Afebrile B. Typhosus Entero-Colitis

Idelalisib: a rare cause of enterocolitis

Idelalisib is an oral, phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase delta (PI3Kδ) inhibitor, approved by FDA since July 2014 for the treatment of relapsed follicular B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Data from three phases of the study involving idelalisib demonstrate diarrhea (47%) to be the common adverse effect. The other side effects are pyrexia (28%), fatigue (30%), nausea (29%), cough (29%), pneumonia (25%),...

Beyond necrotizing entero colitis and focal intestinal perforation: unusual gastro intestinal complications in preterm infants

On Precipitable Substances Derived from Bacillus Typhosus and Bacillus Paratyphosus B

Attempts to confirm certain statements that ether-soluble specific substances can be obtained from B. typhosus have lead to negative results. Two serologically active protein substances and another that was non-protein have been separated from B. typhosus. The first two are not resistant to tryptic digestion or to treatment with alkaline hypochlorite solution whereas the third resists both. One...

The Etiology of Beri-Beri. Inaugural Address of Session 1901-1902

stimulate to further effort towards attempting the solution of the many etiological puzzles which, more especially in tropical diseases, still remain unsolved. Among other tropical diseases, the various affections whose leading symptom is intestinal flux, and which are included under the somewhat elastic names of dysentery, sprue, chronic diarrhoea, colitis, entero-colitis, etc., are, perhaps, ...

An Unusual Focus of B. Typhosus Infection

A Mohammedan male, aged 43, was admitted into the Medical College Hospital with the complaints of slight irregular fever and heart trouble. The case was labelled in the ward as " chronic malaria with mitral stenosis." He was having the usual treatment. After about a fortnight in the hospital he complained of a painful swelling in the scrotum and on examination the scrotum was found to be inflam...