[PDF] Top 20 A descriptive study of morphoea with clinico-pathological correlation

... of morphoea was ...of morphoea with the exception of generalised type which was seen in the middle ...linear morphoea showed involvement of all the four ... See full document

... significant correlation between hormonal status and histological type which has also been described in the literature ...our study, some limitations should be considered when interpreting the ...This ... See full document

... PBL is a fatal disease with a rapid clinical course charac- terized by relapse, or early death, despite treatment. Of all the cases of PBL with orbital presentation described in the litera- ture, only two survived beyond ... See full document

... in correlation with Agarwal et ...their study on Korean population showed more cases of severe Haemophilia ...another study found 84% cases of severe haemophilia and 8% cases of moderate haemophilia ... See full document

... Neck swellings can be classified in relation to the triangles of the neck. The various triangles of the neck are anterior, digastric, carotid, muscular, and posterior. The anatomical knowledge of these triangles is very ... See full document

... The incidence of gastric carcinoma was higher in this study group than the western population. Many patients presented in older age with predominance in males. p53 expression was found in 64% of cases which is ... See full document

... observational study was conducted on 100 patients of any age and sex presenting to otorhinolaryngology outpatient clinics of Government Medical College Patiala with complaints of nasal obstruction, nasal discharge ... See full document

... Abstracts: Craniopharyngiomas are histologically benign tumors, but they have a tendency to become adherent around the pituitary gland and pituitary stalk, including the optic nerves, optic chiasm, intracranial arteries ... See full document

... Renal biopsy tissues sent for histopatological examination. These were done by light microscopy and immunoflourescence study. Glomeruli, tubule, interstitium and vessel were examined with hematoxylin and eosin, ... See full document

... In case-control studies (which have shown an excess prevalence of CAN in melanoma cases relative to controls) and in cohort studies (which have shown an excess in melanoma incidence both in familial melanoma kindreds ... See full document

... reported in 96.4% of VER cases. The range of onset of rejection was 9.7±7.1 days. The difference of incidence of fever might be because only C4d positive cases were taken in the study, while>70 percent of cases ... See full document

... Study population Present study relates to the results of clinical and hematological examination of 10 patients with HbS. Age of the patients ranged from 9 to 60 years (median 23). Male to female ratio was ... See full document

... present study. As a part of study is retrospective, the uniformity in clinical diagnosis and histopathological evaluation could not be ...this study still gives information about the importance of ... See full document

... Methodical sampling of the omentum may reveal small implants not visible to the un-assisted eye that would influence staging and treatment. If the exact degree of malignancy cannot be established intra -operatively, ... See full document

... present study is undertaken to evaluate the utility of FNAC in preoperative diagnosis of thyroid swelling and evaluate the efficiency of FNAC, USG, TFT in differentiating between benign and malignant thyroid ... See full document

... Most common lymphoproliferative disorder in this study was Diffuse large B cell lymphoma, which constituted 27% of all lymphomas. This was followed by marginal zone lymphoma. Many Indian studies have also ... See full document

... Addenbrooke‘s cognitive examination is a brief neuropsychological assessment battery useful for detecting dementia and mild cognitive impairment. ACE-III has elaborated examinations for several cognitive domains ... See full document

... Direct evidence of facial nerve compression or invasion by tumour can be demonstrated by using MRI. The disadvantage of MRI is that it does not show stone and bone (Bullstrode, 2008; Ellis, 1991; Weissman, 1995; ... See full document

... Children commonly presented with generalized lymphadenopathy. 5 of them presented with a mass abdomen.Fig.7 shows a tumor involving the small intestine. Fig.8, 9 and 10 show the microscopic features of marginal zone B ... See full document

... Depending upon the site of perforation, cause of the perforation and condition of the patient there are different modalities of surgery. Surgical modality includes primary repair; repair and ileostomy; resection and ... See full document