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Concurrent viral infection and myocarditis presumably indicate viral myocarditis. The electrocardiographic and pathologic changes developing during acute infection may, however, result from changes not produced by the infection itself, eg, fever, tachycardia, ischemia, potassium depletion, vitamin
Acute pancreatitis develops immediately after the causative impulse, while chronic pancreatitis develops after the long-term action of the noxious agent. A typical representative of acute pancreatitis is biliary pancreatitis, chronic pancreatitis develops in alcoholism and has a long latency. As
After a brief review of the anatomic and physiological features of the microcirculatory system, the Authors describe a new interpretation of skin edema in acute diffuse infantile glomerulonephritis, in Henoch-Schönlein's purpura, in epidemic parotitis and in Kawasaki's disease. They attribute the