The Diagnostic Significance of Haematuria

A haematuria diagnostic service.

In a haematuria diagnostic service, covering experience with 95 patients, 12 new cases of cancer of the bladder, one of cancer of the kidney, and one of cancer of the penis were identified--all at an early stage. Patients presenting with haematuria were investigated rapidly without disruption of the routine work of the urological unit. Patients who identified the symptoms and sought advice earl...

Diagnostic tests and algorithms used in the investigation of haematuria

the significance of conjunction as a cohesive device in teaching writing

the research questions were as follows: 1. is there any relationship between the students concious awareness of the form and implications of the conjuncations and their improvement in using appropriate conjunctions? 2. does students knowledge of the from and the implications of the conjunctions help them to produce more coherent writings. 3. does a comparison between english conjunctions and th...

The Diagnostic Significance of Tremors

or abolished during movement. This is absent during sleep and often during complete muscular relaxation, as when resting in bed. When fully developed this tremor may be widespread and include several components. 2. Intention, action. or motor tremor. This type of tremor is absent as a rule when the patient is at rest and appears only during movements, especially those which require exact co-ord...

The basis of Fluorescing Angiography and Its Diagnostic Significance in Vascular Diseases

Fluoresing photography has become a prominent branch in opthalmology. During the last few years, it gives us dynamic infor-of circulation of the EYE and its pathologieal disorders.By passing the fluoresein through the retinal and choroidal vessels we are able to record the different typesand stages of disease which these are not exactly diagno-sed by ophthalmoscopy and founds photography.By flu...