Biomedical subjects
S A Craven
Publications and source records attributed to S A Craven.
Mountain rescue--nerve blocks, helicopters, hypothermia and hypotension.
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Time to decriminalise cannabis?
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The criminalization of psychiatry.
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Rugby injuries and the high tackle.
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Georgius Agricola: 1494-1555--mining engineer and physician. His contribution to occupational medicine and the aetiology of bronchus carcinoma.
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Assessment of alleged rape victims -- an unrewarding exercise.
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Prison health care.
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The South African prison system: medical services.
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Long-term follow-up of histoplasmosis.
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Acute benign pulmonary histoplasmosis--comparative costs of management.
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Acute benign pulmonary histoplasmosis--the third known outbreak in the Cape Province.
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Pieter Heinrich Polemann (1779-1839)--a prominent Cape Town pharmacist.
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Histoplasmosis-a possible outbreak in the northern Cape Province.
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Histoplasmosis in the Cape Province. A report of the second known outbreak.
Histoplasmosis is a rare disease in the Cape Province. The diagnosis of acute disseminated histoplasmosis in a patient who presented at Groote Schuur Hospital 3 weeks after a caving expedition, led to the identification of acute benign pulmonary histoplasmosis in 9 other people who had explored the same cave. Possible explanations for this outbreak are discussed.
Clubbing of the digits of probable rare traumatic etiology.
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