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Central African Journal of Medicine - Volume 11, Issue 6, June 1965
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Volume 11, Issue 6, June 1965
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Pulmonary aspergillosis in a white South African farmer: A case report
Source: Central African Journal of Medicine 11, pp 155 –160 (1965)More LessA fatal case of pulmonary aspergillosis with secondary pulmonary arterial thrombosis is reported in a white South African farmer.
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Ancylostomiasis: A review of its effects on man and incidence in southern Rhodesia
Author J.M. GoldsmidSource: Central African Journal of Medicine 11, pp 160 –167 (1965)More LessThe paper discusses the incidence of hookworm in S. Rhodesia and reviews some of their effects on man. A brief account is given of the species at present known or believed to infest man, and details are included of the species of the family Ancylostomatidae recorded from S. Rhodesia, i.e., Ancylostoma duodenale, A. braziliense, A. caninum, Necator american us and Bunostomum phlebotomum.
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A series of fully investigated cases presenting as epilepsy
Author A.M.P. KellamSource: Central African Journal of Medicine 11, pp 167 –170 (1965)More LessFifty fully investigated cases of epilepsy are analysed. The E.E.G. is outstandingly the most significant investigation. The dominant E.E.G. abnormality is slow rhythms and sharp waves.
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Phenindione toxicity
Author D.M. KriklerSource: Central African Journal of Medicine 11, pp 170 –172 (1965)More LessTwo further examples of severe phenindione sensitivity reactions are reported. As other oral anticoagulants are available that are equally effective and safer, it is suggested that the use of phenindione be discontinued and that it be replaced by coumarin derivatives, e.g., warfarin sodium.
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The origin of the human treponematoses
Source: Central African Journal of Medicine 11 (1965)More Less
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Tuberculosis investigations in Rhodesia
Author J. HeffernanSource: Central African Journal of Medicine 11, pp 173 –174 (1965)More Less
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General medical council functions, procedure and disciplinary jurisdiction (1963)
Source: Central African Journal of Medicine 11, pp 174 –175 (1965)More Less
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In Rhodesia then: Umvuma nursing home problem
Source: Central African Journal of Medicine 11 (1965)More Less
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At the Harare Hospital staff round
Source: Central African Journal of Medicine 11, pp 178 –183 (1965)More LessReport on a suvery of the incidence of goitre amongst African juveniles.