Fundal changes in malignant hypertension

Malignant Hypertension Associated with Rhabdomyosarcoma

The Hypertension is divided into two types: primary and secondary. the secondary type, is particularly due to renal and arterial origin and is mostly seen. In children the Secondary hypertension caused by malignancies is rare. This is a case of abdominal rhabdomyosarcoma with malignant hypertension.

Posttraumatic Left-sided Portal Hypertension Manifested with Bleeding Fundal Varices

POSTTRAUMATIC LEFT-SIDED PORTAL HYPERTENSION MANIFESTED WITH BLEEDING FUNDAL VARICES (Abstract): Splenic vein obstruction (usually due to thrombosis) induces left-sided portal hypertension and isolated fundal varices in patients with unaffected liver parenchyma and permeable portal vein. Pancreatic etiology is among the most frequent for splenic vein thrombosis. Hemorrhage from isolated fundal ...

Malignant Hypertension in Childhood.

Essential hypertenision is predominantly a disease of the later years of life. It is uncommon under thirty years, and rare in childhood. Two forms or phases have been described, the benign 6, 7 and the malignant. There seems to be unan-imity of opinion among the writers on the suibject regarding the clinical differentiationi of the two forms, but the pathogenesis of the malignant type is still ...

malignant hypertension associated with rhabdomyosarcoma

the hypertension is divided into two types: primary and secondary. the secondary type, is particularly due to renal and arterial origin and is mostly seen. in children the secondary hypertension caused by malignancies is rare. this is a case of abdominal rhabdomyosarcoma with malignant hypertension.

Fundal Lesions in Sarcoidosis.