10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAEMATURIC»
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1
Travels in West Africa: Abridged Edition - Congo Francais, ...
Beer has had what one might call a thorough trial in Cameroon since the German
occupation and is held by authorities to be the cause in part of the number of
cases of haematuric fever in that river being greater than in other districts. But this
...
2
The Rise of Our East African Empire (1893): Early Efforts in ...
East Africa, like all countries, has its own diseases, Disease, of and of these
dysentery and haematuric fever E““'”“““' are the most dreaded. Cholera, so fatal in
India, is unknown. Influenza, the scourge of Europe, has not made its
appearance ...
Lord Frederick J.D. Lugard, 2013
3
The Medical Examiner and General Practitioner: A Journal ...
During these two years the entire family has had malarial fever of the pernicious
type, with haematuric complication. Three of the sons, ages 23, 18 and 14 have
died. I found that each case dying with haematuria had been thoroughly ...
4
Oxford Textbook of Medicine
First described in 1927 by Dr Arthur Cecil Alport, this syndrome is charac—
terized by the association of progressive haematuric hereditary nephritis and
bilateral sensorineural hearing loss. Its prevalence is approximately 1 in 5000
individuals ...
5
Bulletin of the Institute for Medical Research
It is rather difficult to establish a relation between this intermitent haematuric
nephropathy with what Alport 3 has denominated «familial haematuric nephritis»
of a congenital and hereditary origin. In these cases studied by us we have not
been ...
Instituto de investigaciones médicas (Madrid, Spain), 1959
I — Slightly haematuric. II — Considerably haematuric (about alf blood and half
urine). Ill — Very haematuric (nearly all blood). By spontaneous sedimentation. 3
Method of Hoffman, Pons and Janer. . 1 Expressed by the number of transverse ...
Inter-African Conference on Medical Cooperation, 1955
7
Bulletin of the Institute for Medical Research, University ...
It is rather difficult to establish a relation between this intermitent haematuric
nephropathy with what Alport n has denominated ((familial haematuric nephritis»
of a congenital and hereditary origin. In these cases studied by us we have not
been ...
Madrid (Spain) Instituto de Investigaciones Médicas, 1960
8
Inherited disorders of the kidney: investigation and management
They are rare in the series of haematuric children reported by Schroder (1990)
who detected a family history in most children with thin GBM. Contrary to the
findings of Tina et al. (1982), he did not observe any difference in the GBM
thickness ...
Stephen H. Morgan, Jean-Pierre Grünfeld, 1998
On September 29th, 1885, he died of haematuric fever within a week or two of the
expiry of his first five years' service. When the news of his death reached Njuyu,
the natives came in large numbers to express their sorrow, for Sutherlandi, ...
10
Landmark Papers in Nephrology
Ellis and colleagues excluded a group of 35 haematuric patients from type 1,
whose haematuria was immediate, with recurrence in 11; persistent albuminuria
was rare. Today, they would almost certainly be classified as IgA nephropathy,
but ...
John Feehally, Christopher McIntyre, J. Stewart Cameron, 2013
