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Anisakiasis is a disease caused by human infection by the Anisakis larvae, a marine nematode found in raw or undercooked fish. Most of anisakiasis are found in gastric or intestinal mucosa, but Anisakiasis in the oral cavity is rare. So, we elaborate on it in the present report with a review of literatures. This is the first report about anisakiasis of oral cavity in the recent literatures in Korea.
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Humains , Anisakiase , Anisakis , Muqueuse intestinale , Corée , Larve , Bouche , ParasitesRésumé
A 33-year-old woman who was diagnosed as medullary carcinoma by fine needle aspiration of thyroid mass is presented. The smear revealed dispersed pattern and small clusters of cells without follicular or papillary structures. The nuclei were round, oval or spindle shaped and eccentrically located. The cytoplasm was abundant and showed red-stained cytoplasmic granulation and tail-like projection with indistinct border. Clumps of amorphous, light-green material were intermingled with tumor cells.
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Adulte , Enfant , Femelle , Humains , Cytoponction , Carcinome médullaire , Cytoplasme , Tumeur à cellules granuleuses , Hypercalciurie , Dépistage de masse , Cuisse , Glande thyroideRésumé
Factor Vll deficiency has an estimated incidence of 1/500,000 in the general population and autosomal recessive pattern of inheritance. Factor Vll deficiency is characterized by prolonged prothrombin time (PT), and normal activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) and bleeding time (BT). Definite diagnosis of this condition requires a specific Factor Vll assay. The clinical features are variable and do not always correlate with the Factor Vll level. We experienced a case of Factor Vll deficiency presenting as hemarthroses in a 2-years-old girl, whose chief complaint was pain, swelling of right knee joint and limping gait. The laboratory findings were prolonged PT and prominent deficiency of factor Vll. So, we report a case of Factor Vll deficiency with a brief review of the related literature.
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Femelle , Humains , Temps de saignement , Diagnostic , Démarche , Hémarthrose , Incidence , Articulation du genou , Temps partiel de thromboplastine , Temps de prothrombine , TestamentsRésumé
Factor Vll deficiency has an estimated incidence of 1/500,000 in the general population and autosomal recessive pattern of inheritance. Factor Vll deficiency is characterized by prolonged prothrombin time (PT), and normal activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) and bleeding time (BT). Definite diagnosis of this condition requires a specific Factor Vll assay. The clinical features are variable and do not always correlate with the Factor Vll level. We experienced a case of Factor Vll deficiency presenting as hemarthroses in a 2-years-old girl, whose chief complaint was pain, swelling of right knee joint and limping gait. The laboratory findings were prolonged PT and prominent deficiency of factor Vll. So, we report a case of Factor Vll deficiency with a brief review of the related literature.