No abstract available.
Herpes Genitalis* ; Herpes Simplex* ; Simplexvirus*

No abstract available.
Breast*

The anatomic and physiologic changes of the anopthalmic orbit affect cosmetic appearance of the patient and function of the socket and the prosthesis. During the past three years, the authors studied 13 cases of dermis-fat graft and 27 cases of posterior Tenon's capsule suturing with a plastic implant, and compared the post'operative effects of the two procedures. Dermis-fat graft produced good fornix formation with no remarkable fat atrophy after both primary and secondary proceddure. Posterior Tenon's capsule suture technique showes good effect to keep implant from migration or extrusion. Size of the plastic implant and fixation of the extraocular muscles were important factors also for good cosmesis and implant motility. There revealed no significant difference between the two procedures in EOM motility, enophthalmos, deep superior sulcus deformity, implant migration or prolapse etc.

Author have experienced 3 cases of intractable total traumatic hyphema on conservative medical treatment and have good results after surgical management by using Model 800(A) Ocutome vitrectomy instrument. For evacuation of blood clot in anterior chamber. The conclusion were as follow; 1. We experienced no significant intraoperative complication. 2. All 3 cases achieved intraocular presure controls in early post operative state and these controls were sustained till now without any antiglaucomatous agent. 3. Good final visual acuity was obtained in pure total hyphema in which there was no other associated intraocular injury at the time of trauma.
Anterior Chamber ; Hyphema* ; Intraoperative Complications ; Visual Acuity ; Vitrectomy

The study was undertaken to asses the changes in the size and densities of intracranial hematomas by analyzingthe sequential CT examination of 23 patients ar Soon Chun Hyang College Hospital from July '80 to Aug. '81. Theresuls were as follows; 1. The high densities of hematoma were the cause of hematoma, hematoma locaiton, age andsex of patients, and initial hematoma size. 3. The CT findings that indicate complete absorption of hematomas werenormalization of mass effect, not diappearence of hematoma densities. 4. In intracerebral hematoma, the highdensity of hematoma reduced it's density and mass effect about 4-6 weeks duration. 5. In subdural hematoma, about7 weeks after head trauma, the CT findings were normalized.
Absorption ; Craniocerebral Trauma ; Equidae ; Hematoma ; Hematoma, Subdural ; Humans

No abstract available.
Hirschsprung Disease*

No abstract available.
Facial Bones*

The effect of Minizide(R) (prazosine 1mg and polythiazide 0.5mg) was studied in 34 hypertensive patients (female 16 cases, male 18 cases) at the Department of Internal Medicine, Paik Hospital, In-Je Medical College between July, 1979 and August 1980 for 14 months. The patients didn't take the any drugs for one week before the clinical trial with Minizide(R), and thereafter they took minizide 1 tablet 3 times daily for 2 weeks. The blood pressure was checked before and after the trial in the supine and standing position. The results were as followings: 1) The systolic blood pressure before the treatment with Minizide in the supine position was 196+/-24mmHg and in the standing position 188+/-22mmHg. The systolic blood pressure after the treatment with minizide in the supine position was 148+/-16mmHg and in the standing position 139+/-9mmHg. 2) The diastolic blood pressure before the treatment with minizide in the supine position was 118+/-11mmHg, and in the standing position 113+/-10mmHg. The diastolic blood pressure after the treatment with minizide in the supine position was 87+/-6mmHg and in the standing position 84+/-5mmHg. 3) There was no significant orthostatic hypotension after the 34 patients. 4) There was no changes of laboratory findings after the treatment. 5) 3 of 34 hypertensive patients after the treatment complained of headache, 3 palpitation, 2 edema, 2 drowsiness, and 1 fatigability and 1 patient complained of weakness.
Blood Pressure ; Edema ; Headache ; Humans ; Hypotension, Orthostatic ; Internal Medicine ; Male ; Polythiazide ; Sleep Stages ; Supine Position

No abstract available.
Animals ; Liver* ; Rats*

Disseminated superficial actinic porokeratosis (DSAP) has an autosomal dominant mode of inheritance with reduced penetration at young age, characterized by multiple superficial keratotic lesions surrounded by a slightly raised border. The aggrevation of the lesion by exposing UV light indicates that phenotypic expression of gene regluating DSAP is related to sun light. We observed a family of which 13 members had DSAP in 3 successive generations. They were grandrnother, two sons of her 3 offsprings, 2 grandsons and 8 granddaughters. Lesions of all cases were found on the sun exposed areas, especially, face, extremities and upper trunk but exceptionally one had a lesion on the unex posed area, abdomen below the iliac crest. The number of lesions of the individual patient were 12-116, and there appeared to be increasing number of lesions with age.
Abdomen ; Extremities ; Family Characteristics* ; Humans ; Porokeratosis* ; Solar System ; Ultraviolet Rays ; Wills