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The omental hernia is a rare but complicated condition. There are only a few cases reported throughout the world. The intestines are obstructed with the hernia that leads to life-threatening complications. It is mostly a challenging case for emergency surgeons. The sole reason is that the symptoms are not specified …

Hyperuricemia is often related to gout. It is a rheumatic disorder that is usually caused when the monosodium urate crystals are excessively deposited in the body. But the development of saturnine gout, on the other hand, is due to the toxicity of lead. There has been a clear relation established …

Flexion finger contractures are the common concern of clenched fist patients. This syndrome is considered a psychiatric disorder. There is no specific cause discovered so far. Some people consider it as a conversion disorder while others claim that it is a factitious disorder. Conversion disorder means that the symptoms are …

The liver is considered the largest organ of the body. The size of the liver depends on various factors like body size, sex, age, and shape whether it is examined through imaging techniques or clinically. Due to some underlying conditions or anatomic variations, the liver can be palpable. Although these …

The causative agent of various diseases in immunosuppressed and immunocompetent patients is often microsporidia. Ocular microsporidiosis presents as systemic infection or is isolated. According to recent clinical research, ocular microsporidiosis is often diagnosed in immunocompetent individuals. Traumatic inoculation or contamination of soil and water causes the infection leading to Microsporidial …

The visual field has a blind or blur spot called a scotoma. Other areas around this spot appear to be normal. The most affected sites of scotoma are either the periphery or center of the vision. Scotomas can occur in one or both eyes and they can be clustered, isolated, …

Retrorectal cystic hamartoma which is often known as tailgut cyst is a rare abnormality that develops in the retrorectal space. According to the clinical studies they arise from the embryonic hindgut. Sometimes they are diagnosed during routine examination but mostly the majority of the patients show symptoms of tailgut cyst. …

Anton’s blindness and visual anosognosia are the common names for Anton’s syndrome. It occurs in the occipital lobe and is the symptom of brain damage, which is quite rare. The patients suffering from Anton’s syndrome are cortically blind but they often claim that they can see clearly, despite the confirmed …

The most common benign breast tumors are phyllodes tumor and fibroadenoma. They appear as unique lesions and arise from intralobular fibrous tissue. After some time they are differentiated as phyllodes tumor and fibroadenoma.  Phyllodes is a rare form of cancer that accounts for fewer than 1% of all breast cancers. …

Axonopathy is a main pathogenic driver or contributor to neurodegenerative disease manifestation. Both dendritic arbors and long axon processes should be maintained, as neurons have specialized anatomy. The neuron disconnects from its postsynaptic partners with the loss of the axon which ultimately eliminates the functionality of neural circuitry. The loss …