Incidence of the Disease Among childhood infections those of the urinary tract are second in frequency only to respiratory infections, and are the commonest bacterial infections under two years of age (Pryles, 1960; Deluca, Fisher and Swenson, 1963). The incidence of overt urinary infections in the general population is estimated at 8 per 1,000 per annum (Percival, Brumfitt and Louvois, 1964), ...

PATIENTS AND METHODS: the retrospective study of clinical features and diagnostic tests results included 81 patients with idiopathic megacolon/megarectum (2004–2022). The diagnosis was confirmed a barium enema, Hirschsprung’s disease excluded based on anorectal manometry (if needed) rectal Swenson biopsy. QoL assessed by IBSQOL questionnaire; symptoms were point scale. RESULTS: quality life in ...

Incidence of the Disease Among childhood infections those of the urinary tract are second in frequency only to respiratory infections, and are the commonest bacterial infections under two years of age (Pryles, 1960; Deluca, Fisher and Swenson, 1963). The incidence of overt urinary infections in the general population is estimated at 8 per 1,000 per annum (Percival, Brumfitt and Louvois, 1964), ...

Intensive study of certain phases of the habits of the Red-tailed Hawk (Buteo jamaicensis) was made by the writers at the San Joaquin Experimental Range in the foothills of Madera County, California, during 1939, 1940, and the early part of 1941. This wide-ranging, common, and important raptor is well known through such detailed studies as those of McAtee ( 1935)) Bent ( 1937)) and Sumner (1929...

Abstract Prevalent north–south striping (NSS) noise in the spherical harmonic coefficient products of satellite missions gravity recovery and climate experiment greatly impedes interpretation signals. The overwhelming NSS always leads to excessive smoothing data, allowing a large room for improvement spatial resolution if this particular can be mitigated beforehand. Here, we put forward new fil...

Hirschsprung's disease, also known as congenital aganglionic megacolon, is a congenital disorder which develops due to an absence of neural ganglia in a segment of large bowel. Most commonly, the rectum or rectosigmoid, and rarely other areas or the entire colon are involved. In this disease, all three neural plexi, i.e., the myenteric (Auerbach's) plexus, the superficial submucosal (Meiss...