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colic/fever

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The use of folk remedies among children in an urban black community: remedies for fever, colic, and teething.

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BACKGROUND Folk remedy use is universal, occurring in all cultures. Folk remedies have been and still are relied on in the black community. In this study, folk remedies refer to herbs, over-the-counter medications, and items traditionally used for cooking that are used to treat a variety of

Post operative infection, pyrexia and perioperative antimicrobial drug use in surgical colic patients.

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BACKGROUND Infections are common complications in post operative colic patients. It is the impression of some surgeons that pyrexia in the early post operative period is a sign of infection and appropriate timing of perioperative antimicrobials will decrease the incidence of post operative

[Headache, fever and upper abdominal colic].

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A nine year old boy who had received Ceftriaxone for one week because of suspected bacterial meningoencephalitis developed colicky abdominal pain in the right upper quadrant two days after termination of Ceftriaxone treatment. Stones in the gallbladder were identified as cause of the abdominal

[Enlarged lymph nodes, fever, abdominal cramps, numbness in arm and leg. Deciding evidence in the gluteal fold].

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[Abdominal cramps with fever, constipation and round liver lesion. How does this fit together?].

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Neonatal onset familial Mediterranean fever.

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OBJECTIVE Familial Mediterranean fever (FMF) is an autosomal recessive disease characterised by recurrent, self-limited attacks of fever with serositis. Recently, it was shown that FMF patients with early disease onset have more severe disease. The aim of this study was to describe the demographic,

Identification of predictors of Salmonella shedding in adult horses presented for acute colic.

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BACKGROUND Colic has been associated with shedding of Salmonella. Horses with salmonellosis typically develop diarrhea, fever, and leukopenia. Overlooking additional predictors may result in failure to detect shedding horses and increase environmental contamination. OBJECTIVE Evaluate associations

[Hospitalization for renal colic in the emergency room of a large central hospital in Israel: epidemiological features and clinical manifestations].

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The medical records of all patients referred to the emergency department (ED) of Sheba Medical Center for renal colic during 1996 were analyzed. Patients discharged from the ED and those hospitalized were compared. There was no significant difference between the 2 groups with regard to average age

Short-term complications after colic surgery in geriatric versus mature non-geriatric horses.

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OBJECTIVE To compare in geriatric and mature horses the occurrence of short-term complications and short-term outcome associated with complications after colic surgery. METHODS Retrospective case-control study. METHODS Horses aged ≥20 years (geriatric, n = 78) and 4-15 years (mature non-geriatric, n

The Yield of Fever, Inflammatory Markers and Ultrasound in the Diagnosis of Acute Cholecystitis: A Validation of the 2013 Tokyo Guidelines.

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Each year, 1-4 % of people with known gallstones become symptomatic, either presenting with biliary colic or as acute cholecystitis. The distinction between both diagnoses remains challenging. To aid the proper diagnosis, the revised 2013 Tokyo Guidelines (TG 2013) were proposed with a

Mothers' perception and management of abdominal colic in infants in Enugu, Nigeria.

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BACKGROUND Abdominal colic is common in infants but generally harmless. The exact aetiology is unknown but it has been associated with vicious cycle of crying and swallowing of air by the infant. The excessive crying associated with it can result in a lot of distress for family members creating

Ureteroscopy in pregnant women with complicated colic pain: Is there any risk of premature labor?

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OBJECTIVE Clinical presentation of ureteral stones during pregnancy is generally with renal colic pain. The aim of this study is to present our experience in the management of renal colic during pregnancy in emergency settings. METHODS 208 pregnant patients who presented to emergency department with

[Diagnostic puncture of the renal pelvis: avoidance of urinary diversion in cases of hydronephrosis and non-specific fever].

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BACKGROUND There are individual cases especially of elderly or palliative patients with hydronephrosis and non-specific fever where a urinary diversion should be avoided in favor of quality of life. For these purposes this study presents the method and the results obtained with a diagnostic puncture

Approach to infantile colic in primary care.

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Infantile colic is a common self-limiting condition that causes significant distress to parents and caregivers. There is no clear cause, gold standard remedy or preventative action. The role of the family physician is to rule out sinister causes while providing counselling and reassurance for

Fast track open ileo-colic resections for Crohn's disease.

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OBJECTIVE Introduction of multimodal rehabilitation programmes after open colonic surgery for noninflammatory bowel disease has reduced hospital stay to about 2-3 days, but no data are available from open ileo-colic surgery for Crohn's disease with multimodal rehabilitation regimens. Therefore, the
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