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October 2010 Volume-7 Issue-10
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October 2010 Volume-7 Issue-10 (ISSN - 0973-0958)

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DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMA

A 20 months old girl presented with jaundice for 1½ months, anasarca for 3 days and altered sensorium for one day. Patient had been started on Isoniazid, Rifampicin 3 months ago. Is this chronic hepatitis or drug induced hepatitis?


TEACHING FILES

Ira Shah

A 2 years old boy suspected to have dengue hemorrhagic feverwas given 2 normal saline boluses of 20 cc/kg. He was continued on IV fluids of 6 cc/kg/hour to which his hypotension responded and hematocrit decreased. However, he had passed urine of only 0.5 cc/kg/hour in next 12 hours. At the end of 12 hours, he was noticed to have respiratory distress (RR = 46/min) with lower intercostal retractions, deep and not to rapid breathing with puffiness of eyes.

What is the problem? How should this child be managed now?

Read the entire teaching clinical query in the section of “TEACHING FILES” and try the correct answer.

Last month's teaching file: A 2½ years old boy presented with abdominal distension and recurrent diarrhea, bow legs, palmar erythema, double malleoli, and hepatosplenomegaly with dilated tortuous abdominal veins with flow away from umbilicus. What is the cause of his symptoms?


Answer: Chronic liver disease with portal hypertension

ORIGINAL ARTICLE

Neeraj Kumar Jain, Deepak Seth, Vibha Mangal
A clinicomicrobial association in neonatal septicemia.

CASE REPORTS

Chanchal Kumar Kundu, Radhabinod Paul, Malay Kumar Sinha, Jayanto De
Valvular heart disease in classic homocystinuria - A rare presentation.

VIEWERS CHOICE

IMAGE GALLERY

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Case 1: Pachyonychia congenita
Case 2: Osteopetrosis

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Etrapenam is being projected as drug for community acquired pneumonia, intractable abdominal infections and complicated UTI. Is it correct to use this drug for these indications?

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