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I Novák

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[A vesico-sigmoid fistula in a 15-year-old girl].

The authors diagnosed in a fifteen-year-old girl. other wise healthy, a double vesicosigmoidal fistula. It developed probably at the age of two after an acute abdominal attack of inflammatory character which was treated conservatively. The fistulae caused repeated inflammations of the urinary pathways. In the late diagnosis participated among others evaluation of miction cystography which was imperfect from the technical aspect. When repeated, this examination contributed to the diagnosis. After surgery the girl recovered.

Adolescent

[Visual evoked potentials. Their use in ophthalmology and other specialties].

The technique of investigating evoked visual potentials (EVP) is resumed within the context of electrophysiological methods as applied in optic neuritis. Several typical courses of the disease are case-reported in this account. In conclusion, authors recommend further on EVP implications due to its objectivity, non-invasiveness and time-sparing with a possible automated evaluation.

Adult

[Epiglottitis and subglottic laryngitis].

Account of the course and conclusions of a working session of the Paediatric Society devoted to laryngeal obstruction in children. The participants discussed in particular the differential diagnosis of subglottic laryngitis and epiglottitis in children.

Child

[Hand, foot and mouth disease].

The authors described a case of viral stomatitis of the type of hand, foot and mouth disease with mucosal and skin manifestations in an adult with a significant rise of neutralizing antibodies against the Coxsackie B4 virus.

Adult

[Diagnosis and treatment of retrocaval ureter].

The authors present a brief characteristic of the genesis and development of a retrocaval ureter. They describe the case-history and treatment in a 3.5-year-old girl with right-sided hydronephrosis of unknown aetiology. Genetic examination revealed Turner's syndrome. The anomaly was diagnosed on operation. Resection and antiposition of the ureter were performed and suture of pyeloureteroanastomosis using the method Anderson-Hynes.

Child, Preschool

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Child