Axis, Cervical Vertebra ; Dentofacial Deformities ; Malocclusion ; Mandible ; Osteotomy, Sagittal Split Ramus ; Prognathism ; Temporomandibular Joint

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Jaw*

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Blood Pressure* ; Heart Rate* ; Heart* ; Intubation* ; Lidocaine*

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Chloramphenicol ophthalmic solut,ion is a commonly used eye drui in the treatment of superficial eye infection because of its wide antibacterial spectrum and easy peitation in the ocular tissue and aqueous humor. The true contact dermat it is to chloramphenicol is rarely reported. A case of contact. dermatii,is due to chloramphenicol in a 6-year-old girl was confirmed by the patch test. Marked improvement of the skin lesion and symptoms were rated after the withdrawal of topieal application of the chloramphericol ophthalmic solution.
Aqueous Humor ; Child ; Chloramphenicol* ; Dermatitis, Contact* ; Eye Infections ; Female ; Humans ; Patch Tests ; Skin

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Blood Group Incompatibility* ; Bromelains*

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Herpes Zoster*

BACKGROUND: A lots of fires were happened every years. And then, the many peoples have died because of foe. It is important to plane for initial field emergency management that the major cause of death and injury type is analysed by large scaled fire. METHOD: We have analysed the fire victims by large scaled fire from Jan. 1995 to Dec. 1995 in Korea. We analysed systemic factors, environmental factors, patient factors which was acquired from medical records and interviews with victims, victim's famaly, rescuer. RESULT: The total number of victims are 130 and the mortality rate is 61.5% (80 patients). The major injury and cause of death were inhalation injury and trauma. The injury type of fire victims are 19 cases of inhalation injury, 13 cases of laceration,5 cases of burn,5 cases of contusion,4 cases of blephaloconjunctivitis. In fire deaths, the 78 victims (97.5%) were death associated with the gas inhalation, and the only 2 fire deaths were due to trauma. This result of the cause of death was higher inhalation injury than previously reported literature because most fires of our study was happened at the closed-maze area. CONCLUSION: When the fee was happened at closed-maze area, many victims foiled to escape the space because of smoke, toxic inhalants from combustible interior decoration, and then were death.
Cause of Death ; Emergencies* ; Emergency Treatment* ; Fees and Charges ; Fires* ; Humans ; Inhalation ; Korea ; Medical Records ; Mortality ; Smoke ; United Nations

Facial and head pains are common symptoms and etiology is recognized in majority of cases, However, in some instances, the complex anatomy and emotional overlay make diagnosis difficult. The key components of any differential diagnosis are thorough knowedge of the anatomy, including the neuologic and vascular distributions, and adetailed history, Closed locking of the TMJ has been ascribed to internal derangment secondary to anteromedial disk displacement without reduction. Although the true etiologic fator of disk displacement and the process of the devolopment of internal derangment have notbeen clarified, many clinical, surgical arthrographic, and arthroscopic studies support this concept of the cause. A condition of sudden, severe, and sudden, severe, and persistant limited mouth opening, which readily responds to arthrocentesis, is postulated to a vacuum between disc and fossa in the upper compartment of temporomandibular joint. This simple treatment was found to be highiy effective in restablishing normal opening and relieving pain. Thirty-four patients(39 joints) who had sudden-onset. persistent limited mouth opening were of this study. These patients who complained TMD was treated by this arthrocenthesis limited mouth opening were subjects of this study. These patients who complained TMD was treated by this arthrocenthesis. The overall improvement, as expressed in pain and dysfunction level was 74.4%, with no recurrence of severe closed lock. So the authour thinks that this arthocenthesis is simple, effective and predictable procedure.
Diagnosis ; Diagnosis, Differential ; Headache ; Humans ; Mouth ; Recurrence ; Temporomandibular Joint* ; Vacuum

Eating ; Female ; Hospitals, General ; Humans ; Male ; Mandible ; Mandibular Fractures ; Respiration ; Tooth ; Violence