Multifactorial intoxication?

Multifactorial pathogenesis of falls as a basis for multifactorial interventions.

Complex Multifactorial Genetic Diseases

A trait is often of interest by virtue of being either highly desirable, for example intelligence, or highly undesirable, for example cancer. Genetic influence over the trait can be established inmanyways including twin studies, clustering statistics and statistical modelling. Once the existence of a genetic component has been established, the next step is to locate the genes involved. The ease...

Rhabdomyolysis and thinner intoxication

 Abstract We report a case of paint thinner intoxication by inhalation, with rhabdomyolysis, renal failure, skin lesions and severe sciatic nerve lesion at gluteal region.

Necrotizing retinitis of multifactorial etiology

Introduction. We present the case of a 73-year-old woman with osteoporosis, who presented to the emergency room with a sudden vision loss and ocular pain in the right eye, which appeared two days before. The patient mentioned loss of appetite, weight loss for three months and low fever for two weeks. Materials and methods. Among the ophthalmological findings, the most important were panuveitis,...

Histopathologic diagnosis of multifactorial alopecia.

Establishing a definitive diagnosis for any form of alopecia can be challenging. Adding to the diagnostic complexity is the fact that many patients have more than one form of alopecia contributing to their hair loss. We conducted a review of 1360 consecutive scalp biopsy specimens submitted for the evaluation of scalp hair loss over a 16-month period, demonstrating that 12.5% of cases had a com...