Not your typical pneumonia!

Not your typical pneumonia!

1 of 2 DESCRIPTION A 52-year-old gentleman presented to accident and emergency with a 1-week history of sore throat. He had felt generally unwell and feverish the day prior to admission with a cough productive of yellow sputum. On examination he looked lethargic, had a temperature of 38°C and was tachycardic. Medical history included coarctation of the aorta repair in adolescence which subseque...

Not Your Typical Angioma

Data Quality Not Your Typical Database Problem

Textbook database examples are often wrong and simplistic. Unfortunately Data is never born clean or pure. Errors, missing values, repeated entries, inconsistent instances and unsatisfied business rules are the norm rather than the exception. Data cleaning (also known as data cleansing, record linkage and many other terminologies) is growing as a major application requirement and an interdiscip...

Not typical pneumonia: acute exogenous lipoid pneumonia in 19 children

Aim: The aim of this study was to investigate clinical characteristics, radiological findings and therapies of ELP in healthy children. Methods: 19 children hospitalized in our hospital were retrospectively reviewed, with a mean age of 30 months (range: 14-60 months). The medical records including clinic manifestations, radiologic findings and treatments were analyzed. Results: There were 19 pa...

Typical Ambiguity: Trying to Have Your Cake

Ambiguity is a property of syntactic expressions which is ubiquitous in all informal languages–natural, scientific and mathematical; the efficient use of language depends to an exceptional extent on this feature. Disambiguation is the process of separating out the possible meanings of ambiguous expressions. Ambiguity is typical if the process of disambiguation can be carried out in some systema...