Ichthyosis and Kyphoscoliosis

Kyphoscoliosis.

Pulmonary function in kyphoscoliosis.

This investigation was part of a study of kyphoscoliosis. Its objective was to determine the functional alterations in the chest cage and lung. These problems have, as we indicate in a brief review, already aroused considerable interest. However, our approach has differed from that of most previous workers in several respects. Our patients were both children (Caro and Gucker, 1958) and adults. ...

Kyphoscoliosis with Pulmonary Hypertension

Professor Perry: This man came to the out-patient department on the 5th M^r ' 1957. He was 48, an industrial chemist working for a firm near Bristol. Three wee, earlier he had noticed rapidly increasing dyspnoea on effort and, for a few days, su sternal effort pain. aj His previous history is that he had a severe spinal kyphoscoliosis, said to be p?sturn in origin, since childhood. He had visit...

Report of a Congenital Ichthyosis

A case of congenital ichthiosis 1s presented. Histo­logic pattern and the treatment is discussed. 

Respiration during sleep in kyphoscoliosis.

Eleven subjects with non-paralytic and 10 with paralytic kyphoscoliosis and nine normal control subjects were studied during sleep. The Cobb angle of those with kyphoscoliosis varied from 60 degrees to 140 degrees (median 100 degrees) and the vital capacity varied from 17% to 56% (median 28%) of the value predicted on the basis of span. Recordings made during sleep included expired carbon dioxi...