[Bartter's syndrome and chondrocalcinosis].
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Mesotherapy is a method of treatment in which subcutaneous infiltrations are given loco dolenti at short intervals of time. In this way a mixture of readily available drugs is administered. There are many indications for mesotherapy, although most applications are found in the field of the osteo-articular affections. As yet there is no scientific explanation for the effect of this therapy. Studies on this subject are currently being performed.
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In the present work, the involvement of cranial and spinal nerve roots in tuberculous meningitis was studied. Cranial nerves of 11 cases and the spinal roots of three patients were examined by means of serial sections of the base of the brain, brainstem and spinal cord. Although entrapment of the nerves by the tenacious inflammatory exudate was prominent, vasculitis lesions of the cranial nerves and spinal roots were also frequently observed. The latter could be an additional cause of nerve palsies in tuberculous meningitis.
After total hip replacement on the left side, a patient developed sigmoid necrosis, apparently as a major complication. Extensive review of the recent literature related to complications of total hip replacement.