Background Fat embolism syndrome (FES) is a rare resulting from fat embolism, which defined by the presence of globules in pulmonary microcirculation; it associated with wide range symptoms. Research Question What are specific unknown risk factors for FES after we have controlled basic characteristics and patient’s severity? Study Design Methods This was nested case-control study that used Japa...

The military courts have developed a rich case law tradition in the area of rape trauma syndrome testimony. These cases are particularly important in the context of a military that is both increasingly female and increasingly sensitive to mixed gender relationships. This article reviews the military court's approach to rape trauma testimony over the past 15 years. The author notes that milita...

Lower cranial nerve palsy, also known as Collet-Sicard syndrome, is a fairly rare pathology characterized by unilateral palsy of the IX-X-XI-XII cranial nerves. We report a multiple cranial nerve palsy developing after a head trauma that might have been considered negligible. A 16-year-old boy was admitted with swallowing and articulation problems and difficulty lifting one shoulder after a hea...

Ogilvie syndrome (colonic pseudoobstruction); it is an acute and excessive dilatation of the colon with clinical radiological obstruction, although there no mechanical obstruction in colon. In this syndrome, severe nausea-vomiting, abdominal pain distension are seen as findings. Although its etiology not known exactly, assumed to occur due autonomic nervous system dysfunction. This which especi...

Abstract Endovascular management of splenic blunt trauma is widely accepted as a safe and effective alternative to open surgery in carefully selected patients. Following radiologically successful intervention, patients are normally discharged with no follow up after 48-72 hours haemodynamic stability satisfactory serial haemoglobin levels. We present case fit well 24-year-old male patient who p...