The effect of scorpion venom on blowfly larvae--a new method for the evaluation of scorpion venoms potency.
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Preoperative angiography in 30 uncorrected clubfeet demonstrated abnormal vascular patterns in all but two limbs with hypoplasia or premature termination of the anterior tibial and medial plantar arteries in the remainder. Postoperative Doppler studies in nine of the limbs with abnormal vessels indicated that these arteries were present. We suggest that the continuous-wave Doppler technique is less useful for identifying major arteries than either dissection or angiography. Furthermore, arterial dysgenesis may play a role in the etiology of clubfoot. Since the posterior tibial artery usually provides the sole arterial supply to the foot, this vessel must be preserved at surgery and during subsequent ankle dorsiflexion.
A 24 year old male was shot in the low left posterior chest. Initial x-rays localized the bullet in the region of the left atrium or pulmonary veins. At 24 hours the bullet embolized to the right subclavian artery, totally occluding the vessel. The bullet was successfully removed, as was adjacent thrombus with complete restoration of distal pulses. Sixty-one cases with gunshot wound to the chest and 63 arterial emboli were reviewed. There was a mortality rate of 38%.