26 research outputs found
Androgen receptor analysis on needle biopsy of the liver: A step closer in determining whether hepatocellular carcinomas are sex hormone-sensitive
No full textSeptic arthritis caused by pet rodents: A diagnostic dilemma
Get PDFRat bite fever is an under diagnosed, rare systemic illness,
with 13 per cent mortality rate without treatment. It is
caused by infection with Streptobacillus moniliformis, a
gram-negative bacillus. Infection can result from a bite or
scratch from an infected or colonized rat, or from handling
rats at home or the workplace
SEPTIC ARTHRITIS CAUSED BY PET RODENTS: A DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMA
No full textRat bite fever is an under diagnosed, rare systemic illness,
with 13 per cent mortality rate without treatment. It is
caused by infection with Streptobacillus moniliformis, a
gram-negative bacillus. Infection can result from a bite or
scratch from an infected or colonized rat, or from handling
rats at home or the workplace
Two children with differing outcomes after treatment for pulmonary tuberculosis diagnosed after allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation
No full textHeterogeneity in androgen receptor levels and growth response to dihydrotestosterone in sublines derived from human hepatocellular carcinoma line (KYN-1)
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