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7. Drug Smuggler's Delirium

Author

Malbrain, M. L. N. G., Wauters, A., Demeyer, I., Demedts, P., Verbraeken, H., Daelemans, R., Neels, H., Parr, Michael J. A., and Seymour, Anne

Published
1993

19. Correspondence

Author

Allen, P. W., Thornton, M., Gordon, M. W. G., Robertson, C. E., Dawes, J., Hughes, K. R., Armstrong, R. F., Coolen, L., Dens, J., Baeck, E., Claes, C., Lins, R. L., Verbraeken, H., Daelemans, R., Gilbert, J., Smith, B., Davenport, A., Aulton, K., Payne, R. B., Will, E. J., Guerin, C., Pozzetto, B., and Berthoux, F.

Published
1989
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23. Accessory spleen

Author

Lambrecht, G.L.Y., Malbrain, Manu, Bracke, P., Desbuquoit, J.L., Verbraeken, H, Supporting clinical sciences, and Intensive Care

Subjects
Medicine(all), abdominal mass mimicking neoplasm
Published
1996

25. Intranasal caffeine and amphetamine causing stroke

Author

Gl, Lambrecht, Manu Malbrain, Sl, Chew, Baeck E, Verbraeken H, Supporting clinical sciences, and Intensive Care

Subjects
Adult, Male, Medicine(all), Case reports, Substance-Related Disorders, brain, amphetamine, Humans, magnetic resonance imaging, cardiovascular diseases, cerebral infarction, Administration, Intranasal, caffeine
Abstract

A 37 year-old man with an ischaemic stroke after the nasal use of amphetamine and caffeine is reported. Transient arterial hypertension due to these agents may have been the mediator of the stroke. Mitral annular calcification was the only other abnormality found, and was thought not to play an important role in this patient. There was no evidence of a primary or secondary hypercoagulable state. Stroke due to nasal use of these agents appears not to have been previously reported (Medline literature search 1983-1993).

Published
1993

45. Retinal phototrauma during intra-ocular lens-implantation

Author

Laey, J., Wachter, A., Oye, R., and Verbraeken, H.

Abstract

The use of the operating microscope has become almost a necessity in the surgery of the anterior segment of the eye. However the coaxial light of the operating microscope is potentially hazardous for the retina, especially during intra-ocular lens implantation. The risk of producing a photic retinopathy increases if the duration of the surgical procedure is prolonged once the pseudophakos is in the eye and if high levels of illumination are used. We encountered our first case in a patient, whose intervention was filmed and where thus an increased illumination was needed. This complication is however also found in cases where no extra illumination was needed. As the clinical signs are usually very mild, the retinal lesions related to over-exposure to light are easily overlooked.

Published
1984
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50. Drug smuggler's delirium [12]

Author

Malbrain, M. L. N. G., Demedts, P., Wauters, A., Verbraeken, H., Demeyer, I., Daelemans, R., Neels, H., Michael Parr, and Seymour, A.

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