Virus Transmission by Subcutaneous Jet Injection

Transmission of johnsongrass chlorotic stripe mosaic virus by embryo injection

Self-administration of mercury by subcutaneous injection.

An unmarried woman of 21 developed diabetes mellitus in 1957 when aged 12. Her subsequent management was often complicated by diabetic ketoacidosis and coma, eventually traced to failure to administer her insulin correctly. At a number of centres in the London area she received psychiatric treatment, with a diagnosis of inadequate immature personality and psychopathic features. In 1962, at the ...

Haemorrhagic shock induced by subcutaneous insulin injection

MM et al. Toxicity of sunitinib plus bevacizumab in renal cell carcinoma. Renal thrombotic micro-angiopathy caused by anti VEGF-antibody treatment for metastatic renal-cell carcinoma. A, Nadasdy T et al. Proteinuria in a patient receiving anti-VEGF therapy for metastatic renal cell carcinoma. Haemorrhagic shock induced by subcutaneous insulin injection Sir—A number of chronic kidney disease pat...

Prophylactic low-dose heparin by jet injection.

graphic deterioration, in the patient and others affected by aerosols of contaminated water in other factories2 3 no radiographic changes were evident after several years' exposure, and no functional abnormalities persisted when away from work. Furthermore, the symptoms were prominent in the early part of the week, improving while continuing at work, but recurring on return to work after an abs...

Subcutaneous injection-induced cellulites

In the hospice ward where patients are in the terminal stages of cancer, it is common practice to give them a subcutaneous injection of pain relievers to reduce their pain and make them more comfortable. Most of these patients are elderly and have low blood pressure or poor veins, which often makes it difficult to inject them because of the calcification at previous injection sites. Thus, subcu...