10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAEMOPHILIC»
Discover the use of
haemophilic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
haemophilic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The
Haemophilic Joints: New Perspectives
The book draws together, in a single volume, the more recent perspectives of all the orthopaedic methods that can be applied in the diagnosis and treatment of the haemophilic joints from numerous specialists worldwide.
E. C. Rodriguez-Merchan, MD, 2008
2
International Abstracts of Surgery
Stillman, E. G., and Bourn, J. M.: Biological Study of the Haemophilic Bacilli. /.
Exper. M., 1920, xxxii, 665. The authors report the data obtained during an
investigation of the haemophilic bacilli recovered from the throats and sputum of
patients ...
3
Inhibitors in Patients with Haemophilia
Because MRI is capable of directly visualizing cartilage, it was postulated to be of
value in the evaluation of haemophilic joints. In haemophilic arthropathy,
cartilage may be directly destroyed or lost secondary to the inflammatory
changes ...
E. C. Rodriquez-Merchan, Christine A. Lee, 2008
4
The London Medical Record
The catamenia of haemophilic individuals appear not to be normal as regards
quantity. Sometimes there is menorrhagia, sometimes vicarious menstruation. 5.
As has been already stated in Section 2, the most momentous time for
haemophilic ...
Ernest Abraham Hart, 1878
5
Surgery, Gynecology & Obstetrics
G. E.. Beilby. Stillman, E. G., and Bourn, J. M.: Biological Study of the Hemophilic
Bacilli. /. Expcr. M., 1920, xxxii, 665. The authors report the data obtained during
an investigation of the haemophilic bacilli recovered from the throats and sputum
...
Franklin Henry Martin, 1921
6
North American Journal of Homoeopathy
is frequently missing; and another circumstance deserves our consideration, that
in haemophilic families the females are so often free from the disease, and the
disease, latent in them, reappears in their sons and grandsons, and it is only ...
7
Manual of Medicine: General diseases, continued
As regards the extent to which the haemophilic tendency may be transmitted,
there are well-established data which show that it has been handed down for
generations like other ancestral qualities. On the other hand, the tendency may
sooner ...
William Henry Allchin, 1904
8
Health and disease in relation to marriage and the married state
sion : Haemophilia is oftenest transmitted hereditarily from the haemophilic father
through the non-haemophilic daughter to the male grandchildren, and similarly
from the non-haemophilic or haemophilic mother through the non-haemophilic ...
9
Progressive Medicine: A Quarterly Digest of Advances, ...
The substance which is supplied in an insufficient quantity in the haemophilic in
contrast to the normal individual is, according to his theory, probably either "
thrombokinase" or a zymoplastic substance or a combination of both. He explains
the ...
10
Musculoskeletal Aspects of Haemophilia
... 5·IU/dL only have problems if they sustain major trauma. The higher the factor
VIII or IX coagulant activity, the fewer the clinical problems. In severe cases (45%
of haemophilic patients), serious bleeding can occur spontaneously, especially ...
E. C. Rodriguez-Merchan, MD, Nicholas Goddard, Christine A. Lee, 2008
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HAEMOPHILIC»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
haemophilic is used in the context of the following news items.
Haemophilic teenager awaits life-saving injection
DEHRADUN: Ten-year-old Anant seems to be hanging between life and death. Suffering from haemophilia, he is severely bleeding from his ... «Times of India, Jul 15»
Haemophilic teenager awaits life-saving injection | Dehradun …
However, the apathy of the state health department can be gauged from the fact that the life-saving injection is not available at Doon hospital. «NYOOOZ, Jul 15»
mRNA expression of genes involved in inflammation and …
... similar results have been found in IL-1β-treated human synoviocytes [39] and in mice with haemophilic synovitis [40]. MCP-1 serves to recruit ... «BMC Blogs Network, Jun 15»
Babies hurting as shortage hits painless DPTP vaccines
... Diphtheria, Polio, Tetanus, Pertussis (whooping cough) (DPTP) and haemophilic influenza infections such as meningitis and pneumonia. «Bangalore Mirror, Jun 15»
Amazing images show reconstruction work on man whose nose was …
Besides all the blood, because my blood was not clotting, due to me being haemophilic I just thought 'you sod' and said 'he's took my nose'. «Manchester Evening News, May 15»
Experts stress on creating awareness about management and care …
... for addressing this issue by establishing haemophilia treatment centres and providing good quality anti-haemophilic factors in the state. «Times of India, Apr 15»
KEM Hospital plans to set up day care facility for haemophilia patients
... only the carriers. The cause of haemophilia is the inability of the body to produce the anti-haemophilic factor (AHF) in the required quantity. «pharmabiz.com, Apr 15»
Haemophilia: India needs more awareness, low treatment costs
When injured, a haemophilic may not bleed intensely, but the blood loss can last for a longer period, varying from a few days to many weeks, ... «Zee News, Apr 15»
Early detection, management, key to living with hemophilia
His father Chandan took him to PGI-Chandigarh and later to a hospital in Mumbai where he was declared to be haemophilic. But, despite the ... «The Indian Express, Apr 15»
Why no proper haemophilia treatment in city?
Make anti-haemophilic factor (AHF) available free at all public or district hospitals, especially in Nagpur as the city's hospitals serve patients ... «Times of India, Apr 15»
