MALIGNANT ENDOCARDITIS FOLLOWING CHANCROID

Malignant Endocarditis

ing this favourable result combine to make the following case of more than usual interest. D. Singh, a sepoy, cet. 37, eighteen 3'ears' service, was brought to hospital on 24-th August 1905, suffering from fever. The fever, ushered in with a rigor, had come on during the previous night. Only a fortnight previously this man had been discharged from hospital: on that occasion he had been sufferin...

Malignant hyperthermia following rhinoplasty: a case report

Malignant hyperthermia is a rare and fatal disorder. A 16-year-old male patient was a candidate for rhinoplasty surgery with no history of disease and previous surgery, negative family history and no history of medication use in the operating room. Maintenance of anesthesia was performed with O2, NO2 (50% -50%) and MAC isoflurane 1. Gradually, from the 80th minute after the start of the operati...

A Case of Pneumococcal Endocarditis Following a Nose Trauma

Pneumococcal endocarditis is an uncommon disease. Here, we describe a case of endocarditis caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae in a young man following a nose trauma. In traumas that involve the respiratory system and the mucous membrane, bacterial complications such as colonization and bacteremia and end-organ involvement should be considered by physicians.

Bacterial endocarditis following cardiac surgery.

Intracardiac surgery for rheumatic and congenital heart disease entails direct trauma to both normal and abnormal endocardium. This communication inquires into the incidence and nature of the endocardial infections that develop subsequent to this injury. On the basis of an examination of 2,263 patients operated upon for acquired and congenital heart disease during a 5-year period terminating in...

The Gulstonian Lectures, on Malignant Endocarditis.