Osteomalacia due to a Bladder Reconstruction Performed 35 Years Previously

Cæsarian Section for Dystocia Due to Osteomalacia

It would seem probable that the disease is due to some form of systemic infection. The deformity is characteristic. It can be well demonstrated with the X-rays. The patient should lie on her face with the vacuum tube below. The acuteness of the sub-pubic arch is then clearly shown. The pubic rami may be almost parallel. External pelvimetry gives most interesting results. The following table sho...

Osteomalacia due to steatorrhoea; report of a case.

Bladder Shift Due to Constipation: Case Report Zohre Rezaie

Introduction: Constipation is a common digestive problem that significantly affects people’s quality of life. Dilatation of the rectum caused by constipation can block the outlet of the bladder. Therefore, this report presents a case of bladder shift due to constipation. Case Report: A 14-year-old adolescent patient who suffered from mild constipation at the age of 9 and he had to push to defe...

Bilateral Conductive Hearing Loss due to Collapsed Ear Canals in a 35 Years Old Female

Collapsed ear canals have been reported as a cause of inaccuracies during audiometric testing [1]. Were the first to describe the condition in 1961, when they noted a 15-30dB improvement in air conduction thresholds of two patients, when the ear canals were held patent during audiometry by plastic inserts [1,2] reported that ear canal collapse was observed in four percent of their clinical popu...

Iatrogenic osteomalacia and myopathy due to phosphate depletion.

In a patient receiving regular dialysis prolonged hypophosphataemia due to aluminium hydroxide therapy resulted in osteomalacia and severe proximal myopathy. Both osteomalacia and myopathy responded to correction of hypophosphataemia without vitamin D therapy.