War Nephritis: A Clinical, Functional, and Pathological Study

Experimental oleander (Nerium oleander) poisoning in goats: a clinical and pathological study

Dried oleander leaves at single lethal dose of 110 mg/kg body weight were administered orally to fivenative female goats. Clinical signs of toxicosis in goats began to appear about 1 hr after receiving theoleander and included abdominal pain, ruminal atony and tympany, frequent urination, bradycardia,tachycardia, tachyarrhythmia, depression, weakness and convulsive movement and death at the end...

Gaucher's Disease; A Clinical and Pathological Study.

Splenic enlargement in infancy and early childhood is a common clinical finding but the diagnosis of its cause is often a problem of great difficulty. In the present communication, it is not our intention to discuss the merits of any classification, or the question of differential diagnosis, but rather to bring forward a series of cases illuistrating a definite clinical entity, which has, as on...

Frontotemporal dementia: a clinical-pathological study.

We report a 44-year-old female patient without any familial history of dementia presenting with increasing disturbances in behaviour and language followed by a progressive cognitive deterioration. Neuropsychological evaluation revealed a significant impairment on frontal lobe tests. A brain PET scan disclosed a severe frontal hypometabolism. The tentative diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia wa...

clinical and pathological features of non-functional neuroendocrine tumors of pancreas: a report from iran

background pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (pnets) are rare tumors with variable malignant potential, prognosis, and survival. we aimed to assess the characteristics of patients with non- functional pnet  in our hospital . methods from nov 2010 to nov 2013 , all patients who came to endosonography unit of shariati  hospital , tehran , iran , and   had pancreatic lesions were assessed . tumor s...

War Gases: Their Pathological Effects and Treatment