[PDF] Top 20 ASYMMETRICAL BILATERAL HIP DISLOCATION WITH SEGMENTAL FRACTURE FEMUR: AN UNUSUAL CASE REPORT AND LITERATURE REVIEW

... ABSTRACT: Bilateral traumatic hip dislocation is rarely ...unique case is presented, consisting of asymmetric bilateral hip dislocation with associated ... See full document

... ABSTRACT: Bilateral asymmetric traumatic hip dislocation without an associated fracture of the pelvis or femur occurring in an young adult with no previous history ... See full document

... here with present a case of bilateral spontaneous femoral neck fracture in a middle aged male patient suffering from undiagnosed renal ...undergone bilateral uncemented hemiarthroplasty ... See full document

... degenerative and non suppurative inflammatory process, but its etiology remains obscure ...suggest an infectious origin to this HIV related facial palsy, including principally, herpes simplex virus, ... See full document

... the hip is flexed and adducted (e.g., fracture of the patella), and those attributable to a valgus, varus, or rotational strain applied to the knee, such as collateral ligament ... See full document

... fascitis and it is most often caused by polymicrobial ...describes an unusual case of gangrene secondary to an aggressive testicular cancer with an excellent response to ... See full document

... the literature. The pathophysiology of this condition is not fully known and its origin may possibly be related to the twisting and separation of epiploic ...the case of a patient with ... See full document

... disease with no central nervous system involvement, when it does occur, it can be ...patients with unusual neurologic symptoms accompanied by high levels of eosinophils in the cerebrospinal ... See full document

... anti-inflammatory and lumbar ...cause an extensive ossification is ...treatment with persistent lumbar pain that affects the functional ability of patient, with or without neurologic ...cases ... See full document

... Medical and Dental Sciences / Volume 2/ Issue 45/ November 11, 2013 Page 8753 USG abdomen of the patient was done using high frequency (7-11Mhz) linear probe; which showed multiple small anechoic cysts in both the ... See full document

... This type of injury occurs in individuals with an immature skeleton, in which the muscles, ligaments and tendons are generally stronger than the growth plates. For this reason, it is rare to see a ... See full document

... anterior and maxillary ...not an uncommon finding, but these anomalies in conjunction with a talon cusp form a rare ...prevalence and clinical features of the aforementioned anomalies have ... See full document

... patients and/or relatives who may have presented clinical history compatible with ...ics and adepolarizing neuromuscular blockers may prevent the triggering of an MH ...after an ... See full document

... year and the treatment consists in surgical ...is an important aspect to consider for improving the oral ...structures and number of removed ...communication and space maintainer to ensure the ... See full document

... Consistent with the pathophysiology of IAS, we have detected late postprandial hypoglycemia in our patient (Figure ...picture with a decrease in the frequency of hypoglycemic episodes, as shown in Figure ... See full document

... as an incidental finding in routine ...organ and the teeth most commonly affected are impacted mandibular third molars and permanent maxillary ...of an impacted deciduous tooth is ...brief ... See full document

... bronchus and transbronchial needle aspiration performed through to the me- dial wall of the right lower lob ...cells with minimal inlammato- ry ...contracted and they had hyalinized vascular struc- ... See full document

... at bilateral globus pallidi which were extending into the mesencephalone on T1 weighted scans ...HE and iron deiciency anemia. His symptoms improved progressively and during 10 months follow up, HE ... See full document

... revealed an integral epidermis without atypia; and, in the dermis, inflammatory infiltrate of superficial and deep, perivascular location, around the pilo-erector muscles, hair follicles, eccrine ... See full document

... leaflets and thinly myelinated fibres at the centre of them; (B) Schwann cell preparation (S-100 protein) on immunohistochemistry demonstrates reactivity of the myelinated fibres at the centre, and absence ... See full document