The Language of a Three-Year-Old Child

Hypereosinophilia in a three-year-old child: case report

Background: Hypereosinophilic syndrome is commonly found in various diseases such as allergic diseases, parasitic diseases, malignancies, etc. Fasciolosis may present with different clinical features, and it can make a difficult diagnosis of the disease. Laboratory manifestations of fascioliasis are eosinophilia. The purpose of this report was to introduce a child with hypereosinophilia that he...

Ovarian Tumour in a Three-Year-Old Child

mented, large and firm, and the vulva more full}' developed than usual. A large freely movable hard lump in the lower half of the abdomen was felt rising ?ut of the pelvis and reaching above the umbilicus; Was not painful or tender. On rectal examination ^e lump was felt in close relation to the left side of the uterus but not attached to it. The uteru9 was krge, for the age of the child. The r...

Papulonecrotic Tuberculide in a Three-year-old Child

History A three-year-old girl presented with a two-year history of recurrent , bi lateral ly distributed, asymptomatic papules mainly affecting the extensor surfaces of the upper and lower limbs. The lesions progressed to form pustules, crusts and were increasing in number. Some of these lesions healed with scarring and pigmentation. The girl was otherwise healthy with no systemic complaint or ...

Acute calcific supraspinatus tendinitis in a three-year-old child.

A previously healthy three-year-old boy presented with a 72-hour history of general malaise and refusal to move the right arm. There was no history of injury or of previous symptoms in the limb. On examination, he was unhappy and withdrawn, holding the right arm securely across his stomach with his left hand. He was apyrexial when first seen in the accident department but two hours later his te...

Meningeal Anthrax in a Twelve-Year Old Child in Iran