Since the original description acute phase immunoglobulin G (IgG) antibodies to GQ1b ganglioside have been recognised as a serum marker for Miller Fisher syndrome [ 2].
Approximately 28 case descriptions of acute hyperkalemia mimicking acute STEMI have been described in the literature at this time.
Experimental challenge studies unequivocally document that some strains of G. lamblia can cause diarrhea in healthy adult volunteers [ 14, 15], and convincing epidemiological descriptions of acute gastroenteritis outbreaks also provide evidence that in certain hosts and settings this protozoan causes acute diarrhea [ 11, 16– 23].
True to its title, "Life and Fate" mixes gritty battlefield descriptions with acute psychological insights, wrenching dilemmas and deep philosophical reflections about the nature of good and evil.
Older clinical descriptions of acute gout, from Hippocrates to Charcot, detailed the very sudden and inflammatory character of an attack.
The HPeV3 outbreak in Yonezawa resembles these descriptions of acute myositis outbreaks; patients commonly had fever, myalgia, and muscle weakness mainly in the arms and legs, and laboratory findings and MRI studies suggested the presence acute inflammation around the peripheral muscles.
See related Commentary Since the first description of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) in 1967 [ 1] and the first description of the treatment of ARDS with mechanical ventilation in 1971 [ 2], the only therapeutic invention to convincingly demonstrate a significant reduction in mortality in patients with ARDS and acute lung injury is a lung-protective strategy of mechanical ventilation.
Acute heart failure in cats represents a complex clinical situation in feline practice and this review has been designed to focus on the description of acute heart failure in cats, the diagnostic approach and clinical management of acutely decompensated feline cardiac patients.
These stories are indeed classical, powerful, with the intellect confining itself to memorable description and acute perception.
There is no hyperbole in his description, only acute anguish and sorrow.
