Volume 3 Issue 1 Articles

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Anesthesiology Case Reports

Cardiology Case Reports

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Diabetology Case Reports

Gastroenterology Case Reports

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Volume 3 Issue 1 Articles

Severe gas-forming necrotizing fasciitis of the correct hip and thigh: Case presentation and review

Research Article
Open Access
Wang Wei

Objective and importance: in depth gas-forming necrotizing fasciitis could be a life threatening soft tissue infection. it always features a dramatic clinical presentation related to severe complications.

PDF FullText DOI: 10.52338/cicaserep.2021.1024

Bilateral incomplete Tapia’s syndrome once surgical evacuation, with orotracheal cannulization, of Associate in Nursing inflammatory method of the neck

LETTER TO EDITOR
Open Access
Situmo Zhang

Tapia’s syndrome is characterised by paralysis of the tongue and plica vocalis, with traditional perform of the palate, and is caused by lesions of the continual cartilaginous structure branch of the X (vagus) and therefore the XII (hypoglossal) os nerves.

PDF FullText DOI: 10.52338/cicaserep.2021.1023

Associate in Nursing expertise of productive treatment of Rhodococcus equi infective carditis in a very non-HIV patient

Intra-nasal presentation of innate dacryocystocele isn’t common and some cases were reported within the literature. Edward syndrome (also called chromosonal disorder 18) is that the second –most common chromosonal disorder, which has a multiple innate anomalies with a poor prognosis.

PDF FullText DOI: 10.52338/cicaserep.2021.1022