An Unusual Case of Suicidal Stabbing *Rearranged by Editor.

A very unusual case of attempted suicide

We would like to present a case report of a very unusual suicide attempt. A 48-year-old female patient tried to commit suicide by stabbing herself with a kitchen knife into her neck. Suicide by self-stabbing is uncommon, constituting only 1-3% of suicide attempts. Patients with self-inflicted stab wounds may have a higher incidence of surgical interventions based on the stab location. Surprisin...

An Unusual Case of Suicidal Stabbing

Sir,?I read with interest in your issue of August 1936 a case reported under the above heading. Two 3*ears ago when I was working as civil surgeon. Dwarka, near Post Okha, I came across a similar case in which a man?a renowned convict who was released ten years ago from Baroda Central Jail for his good behaviour and who had turned very religious since rhen?stabbed his abdomen with two similar c...

An unusual cause of suicidal ideations

While the differential for suicidal ideations is broad, it is known that pathologic brain issues are a cause. Here, a case is presented of a gentleman who had an unusual growth into his frontal lobe leading to the suicidal ideations. The fact that he is chronically immunosuppressed likely led to this unique situation.

Abdominal and lower back pain in pediatric idiopathic stabbing headache.

Idiopathic stabbing headache (ISH) is a primary headache syndrome characterized by transient, sharp, stabbing pains located in the first division of the trigeminal nerve. Reports of pediatric ISH are rare, and extracephalic pain in pediatric ISH is extremely rare. Here we report the case of a 7-year-old male patient suffering from frequent, short, stabbing headache, which was occasionally assoc...

A Case of Hysterical Monoplegia *Rearranged by Editor.