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Dyschromatopsia in Multiple Sclerosis Patients: A Marker of Subclinical Involve...
Felgueiras, H; Parra, J; Cruz, S; Pereira, P; Santos, A; Rua, A; Meira, D; Fonseca, P; Pedrosa, C; Cardoso, J; Almeida, C; Araújo, M; Santos, EBACKGROUND: In multiple sclerosis (MS), even in the absence of a clinical episode of optic neuritis (ON), the optic nerve and retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) may be damaged leading to dyschromatopsia. Subclinical dyschromatopsia has been described in MS associated with lower motor and cognitive performances. OBJECTIVES: To set the prevalence of dyschromatopsia in eyes of MS patients without a history of ON, to...
Esclerose tuberosa - A propósito de um caso clínico
Vieira, C; Rodrigues, AR; Pinto, L; Rua, ACaso Clínico: Homem, 32 anos, orientado para consulta de Medicina Interna para estudo de “múltiplas lesões renais” detectadas em TC do tórax realizada para controlo de empiema. Antecedentes de défice cognitivo ligeiro e epilepsia diagnosticada aos 18 anos, medicado com valproato de sódio e seguido em consulta de Neurologia. No âmbito desta consulta realizou TC cerebral que revelou “nódulos subependimários e tub...
Evaluation Of Sensitivity Evacuation Times
Beleza, N; João Santos Baptista; Rua, AEvacuation training is an essential procedure in order to detect flaws and to train workers exiting buildings in a controlled way. As this involves very high costs as well as production stops, it cannot be performed very frequently. So, it should be planned in order to detect potential failures and correct them in due time to maximize its success and reduce costs. This paper aims at showing the usefulness in ap...
COPD exacerbation or something else? Clinical case
Gouveia, P; Pires, A; Coimbra, F; Trindade, I; Capela, C; Gomes, G; Rua, AThe authors present the case of a 45 -year -old female patient with Down syndrome, and known past medical history of COPD with multiple hospital admissions in the context of exacerbation of his lung disease. The facts refer to his latest hospitalization, whose motive, prior interpreted as a further exacerbation episode, after careful clinical reassessment and use of appropriate additional means of diagnosis, ap...