Superficial science

Superficial siderosis.

Case 1 An elderly patient presented with insidious onset of sensorineural hearing loss. The past history was unremarkable except for insidious onset of weakness of left lower limb. Physical examination revealed left hemiparesis with upgoing left plantar. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of brain revealed a large flow void in the interpeduncular cistern suggestive of aneurysm arising from the to...

Early Marjolin's Ulcer after Minimal Superficial Burn

Superficial multiple fibromatosis( combined 3 syndromes)

A 50 years old male patient to referred to our clinic for multiple hard diffused lesions on palms, plantars and penis. The Genesis of the problem goes back to 10 years earlier. The lesions appeared first on the soles and gradually new lesions appeared on the palms and eventually on the penis, so that stretching and contraction of the fingers and toes has become painful. During the last 6 years,...

Superficial Temporal Artery Pseudoaneurysm.

Pseudoaneurysm is a rare but well-known complication of accidental or iatrogenic trauma. The large majority of those that appear on the head arise from the superficial temporal artery or its branches, although aneurysms arising from the nasal or angular arteries have also been described. We present the case of a man who was seen in our department for a rapidly growing, soft, pulsatile nodule in...

Superficial Proximal Straight Tubules

This paper describes experiments designed to evaluate Na+ and C1transport in isolated proximal straight tubules from rabbit kidneys. When the perfusing solution was Krebs-Ringer buffer with 25 mM HCO8 (KRB) and the bath contained KRB plus 6 % albumin, net volume reabsorption (J,, nl min-' mm-') was -0.46 4 0.03 (SEM); V., the spontaneous transepithelial potential difference, was -1.13 + 0.05 mV...