ABSTRACT
A case of multiple myeloma has been described who presented with repeated chest infections and anaemia. The possibility of plasma cell dyscrasia was kept in mind although he had no typical symptoms and signs like bone pains, bony tenderness etc. The diagnosis of multiple myeloma was established by serum electrophoresis, radiological and bone marrow studies
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Case ReportsABSTRACT
From this case report it is clear that a pathological condition serious enough to produce focal fits, can yet be so small initially, that it can be missed by such sensitive diagnostic procedures as the EEG and carotid - angiography. Therefore, if one has strong suspicion that inspite of all investigations proving inconclusive, all is not well beneath the surface, perseverance and re-investigation will usually prove fruitful
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Cysts , Case ReportsABSTRACT
In the recent past the invalidity and mortality due to infectious Hepatitis has increased Fatal cases of acute .hepatic coma were studied, The importance of relevant points in history and physical examination have been high lighted and lack of certain laboratory Investigations pointed out. Few lapses in the management and the subject in general is discussed
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Retrospective StudiesABSTRACT
A case of mitral valve prolapse is described in a young man, discovered incidentally during the course of an unrelated illness. There was no associated mitral valve regurgitation or any haemodynamic disturbance. In retrospect the patient described symptoms which appeared to be those of a cardiac neurosis
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Case ReportsABSTRACT
A case of Acute Myeloid Leukeamia is described who presented as a case of sideroblastic anaemia, later as aplastic anaemia and in the tenth month of illness showed changes of acute myeloid leukaemia
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Anemia/diagnosis , Case ReportsABSTRACT
A case of tuberculosis of liver is described who presented with nonspecific features suggesting cirrhosis. However the diagnosis of hepatic tuberculosis was confirmed on liver biopsy. The patient responded well to the anti-tuberculous therapy and became symptom free