Urinary markers in neonates: Interpretation and clinical application.

Clinical Pathology: Application and Interpretation

Proliferation markers in tumours: interpretation and clinical value.

Proliferation is one of the most fundamental of biological processes because of its role in growth and in the maintenance of tissue homeostasis. In tumours especially, proliferation has traditionally received much attention. On the one hand, proliferation has been studied as an important cell biological mechanism in oncogenesis, often using rather laborious methods applicable only in experiment...

Submaximal exercise testing: clinical application and interpretation.

Compared with maximal exercise testing, submaximal exercise testing appears to have greater applicability to physical therapists in their role as clinical exercise specialists. This review contrasts maximal and submaximal exercise testing. Two major categories of submaximal tests (ie, predictive and performance tests) and their relative merits are described. Predictive tests are submaximal test...

“Rusterholz” Ulcer in Culling Lame Cows: Clinical and Radiographic Interpretation

Objective- To investigate and quantitate radiological and clinical changes in tissues and structures of the claws affected by Rusterholz ulcer.    Design- Cross-sectional and Descriptive study Animal- Seven culled lame cows were affected with “Rusterholz” ulcer Procedures- Forty one culled lame cows of 1135 culled cows having digital disorders which were randomly selected for clinical and r...

Urinary Tract Infection in Neonates

The symptoms and signs of urinary tract infection (UTI) in the newborn are non-specific. We carried out a retrospective investigation of 30 neonates in whom urinary tract infections were diagnosed by urinary culture. In our study, UTI was a little more common in boys (56%). Eight babies (27%) had low birth weights (less then 2,500 gm). In addition to fever, gastrointestinal tract symptoms and j...