Background: Splenic infarction (SI) is a rare clinical entity seldom encountered in veterinary medicine. Its most frequent causes include thromboembolic status, splenomegaly, and cardiac disease. Although thrombotic elements from the circulation provide the most common context for thromboembolic SIs, immune-mediated hemolytic anemia (IMHA) has not been reported as an underlying...

Troisier and Monaldi (Rg. Med., 1932, 96), having changed Lowenstein's method, performed blood cultures of patients who had one or another infectious disease. A.a. describe 3 cases, from the which VC were cultivated: 1st patient with endocarditis (blood culture produced non-hemolytic streptococcus) died septic cerebral infarction, autopsy did not reveal a single tbc focus. Nth. Croupous pneumon...

We have investigated adenylate cyclase in ghosts from normal and pathologic human red blood cells. Basic parameters such as specific activity, apparent Michaelis constant (KMapp), and response to effectors: sodium fluoride (NaF), 5'-guanylyl imidodiphosphate (Gpp (NH)p), isoproterenol, and PGE1 were investigated. Basal and NaF-stimulated activities were measured in ghosts from patients with her...

the most common form of acquired hemolytic anemia is associated with what appears to be autologous igg hemagglutinins. these anti-bodies may arise unexpectedly and in the absence of any recognizable underlying disease. however, they are observed not uncommonly as a complication of systemic lupus erythematosis, chronic lymphatic leukemia, lymphosarcoma, ulcerative colitis, etc. 'the red cells of...

idiopathic acquired hemolytic atsemia, Group II, hemolytic atsemia followitsg irus pmseumomsia and Group III, chrotsic hemolytic atsemia with hemoglohitsuria and Raynaud’s phemsomena. A detailed accoumst. of the climsical aspects of tise three patients of Group III was published by Ferrimams, Dacie, Keele amid Fullerton2 who also made an amsalysis of msine similar cases reported in the literatu...

T PRESENT, corticosteroids and splenectomy constitute the main forms of therapy in autoimmune hemolytic anemia. In general, the patient is given a large dose of prednisone for a short period until the hemolytic process aI)ates, then the dose of corticosteroid is reduced to the minimum (lose which controls the disease.’ If this maintenance dose for tile individual patient is too high to permit p...