Renal Puncture in Infancy

Renal papillary necrosis in infancy.

Husband, P., and Howlett, K. A. (1973). Archives of Disease in Childhood, 48, 116. Renal papillary necrosis in infancy. Two infants developed renal papillary necrosis after acute illnesses associated with dehydration. After a short oliguric phase there was a longer phase characterized by impaired urinary concentration, hyponatraemia, metabolic acidosis, and a raised blood urea. Intravenous urog...

Idiopathic renal acidosis in infancy.

During recent years idiopathic renal acidosis of infancy has become more widely recognized as a cause of failure to thrive. Common presenting features are anorexia, vomiting and constipation, which usually appear after some months of apparent good health. In 1935 Lightwood described the clinical syndrome and pathology of nephrocalcinosis in early life. Its association with persistent acidosis w...

Percutaneous renal puncture: requirements and preliminary results

the effect of the record infancy in crimilly acts of guilties (in karaj city)

چکیده یکی از مهمترین دغدغه های بزرگ جوامع بشری، از دیر باز تا کنون که ذهن پژوهشگران و متخصصان بهداشت روانی و اجتماعی و دولتها رابه خود مشغول داشته، مسأله ی بزهکاری می باشد. شناخت کامل پدیده ی بزهکاری و بزهکار، علل وعوامل سقوط یک انسان، چگونگی درمان وی و درنهایت پیشگیری ازبزهکاری ودریک کلام سالم سازی یک جامعه، رسالت عظیم، انسانی ومقدسی می باشد که با بررسی شخصیت مجرم یعنی[ انسانی که تحت شرای...

Renal tubular and papillary necrosis after dehydration in infancy.

Banister, A., and Hatcher, G. W. (1973). Archives of Disease in Childhood, 48, 36. Renal tubular and papillary necrosis after dehydration in infancy. Two infants are described who developed renal tubular and papillary necrosis. In one, severe problems of management occurred during the diuretic phase. In the other, the intravenous pyelogram showed characteristic changes during the acute illness....