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Autor:
KA McKinnon, AJ Caddy, Tim O'Dempsey, J.W. Bailey, M Roscoe, Nicholas J. Beeching, Mark S. Bailey, LF Fogg
Publikováno v:
Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps. 158:225-228
Objectives: In Afghanistan zoonotic cutaneous leishmaniasis (CL) due to Leishmania major has been less widely reported than anthroponotic CL due to L. tropica. However, an outbreak of zoonotic CL occurred amongst a group of British soldiers at a mili
Autor:
DA Parkhouse, John Jenner, Paul Rice, R. F. R. Brown, TM Mann, BJ Jugg, Christopher Grainge, A.J. Smith
Publikováno v:
Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps. 155:105-109
To examine the effectiveness of nebulised salbutamol in the treatment of phosgene induced acute lung injury.Using previously validated methods, 12 anaesthetised large white pigs were exposed to phosgene (Ct 1978 +/- 8 mg min m(-3)), established on me
Autor:
L J Hipkin
Publikováno v:
Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps. 138:15-18
A survey has shown that many women favour eliminating menstruation and it has been suggested that therapeutic induction of amenorrhoea might be an advantage in female personnel mobilised for war. The traditional method has been to take the oral contr
Autor:
H G R Balmer, G Hocking
Publikováno v:
Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps. 146:196-198
We audited a total of 1233 patients scheduled for elective cataract extraction or trabeculectomy using peri-bulbar anaesthesia. A bolus of propofol provided sedation to cover insertion of the block. During an initial two-year period we collected data
Autor:
E Selvaag
Publikováno v:
Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps. 144:163-165
A six year old girl of Ethiopian origin suffering from atopic eczema since the age of two is presented. Prior to a visit to her grandparents in Ethiopia, she received 250 mg chloroquine weekly as a prophylaxis against malaria. Three weeks thereafter,
Publikováno v:
Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps. 153:191-192
Drugs are an uncommon but well-recognised cause of acute pancreatitis and new agents of drug-induced pancreatitis continue to be reported. We describe only the 10th reported case of lisinopril-induced pancreatitis in a young female patient.
Autor:
N F Strowbridge
Publikováno v:
Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps. 135:79-80
A case of opisthotonus following the use of the anaesthetic induction agent propofol is described. The patient was a woman with a known history of epilepsy. It is recommended that propofol should not be used in such patients.