Coagulation Disorders In Pregnancy

Placental Abruption

commonest cause of DIC in the parturien

Radial Artery Cannulation: Slideshow

Department of Pathology, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

West Syndrome (Infantile Spasms)

bobbings that cause a complete heaving of the head forward towards his knees, and then immediately relaxing into the upright position... these bowings and relaxings would be repeated alternately at intervals of a few seconds, and repeated from 10 to 20 or more times at each attack, which attack would not continue more than 2 or 3 minutes; he sometimes has 2, 3 or more attacks in the day.

hypsarrhythmia that occurs even between attacks

Citric Acid Cycle Summary

Subcutaneous

not irritating to tissue

Moreover, altering the period over which a drug is absorbed may be varied intentionally, as is accomplished with insulin for injection using particle size, protein complexation, and pH to provide short- (3 to 6 hours), intermediate- (10 to 18 hours), and long-acting (18 to 24 hours) preparations.

WHO Issues Guidelines for Antiviral Treatment for H1N1 and Other Influenza

Recommendations for Antiviral Treatment of H1N1

Rapid growth and signs of possible invasion, such as pain or hoarseness, are most suggestive, but not conclusive of malignancy

Clinical groups with the highest risk for malignancy in a thyroid nodule are children, males, adults younger than 30 or older than 60 years, and those exposed to radiation therapy, especially during childhood

history of specific endocrine disorders