Clinical and pathological observations on apes inoculated with dengue virus

Impact of Vertically-transmitted Dengue Virus on Viability of Eggs of Virus-Inoculated Aedes aegypti

Transovarial transmission (TOT) is known to occur in Aedes aegypti. This relationship carries tremendous epidemiological significance. The progeny of virus-inoculated Aedes aegypti were followed for seven generations to observe the impact of the virus on the viability of eggs and their rearing up to the adult stage. Dengue virus was found to exert an adverse effect on the viability of the eggs ...

Clinical and Pathological Observations in India

C.S.I., M.D., F.R S.E., Fellow of tlie Royai College of Physicians of London ; Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. Edinburgh ; Honorary Physician to the Queen ; Surgeon-Major, Bengal Army ; Professor of Surgery in the Medical College of Bengal; First Surgeon of the Medical College Hospital, Calcutta ; Member of the Senate and late President of the Faculty of Medicine in the University of C...

Clinical and pathological observations on relapse after successful leucotomy.

Return of mental symptoms after their disappearance or marked amelioration for a substantial period following bilateral frontal leucotomy has been described in a small proportion of cases by most psychiatrists who have published a detailed analysis of their postoperative clinical results. Nowhere in the literature, however, has the occurrence of relapse after recovery been correlated with the a...

Further clinical and pathological observations on Leber's optic atrophy.

Clinical and Pathological Features of Iraqi Patients with Prostate Cancer

Background: The clinical pathological features were detected by measuring the prostatic acid phosphatase (PAP) activity according to the stages and grades of prostate cancer. We also explored the relationship between the disease and age with family history among the patients. Methods: Data were collected from direct interview and from the patient’s records. Blood samples that collected before ...