Biomedical subjects

C Popa

Publications and source records attributed to C Popa.

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Mildly virilizing adrenal adenoma excreting large amounts of androgen metabolites.

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Adenoma↗

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Particular neurological aspects in vascular autoimmune diseases. II. Cryoglobulinemic vasculitis and polyarteritis nodosa.

In this second part we present our clinical neurological observations in the other 8 cases: 5 presenting systemic vasculitis of cryoglobulinemic etiology, and 3 with polyarteritis nodosa with central and peripheral neurological manifestations.

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Particular neurological aspects in vascular autoimmune diseases. I. Rheumatoid purpura, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis and systemic lupus erythematosus.

This study presents particular clinical manifestations in 7 patients with autoiMmune diseases: rheumatoid purpura with right crural nerve paresis (1 case), Stevens-Johnson syndrome with encephalomyeloradicular syndrome (1 case) and left Wallenberg syndrome (1 case), rheumatoid arthritis with right parieto-occipital syndrome (1 case) and Gowers local panatrophy (1 case), systemic lupus erythematosus with confusional state and meningeal syndrome (1 case) and left ictal hemiplegia (1 case). The importance of neurological clinical manifestations at the onset or during the evolution of the autoimmune diseases is emphasized.

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Haemodilution therapy in acute ischaemic stroke.

The effect of hemodilution was studied in 106 acute ischaemic stroke patients (55 hemodiluted and 51 control subjects). The investigation did not show statistically significant differences between the two groups regarding the mortality rate and the degree of rehabilitation (modified Rankin Scale) but revealed a significant neurologic score (proposed by the Scandinavian Stroke Study Group) in the hemodiluted group. A correlation between the favourable score modification and the degree of hematocrit modification was also observed.

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