Co-existence of transient neurological symptoms along with post dural puncture headache [PDPH]: a case report

Regional anaesthesia is well known for complications. Major neurological sequelae after central blockade although rare but can be devastating for the patient and the anaesthetist. Coexistence of transient neurological manifestations along with post dural puncture headache has not been reported in literature. A case with the features of both is presented, although the exact cause for the coexistence could not he ascertained. Also, this patient did not respond to the usual doses of ACTH

Subglottic foreign bodies - two case reports

Subglottic foreign bodies are not uncommon. Foreign bodies in respiratory tract have been major cause of morbidity The spectrum of presentation varies widely from sudden death due to complete respiratory obstruction to accidental finding during routine investigation. Two cases of unusual subglottic foreign bodies are reported, who required emergency tracheostomy. A common problem encountered in a case of laryngeal foreign body is delayed diagnosis; and special care has to be taken not to damage the surrounding laryngeal tissues during removal