X-ray Appearances in Chronic Rheumatism

X-ray appearances in chronic rheumatism.

X-Ray Appearances in the Lung Fields in Tropical Eosinophilia

ing the treatment and the mottling was replaced by increased striations. The last skiagram showed complete disappearance of the mottlings. He first suggested that the mottling was due to widespread infiltration by eosinophil cells with large granules. This finding was later confirmed by Meyenburg (1946) and Viswanathan (1948) in their autopsy reports. Parsons Smith (1944) described radiographic...

X-ray appearances of gastric, duodenal and jejunal ulcer.

Acupuncture in Chronic Muscular Rheumatism

By Assistant Surgeon Chuytun Shah, Peshaivur, acuponctdre as a tnerapeutic agent has long been known both in England and on the continent of Europe. It is believed to have been known from times immemorial to the Chinese. To the natives of India it is quite a new thing, and it is not sufficiently practised, if at all, in the Hospitals and Dispensaries of this country. In the treatment of muscula...

Postchikungunya Chronic Inflammatory Rheumatism

A 65-year-old male resident of Guatemala presented with a 5-month history of distal symmetric arthritis and generalized fatigue. This was associated with night sweats, chills, and weight loss. Symptoms were refractory to oral prednisone and hydroxychloroquine.