Journal of Clinical and Medical Images (ISSN 2640-9615)

JOURNAL OF CLINICAL
AND MEDICAL IMAGES

(ISSN 2640-9615)

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In Vivo Visualization of Subclinical Blisters of Pemphigoid Gestationis

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Clinical Image A 38-year-old woman with recurrent pemphigoid gestationis at 10 weeks of her fourth pregnancy was treated with oral low-dose corticosteroids. Pemphigoid gestationis is a rare autoimmune disease that affects the skin during pregnancy. Under therapy the patient presented a minimal itchy erythematous rash on her upper legs (Panel A). Although, there was no […]

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Efficacy and Safety of Bleomycin Sclerotherapy for Venolymphatic Malformations in Head and Neck Region with MRI Follow Up

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1. Abstract 1.1. Purpose: Venolymphatic Malformations (VLM) are low flow, vascular lesions that commonly occur in the head and neck. Sclerotherapy has become the mainstay of treatment for these lesions as sclerotherapy is less invasive than surgical excision. Bleomycin is one of the sclerosing agents used for these malformations. The aim of our study was

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Inguinal Herniation of Ureter – A Rare Cause of Hydrouretronephrosis – Clinical Image

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1. Clinical Image Herniation of ureter into the inguinal canal is a rare radiological finding. We present a radiological Computed Tomographic (CT) image with contrast of a 69-year-old obese male who came to Urology OPD with complaints of mild, dullaching left loin pain. Clinical examination revealed a non-obstructing left recurrent irreducible inguinal hernia and a

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Multiple Sclerosis-Associated Uveitis: Which outcome?

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Editorial Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease that causes demyelization of the central nervous system affecting often the vision [1]. The most commonly associated ocular inflammation is optic or retro bulbar neuritis; however, uveitis has rarely been reported. We reported 3 different cases of uveitis in MS patients and we describe outcomes.   DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.47829/JCMI.2022.6104

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Giant Colonic Diverticulum – Rare Condition

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1. Abstract A rare condition that affects patients with colonic diverticulosis is the giant colonic diverticulum (GCD), which has a diameter of over 4 cm. The giant colonic diverticulum affects men and women equally, achieving highest incidence in groups between 35 and 90 years old (average 65 years) and is usually located on the antimesenteric

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Silencing The Media: COVID-19 Death Controversy in India

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The Amnesty International has recently reported that pressure on the media and healthcare workers by the government in different countries oppressing free expression of necessary medical facts for the public likely have contributed to the enormous death toll during the COVID-19 pandemic [1].   DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.47829/JCMI.2022.6101

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Intracranial Foreign Body-Migration of Platinum Needles Subcutaneously Implanted by Acupuncture

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1. Abstract The authors report a rare case of a patient with epileptic seizures manifested six months ago due to intracranial foreig bodies of acue puncture platinum needles migrated from the subcutaneous regions of the shoulder and neck. The patient was treated for bronchial asthma with implanted platinum needles by an unlicensed acupuncturist 18 years

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Hass-Type Expander with Marco Rosa Modification used in Primary and Early Mixed Dentition Advantages, Drawbacks and Encountered Clinical Problems

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1. Introduction Maxillary constriction, usually manifested with the crowding of teeth or a cross-bite, is one of the most common orthodontic defects in the European population in the deciduous and the early mixed dentition periods [1]. This condition is an indication for early orthodontic treatment with the use of devices intended for RPE – rapid

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Traditional Medicine- Related Pitfalls and Artifacts on Bone Scintigraphy

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1. Abstract Three phase bone scan is performed routinely to identify bone and joint abnormalities in patients with suspected acute osteomyelitis with or without septic arthritis. However, abnormalities detected on bone scan may not always represent disease. We present two cases where the use of traditional medicine by the patients creates unusual pitfalls and artifacts.

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Considerations for Diagnostic COVID-19 Tests in the 4 Medical Testing Centre Laboratory in Manchester

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1. Abstract In this study during the coronavirus disease in 2021 (COVID-19) pandemic, design, development, validation, verification incidence and implementation of diagnostic tests are reported by many diagnostic tests from May until December 2021 we managed to establish clinical validation and formal approval. In this article we summarize the crucial role of diagnostic tests during

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