Volume 1 Issue 3 - 2020


Review Article

In Shortly about Renal Disease

Siniša Franjić*

Successful care for patients with kidney disease depends primarily on accurate diagnosis. It is essential to collect detailed data on the duration and severity of the symptoms of the disease, to collect information on family history and social status. No less significant data are related to drug intake

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Case Report

Hypokalemic paralysis: Can your thyroid paralyze you?

Getaw Worku Hassen1*, MD, PhD, Mark Pappadakis1, DO, Catherine Ann Jennings2, BA, MS,Anthony Almeida1, DO, Jean-Paul Menoscal1,MD, Golnar Pashmforoosh1, MD, Frosso Adamakos1, MD, Tracy Barry1, DO, Rajnish Jaiswal1, MD, Leidy Gonzalez1, MD and Hossein Kalantari1, MD, MPH

Hypokalemia is a multifactorial electrolyte abnormalities that could be life-threatening. Identifying the cause is of paramount importance for treatment strategies and prevent complications. Hypokalemia can result from Familial and non-familial causes including hypothyroidism

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Case Report

Solid Abdominal Organ infarcts of Unknown Etiology: Could silent atrial fibrillation the undetected culprit?

Getaw Worku Hassen1,3*, MD, PhD, Golnar Pashmforoosh1, MD, Laura Andreias2, MD, MS, Matthew Wieland3, PAC, Soheila Talebi4, MD, MD, Leidy Gonzalez5, MD, Kevin Yiu5,6, Anjan Saha5,6, Hossein Kalantari1, MD, MPH,Frosso Adamakos1 and Hussein Matari7, MD

Background: Solid organ infarctions are uncommon causes of abdominal or flank pain. This could partially be due to under-diagnosis. Several causes, including emboli in a setting of atrial fibrillation (afib) or left ventricular thrombus formation, vasculitis, local vascular compression,

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Case Report

An unusual case of a tracheobronchial foreign body

Jayathilaka .S1 W.H.R de Silva2, Dayasena R.P2 and P.T.P Gunarathna1

We herein report a case of an unusual tracheal foreign body in a 42 year old patient who after having undergone surgery for a tongue base malignancy presented following discharge with progressively worsened intractable cough.

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Research Article

A comparative study between local muscle flaps and hypothenar fat pad flap in management of recurrent carpal tunnel syndrome

Reda A A Younis* and Ahmed Yasmine

Background: Carpal tunnel syndrome, the most common peripheral neuropathy, results from compression of the median nerve at the wrist. Unfortunately, persistence of symptoms or recurrence of carpal tunnel syndrome is frequent after surgical decompression.

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Case Report

Unusual Basal Cell Carcinoma

Oukarfi sara*, Douhizakia, Rassoasmae, Elloudisara, Baybayhanane, Mernissi FZ

Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most common cancer with a strictly cutaneous and never mucosal localization. He has local malignancy and his metastatic risk is exceptional.

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