Phlebolith with dyspnoea

A patient with progressive dyspnoea

Our case report describes the strong ability of noninvasive diagnostic techniques to detect cardiac involvement in advanced systemic amyloid light chain amyloidosis, which was confirmed at autopsy.

Calcified pulmonary tumour with dyspnoea.

Pulmonary rehabilitation in patients with MRC Dyspnoea

and documented. A predicted moderate to high risk of death from community-acquired pneumonia is a highly relevant piece of information required to mount an ethically valid treatment recommendation and decision, particularly in those patients with pneumonia regarded to be a terminal event. Nevertheless, we recalculated the predictions of the CRB-65 score excluding all those who died without havi...

Puerpera with dyspnoea and epileptic seizure.

A number of chronic neurological diseases may provoke changes in the clinical course of gestation or puerperium. In addition, the physiological changes involved in these states may entail potential risks for developing new neurological pathologies. These include neurological diseases of vascular origin, which have a significant incidence rate. We present the case of a 34-year-old puerperal pati...

Diaphragmatic eventration presenting with sudden dyspnoea.

To cite: Deveer M, Beydilli H, Cullu N, et al. BMJ Case Rep Published online: [please include Day Month Year] doi:10.1136/ bcr-2013-008613 DESCRIPTION Eventration of the diaphragm is an abnormal elevation of an intact diaphragm. There are two distinct aetiological types of eventration: congenital and acquired. The acquired diaphragmatic eventration is rarely seen in adults and the most common a...