Author
- Guruprasad H S
- Biswajit Mondal
- Asha Mukherjee
- Suparna Guha
- Sadhna Sha
Abstract
Outcomes of Medialisation Thyroplasty in Unilateral Vocal Fold Paralysis.
Endoscopic Orbital Decompression for Grave's Ophthalmopathy.
An Unusual Case of Squamous Cell Carcinoma of Palate.
Multimodal Imaging Profile in Acute Posterior, Multifocal Placoid Pigment Epitheliopathy Sipra.
A Case of Unilateral Parainfectious Optic Neuritis - Diagnosis and Management.
Hyphema After Schiotz Tonometry following Uneventful Cataract Surgery.
Ovarian Fibroid-incidental Diagnosis of A Rare Entity.
Secondary Infertility with Intrauterine Foetal Skull.
Management of Posterior Interosseous Nerve Palsy in A Post-operatve Case of Plating Done for Proximal 113rd Both Bone Forearm Fracture.
A Case Series of Post Infectious Glomerulonephritis in Adults in Atertiary Care Hospital in Kolkata.
Arginine Vasopress in Deficiency (AVP-D).
CMV Infection in Perinatal Period and Importance of Urine CMV PCR and EarlyTreatment.
Reference
- Type 1 thyroplasty brings about satisfactory improvement of voice and loudness with excellent patient
satisfaction evaluated on QOL VHI
- Endo-nasal endoscopic approach for medial wall decompression of the orbit in thyroidophthalmopathy is a safe procedure with significant functional outcome.
- The case is illustrative of the need for discussion of complicated Head Neck patients by a multidisciplinary team at each stage of management.
- Multimodal imaging played a key role in the characterisation of disease phenotype, and advances in imaging technologies have resulted in a better understanding of its pathophysiology.
- Parainfectious optic neuropathy is more frequently seen in children compared to adults. In our case the patient, who was amiddle aged adult male,had moderately severe unilateral visual loss without any other neurological features. The patient responded favourably to oral steroids.
- While operating on proximal 113rd forearm, proper care and attention to be given while retraction.
Forearm to be pronated fully while operating. To wait for sufficient time before operating again for tendon transfer (11-12 months), the time required for regeneration of neuromuscular motor end plate.
- Among 3 cases of PIGN, Case 1 presents as a rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis, requiring dialysis and around 2 months to recover. Case 2 represents classical nephritic syndrome, resolved on its own without any aggressive treatment. Case 3 showed nephrotic range proteinuria which should be differentiated from other causes of nephrotic syndrome.
- Any patient presenting with polyuria and polydipsia should be properly investigated because continuing symptomatic management without addressing the etiology can be detrimental. AVP-D is a rare presentation of hypophysitis which we should keep in mind. Proper workup with follow up is essential.
- These cases undermines the value and importance of urine CMV PCR for diagnosing perinatal CMV infection in baby and also the need of urgent treatment for better prognosis of the patient.
