Malarial pancreatitis

Malarial Fevers and Malarial Parasites

Pancreatitis in Pregnancy

One should be cautious in using long term tetracyclines, thiazides or steroids during pregnancy.  In toxemic pregnant patients who are com­plaining of epigastric pains, pancreatitis should be ruled qu t. Two patients who developed pancreatitis during their pregnancy are introduced and the dilemma of diagnosing this process from other causes of acute abdomen are discussed. It is suggested not t...

Primary Hyperparathyroidism and Pancreatitis: an Uncommon Cause of Pancreatitis

Malarial Fevers

the examination of the blood, the taking of specimens of blood, the staining and microscopic examination of the blood and the great necessity of being acquainted with thtf appearance of normal blood. The three species of parasite, other' blood parasites, the method of collecting sample of blood for serum diagnosis, the examination of sputum, etc. These subjects are rightly included in this book...

Malarial Nephritis

was a clear association with malaria, and that all these four cases responded well to treatment with quinine, whereas the other two patients were discharged with evidence of permanently damaged kidneys. Another report of his observations was published in 1942. His main evidence of the malarial origin of the subacute glomerular nephrosis which he described is the response to quinine, and thus he...