children with malignant disease receiving phenothiazines for nausea, cerebral metastases or irradiation effects may be considered (Cottom and Newman, 1966). The acute toxic reactions to phenothiazines are self-limiting, the symptoms subsiding in 24 to 48 hours. They can, however, be rapidly and specifically relieved by the anticholinergic/antihistamine group of drugs commonly used for the treat...

Hitherto little attention has been paid to cholestatic jaundice in the newborn which occurs in the absence of rhesus incompatibility. 4 such cases, among a consecutive series of 24 newborns with prolonged neonatal jaundice occurring in the Devon and Exeter clinical area since 1960, are here described in detail to demonstrate that their clinical and histological picture, and their prognosis, is ...

ampullary tumor is a rare cancer. these patients most commonly present with obstructive jaundice but sometimes disease appear with uncommon signs. this report is an example of such cases. our case is a 53 year old man who presented with recurrent fever and chills and iron deficiency anemia and has been misdiagnosed for two years. the proper diagnosis occurred when the patient showed abnormal li...