Eagle syndrome is a rare condition presenting with retroauricular pain (usually as main symptom) associated with dysphagia, headache, neck pain on rotation and, much rarelier, stroke. This occurs due to styloid process elongation. Sometimes, there is also styloid ligament calcification, which can cause compression of nerves and arteries and the symptoms above. Treatment can be conservative with...

Avian evaporative cooling and the maintenance of body temperature ( T b ) below lethal limits during heat exposure has received more attention in small species compared to larger-bodied taxa. Here, we examined thermoregulation at air temperatures approaching exceeding normothermic three larger birds that use gular flutter, thought provide basis for pronounced capacity tolerance. We quantified ,...

Eagle syndrome is caused by an elongated styloid process or calcified stylohyoid ligament. The stylocarotid variant with neurologic symptoms is rare and presents a diagnostic challenge. Patients may present with transient ischemic attacks, syncope, or less well defined symptoms like episodic dizziness. We report use of vascular laboratory testing in the management of Eagle syndrome. In one pati...

Eagle syndrome is a rare condition resulting from elongation of the temporal styloid process or calcification of its associated stylohyoid ligaments. Although usually presenting with pain or odynophagia, Eagle syndrome has been reported to cause a multitude of neurologic symptoms or vascular complications, some of which can be life-threatening. We present a case in which an endovascularly place...

As no published results were available of valid evaluations of common serological reactions found amongst the various racial groups of South Africa, the serological department of the Natal Pathological Service initiated a comprehensive investigation of these reactions in the racial groups of Natal. It is hoped to publish the results in a series of papers. This paper reports the results of testi...