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H Mühlberg

Publications and source records attributed to H Mühlberg.

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PubMed1979

[Progressive necrotizing otitis externa in an elderly diabetic with cranial nerve paralysis].

On the basis of an own observation the rare clinical picture of an external otitis with pareses of the brain nerves is casuistically described. Up to now it was observed only in elder persons with diabetes mellitus. The pathogenic agent is always Pseudomonas aeruginosa. The inflammatory process, issuing from the external auditory passage and under circumvention of the tympanum, spreads to the skull base and according to the localisation causes adequate pareses of the brain nerves. Early operation and aimed antibiotic therapy is the therapy of choice.

Aged↗
PubMed1977

[Demonstration of ECG-triggered, two-dimensional ultrasonic cross-sectional pictures of the heart].

It is reported on experiences with the demonstration of twodimensial cut pictures of the heart by means of the ultrasound device "Vidoson". To receive temporarily exactly defined picture, a trigger mechanism for releasing the camera dependent on the R-lead of the ECG is described as supplementation for the device. The advantages and possibilities of such defined cut pictures of the heart are shown.

Echocardiography↗
PubMed1975

[Vasculitis nodularis with participation of inner organs].

The vasculitis nodularis belongs to the group of the allergic-hyperergic vascular diseases of the skin, which above all the small veins are affected at. The participation of internal organs is unusual. It is reported on a 31-year-old Syrian patient in whom a participation of the liver in form of a granulomatous hepatitis and of the kidneys appeared. A hypertension might be attributed to the participation of the kidneys. The incorporation of a thrombosis of the central vein of the right eye in this disease is probable. The main symptoms of the disease were nodes of the size of a bean occurring in batches, lying subcutaneously, and were paraclinical signs for inflammation. The permanently increased absorption-antistreptolysin titre spoke for an allergic-hyperergic vascular process induced by streptococci.

Adult↗