RHINOSPORIDIUM KINEALYI IN UNUSUAL SITUATIONS.

Rhinosporidium kinealyi Infection

Rhinospo7?idium kinealyi was discovered by L?lO'Kinealy, i.m.s., of Calcutta in 1894 m Oscular pedunculated nasal polypi, and des^bed by Major Vaughan, i.m.s., Professor of ^athologv at the Medical College, Calcutta.' 1905 Minchin and Fantham published an exhaustive description of the structure of the Parasite, and in the same year the late Dr. T. iVlNair of Madras drew the attention of the PlQ...

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation: Unusual Techniques for Unusual Situations

Background The cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in prone position has been dealt with in 2010 American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines but have not been reviewed in 2015 guidelines. The guidelines for patients presenting with cardiac arrest under general anesthesia in lateral decubitus position and regarding resuscitation in confined spaces like airplanes are also not available in AHA gui...

The Treatment of Rhinosporidium by Antimony Tartrate

Conjunctival Polyp Caused by Rhinosporidium See Beri

Rhinosporidiosis is a localized disease of mucous membranes, principally found on the mucous membranes of nasal passages. I t has also been described as occurring in the mucous membranes of the eye and other parts of the body.'8 The disease is caused by Rhinosporidium seeberi, which has the morphologic characteristics of a fungus,' but so far neither culture nor transfer of the fungus from huma...

A Case of Rhinosporidium Polypus in a Hindu Woman