Heatstroke as a possible cause of encephalopathy in infants.

Heatstroke as a possible cause of encephalopathy in infants.

Evidence was presented' that heatstroke might occur in infants who are excessively wrapped or warmed during an infection. Five babies were described from Newcastle in 1979 with a catastrophic illness for which no explanation could be found except the possibility of heatstroke, of which the features were typical: sudden onset, shock, intractable convulsions, acidosis, leucocytosis, respiratory d...

Excessive Attenuation of Measles Virus as a Possible Cause of Failure in Measles Immunization

Intravenous Methylprednisolone, a Possible Cause of the Atrial Fibrillation

       We are presenting a case illustrating atrial fibrillation (AF) following the use of methylprednisolone in a patient with pelvic and femur fracture. A 48- year- old man with no significant past medical history, was admitted to the emergency department after injury in a car accident. He suffered a multiple bone fracture with chief complaints of pain and shortness of breath. He was transfer...

the significance of conjunction as a cohesive device in teaching writing

the research questions were as follows: 1. is there any relationship between the students concious awareness of the form and implications of the conjuncations and their improvement in using appropriate conjunctions? 2. does students knowledge of the from and the implications of the conjunctions help them to produce more coherent writings. 3. does a comparison between english conjunctions and th...

excessive attenuation of measles virus as a possible cause of failure in measles immunization

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