Congenital preretinal arterial loop: Is it a misnomer?

Clinical review 86: Euthyroid sick syndrome: is it a misnomer?

Alterations in thyroid function tests are very common in patients with NTI. Multiple, complex, and incompletely understood mechanisms are involved in these abnormalities. Knowledge of these abnormalities is necessary to avoid errors in the diagnosis of thyroid disease. Measurement of serum TSH, free T4, and free T3 levels by direct equilibrium dialysis/RIA methods probably yield most useful (ac...

Very low HbA1C, is it a problem?

Dear Editor An important problem to manage diabetes mellitus is controlling the patients` blood glucose. Fluctuation of blood glucose results in molecular biochemistry change and can result in unwanted diabetic complications (1). In clinical practice, hemoglobin A1C (HbA1C) is a common useful laboratory test to follow-up patients with diabetes (2). Sometimes, an unexpecte...

Fab-arm exchange is a misnomer

There is increasing research activity aimed at understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying the phenomenon of so-called Fab-arm exchange, which has important implications for immunotherapies involving the anti-inflammatory IgG4 antibodies, and might also be relevant to our understanding of the etiology of the newly-described IgG4-related disease. I would like to point out that “Fab”-arm ex...

The COVID-19 Pandemic: Is It A Wolf Consuming Fertility?

Crohn's Disease—A Misnomer?

SUMMARY It is proposed that Regional Enteritis, commonly called Crohn's Disease should properly be named Crohn-Dalziel disease.