EPILEPSY FROM PERIPHERAL IRRITATION

Peripheral ossifying fibroma secondary to pulpo-periodontal irritation.

This report has discussed the endodontic and surgical management of a peripheral ossifying fibroma that had occurred in the anterior maxillary anterior region, between a central and a lateral incisor in a 12-year-old child. The lesion was diagnosed to have occurred secondary to a pulpo-periodontal irritation.

Case report: reflex epilepsy and peripheral injury.

In discussing the significance of reflex epilepsy Critchley (1933) stated that an incoming stimulus would hardly provoke convulsive phenomena unless there was a state of supercharge in the central nervous system. Holmes (1927) described cases in which a cortical lesion apparently caused the disturbed peripheral response to a specific stimulus, and he considered that the appropriate external sti...

Impetiginous Eruption of the Face Caused by Peripheral Irritation of Branches of the Trigeminal Nerve

and painful ; the gums were spongy and tender. Two or three teeth in the lower jaw were also decayed, but not painful. It appears that he has suffered from tooth-ache more or less for the last ten years, and that he had a molar tooth extracted some time ago ; he has had facial neuralgia, but no eruption previously.. He is otherwise in fair health, and is temperate. The eruption extended from th...

Skin irritation and corrosion.

Dynamics of nasal irritation from pulsed homologous alcohols.

Relatively, few studies have focused on how nasal irritation changes over time. To simulate the rhythm of natural respiration, subjects received 3-s pulses of volatile organic compounds interspersed with 3-s pulses of clean air. Each trial, subjects received 9 pulses of a chemical vapor over about 1 min. Subjects rated nasal irritation from each pulse using magnitude estimation. Within a trial,...