seizure due to diphenylhydantoin -methylphenioate interaction

SEIZURE DUE TO DIPHENYLHYDANTOIN -METHYLPHENIOATE INTERACTION

Signs and symptoms of D PH toxicity were seen in an epileptic child who had received DPH and MP concurrently. In the absence of liver and kidney disease and any intercurrent infection, and with the patient's recovery following the withdrawal of DPH, it appears that drug-drug interaction is the most logical explanation for DPH intoxication.

Epileptic seizure due to neuroglial cyst.

cholestasis and seizure due to lead toxicity: a case report

introduction a 65-year-old man presented to the emergency department with abdominal pain, abnormal liver function tests (cholestatic pattern), and normocytic anemia. he had been an opium user for 20 years. clinical and preclinical findings including the bluish discoloration of periodontal tissues, or burton’s sign, and generalized ileus on abdominal x-ray led us to the possibility of lead poiso...

Cholestasis and Seizure Due to Lead Toxicity: A Case Report

INTRODUCTION Lead poisoning is a major public health risk which may involve major organs. Recently, there have been reports of opioid adulteration with lead in Iran. The following case report is the first of its kind in that intrahepatic cholestasis due to lead toxicity has been described. CASE PRESENTATION A 65-year-old man presented to the emergency department with abdominal pain, abnormal ...

Steel Catenary Riser-Seabed Interaction Due to Caspian Sea Environmental Conditions

This paper investigates the integrated riser/vessel system which is subjected to random waves. Riser pipelines are the main components of the oil and gas offshore platforms. Whereas Iran country has been located on the fringes of Caspian Sea deep water, therefore study and research in this area is increasingly essential. The fluctuation of floating production causes the severe response and grea...

Phase shifts due to atom-surface interaction

Several atom optics experiments have studied how atom-surface interactions affect the propagation of atom waves. However, none of these experiments directly measure the phase shift of atom waves due to interaction with a surface. For example, experiments with atoms transmitted through a cavity [1, 2], atoms diffracted from a material grating [3–6], atoms reflecting from surfaces [7– 10], atoms ...