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PubMed1989

Internuclear ophthalmoplegia in tuberculous meningitis.

Two patients with tuberculous meningitis and internuclear ophthalmoplegia are described. Despite treatment with anti-tuberculosis chemotherapy and corticosteroids, both patients died. In one case autopsy showed severe basal meningitis with diffuse brain stem infarction secondary to widespread vasculitis.

Adult↗
PubMed1989

Age changes in the human inferior alveolar artery--a histological study.

The inferior alveolar artery was examined histologically in non-irradiated surgically resected mandibles. A total of 39 edentulous and 11 partially dentate specimens was studied. Narrowing of the lumen was most commonly due to arteriosclerosis which confirms previous reports. Stenosis was not found to be either commoner or more severe than that recorded in other arteries in the body. It is suggested that apparent narrowing of the inferior alveolar artery seen on angiography may represent a form of involutional atrophy of the artery associated with dental extraction and progressive resorption of the residual occlusal alveolar ridge.

Adult↗
PubMed1979

[Kawasaki syndrome (author's transl)].

In a 2-year 4-month-old boy endarteritic changes and spindle-shaped aneurysmas of the coronary arteries were found as a complication of Kawasaki syndrome. The vascular alteration, probably immunopathologically based, must be differentiated as a primary endarteritic process from primary necrotising periateritis nodosa which also occurs in childhood. The fate of the affected children is determined by the complications of coronary artery changes which however occur only in 1--2% of affected persons.

Child, Preschool↗