Biomedical subjects
J Arias y Arias
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[Perinatal leukemia, blastic crisis and cerebral leukostasis].
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[Chromosome changes in megaloblastic anemia before and after treatment].
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[Blastic crisis and cerebral leukotaxis in a case of lymphoblastic acute leukemia].
The present report deals with the case of an eleven-years-old child with acute lymphoblastic leukemia who showed blastic crises, leukostasis and cerebral hemorrhage. The pathogenesis of these complications is analyzed and some therapeutic rules are outlined.
[Determination of the deficient factor in hemophilic patients].
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[Eye manifestations of leukemia].
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[Hemangiolymphangioma of the abdominal cavity complicated with consumption coagulopathy].
A case of giant hemangiolymphangioma of abdominal cavity is reported. It showed severe bleeding from consumption coagulopathy and secondary fibrinolysis. (Kasabach-Merritt syndrome). A review is made of the production mechanism of coagulation abnormalities that may accompany vascular neoplasias, the usefulness of anticoagulants and the selective treatment in this type of disease.
[Perinatal leukemia].
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[Myeloid metaplasia in a case of osteopetrosis].
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[Refractary anemia in children. Study of 40 cases].
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[Usefulness of bone-marrow culture in the etiological diagnosis of septicemia].
Considerations are made on the importance of septicemia and the difficulty for an early diagnosis in most patients. The great usefulness shown by bone-marrow culture in the diagnosis of typhoid fever is pointed out and it is considered that this procedure may lend great help in the etiologic diagnosis of general infections. Twenty patients with septicemia are analyzed and the frequency of bone-marrow culture and of blood culture positiveness are compared and it is found that the percentage is greater for the first than for the second.