paresis/dental caries

Nine children with perinatal occlusion of the middle cerebral artery, resulting in unilateral enlargement of one lateral cerebral ventricle associated with cortical atrophy and subcortical cavity formation, were operated on because of intractable epilepsy. All subjects exhibited mild to severe

We report a patient who had rhinogenic intracranial complication with postoperative frontal sinus pyocele and inverted papilloma in the nasal cavity. A 72-year-old woman had undergone surgery for frontal sinusitis via external incision at another hospital 13 years previously. Left-sided hemiparesis

We present the neuropsychological assessment with computer aid of six cerebral palsy children. Three children had right hemiparesis and three, left hemiparesis. The tomographic examination showed parietal cavities (porencephalic cyst in 4 children, ischemic injury in 1 case and subarachnoid cyst in

The article analyses the treatment of 122 patients with injuries of organs in abdominal cavity. One of the most important elements in intra- and postoperative treatment for paresis or paralysis of intestines was an abdominal decompression. Its basic methods were the following: nasoenteral drainage,

The aim of the thesis is the analysis of the anatomical abnormalities and atypical conditions in the middle ear encountered during the surgery for otosclerosis and their influence for the course of the operation. These atypical conditions could result either from the congenital anomalies or from the

40, 1-14-year-old children suffering from congenital hemiparesis were re-examined neurologically and admitted to CT. According to our morphological results we found three different types of CT patterns: 1. unilateral enlargement of the lateral ventricle or parts of it (20 patients), 2. cavity in the

In order to examine if specific findings from CT correlate with specific clinical or neurological findings, 30 children, 5 to 16 years old, born at term, affected by congenital hemiparesis without intellectual impairment, were submitted to neurofunctional and psychological assessment and examined by

The case was 71-year-old woman. She was diagnosed as drug sensitive pulmonary tuberculosis (bII3 by the GAKKAI classification) and the chemotherapy with INH, RFP, EB and PZA was started. Two months later back pain and hemiparesis of both lower limbs appeared and it was diagnosed as caries of the

A 61-year-old woman with schizophrenia that had been treated in a psychiatric hospital was admitted to our hospital because of subileus and back pain. Though subileus was improved, she had a sudden attack of fever 7 days later and developed right pleural effusion, a cold abscess in the anterior

OBJECTIVE The optimal management of spinal column metastatic disease is controversial. Local chemotherapy delivery systems allow targeted high-dose adjuvant therapy. We evaluated whether injection of OncoGel paclitaxel-releasing biodegradable polymer (Protherics, Inc., West Valley City, UT) into the

We report two cases of skull base metastasis from renal cell carcinoma. Case 1: A 55-year-old female presented with a skull base tumor located on the clivus. Partial removal of the tumor was performed via the transsphenoidal approach. Case 2: A 44-year-old male presented with a skull base tumor

A 16-year-old girl developed a pain and paresis in the right hip joint in April 1994. Abdominal CT scan revealed hepatosplenomegaly and large tumor mass (6 x 7 x 13 cm) invading the right psoas muscle in the pelvic cavity. Laboratory data disclosed marked granulocytosis, the presence of Ph1

METHODS A clinical case of a 49-year-old man is described who presented with a right facial paresis for 4 weeks. The patient had undergone a decompression of facial nerve and a radical mastoidectomy elsewhere in 1998 because of a facial paresis and acute mastoiditis. In the following years a