tures of traumatic injuries on–coagulative-type cell necrosis, more severe in the at than the mucosa abundant capillary ingrowth with rapid white cell n in deposition at the injury site followed by fibroblastic ion reconstruction of the injured muscle coat by 96 hours tures of electrosurgical injuries of capillary ingrowth of fibroblastic muscle coat ction of white cell infiltration except in f...

Russell’s viper bite causing coagulopathy, hypotension, DIC, rhabdomyolysis and acute kidney injury. Nephropathy usually is caused by RV having hemotoxic or myotoxic venom components. Multiple mechanism causes renal pathologic changes including tubular necrosis, cortical interstitial nephritis, glomerulonephritis. But above all glomerulonephritis very rare. We report a case of who died failure ...

The significance of necrosis (karyorrhexis), among the most characteristic findings in lupus nephritis, was evaluated by studying the correlation between the existence of necrosis in renal biopsy specimens and laboratory findings. The subjects were 54 patients with diffuse proliferative lupus nephritis and 6 patients with focal proliferative lupus nephritis selected from 143 patients with lupus...

CASE 1. An 83 year old man presented with a 48 hr history of vomiting and constipation. He was pyrexial, the abdomen was distended, and a tender swelling was present in the medial aspect of the right groin, below the inguinal ligament. A diagnosis of incarcerated femoral hernia was made. Exploration through a McEvedy incision revealed strangulation and necrosis of a loop of small bowel and of t...

Chronic multinodular skin lesions were produced in rabbits injected intradermally at a single site with a sterile extract of sonically disrupted Group A streptococcal cells (1). These lesions, which consisted of separate nodules scattered over areas as large as 12 cm. in diameter, presented several remarkable features. The injury to dermal connective tissue was evident within 48 hours after inj...

Twenty five patients with manifestations of cerebrovascular ischemic disease were evaluated with high resolution computed tomography of the neck, following intravenous infusion of a contrast agent. Computed tomography images of extracranial carotid arteries revealed atherosclerotic plaque formations and their complications: stenosis, occlusion, ulceration, calcification and mural lucent defects...

Focal intestinal perforation (FIP) has long been described in the pediatric literature. Peritoneal drainage (PD) is widely used as treatment for focal intestinal perforation. Here we report a premature infant that underwent PD on day of life 9 for a FIP. The infant recovered well from this episode and was discharged home without known sequelae. Subsequently, the same patient presented 16 months...

Thirty-four healthy blood donors, found to be persistent HBAg carriers, have been investigated by means of serial liver function tests, bromsulphthalein (BSP) retention, and liver biopsy. Thirty-one of the donors had histological abnormalities including one with cirrhosis, three with chronic aggressive hepatitis, and 11 with chronic persistent hepatitis. In 13 biopsies there were focal areas of...

CARDIAC histology has been reviewed in 16 patients between April 1980 and March 1981 to evaluate the effect of cyclosporin-A (CyA) and low-dose prednisone in a new trial of orthotopic cardiac transplantation. The usual maintenance dose of CyA has been 5-10 mg/kg/day, and prednisone 15-20 mg/ day.1 HydrOC()rtisone, 1 g intravenously, has been used to combat rejection. usually without alteration ...

BACKGROUND In 1978, the first case of columnar epidermal necrosis was reported in a 6-year-old boy. There were scaly, partially vesicular or crusty, erythematous lesions mainly involving the extremities that histopathologically showed peculiar features of focal, total epidermal necrosis accompanied by a lichenoid tissue reaction. He developed the skin eruption after receiving a blood transfusio...