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Inflammatory Disorders of the Nervous System
Published in Philip B. Gorelick, Fernando D. Testai, Graeme J. Hankey, Joanna M. Wardlaw, Hankey's Clinical Neurology, 2020
Postimmunization (<10%) Vaccination (vaccinia, rabies).Tetanus antitoxin.
Aberdeen: County and City 1
Published in Arthur Newsholme, International Studies Volume 3, 2015
The following biological products are issued by the Health department free of charge to city practitioners, and are obtainable at the City Hospital Laboratory, or from the Chief Resident Medical Officer. Vaccine Lymph.T.A.B. Vaccine.Diphtheria Antitoxin.Tetanus Antitoxin.Sclavo's Serum—Anti-anthrax.Anti-dysentery Serum—Polyvalent.Anti-meningococcus Serum—Polyvalent.Anti-pneumococcus Serum—Type 1.Anti-streptococcus Serum—Puerperal.Anti-streptococcus Serum—Scarlatina.Anti-streptococcus Serum—Erysipelas.Normal Horse Serum.Botulinus Antitoxin.Tuberculin.Schick Test—Diphtheria toxin and heated toxin.Diphtheria Prophylactic—Toxin-antitoxin.Schick Test Toxin.Scarlet Fever Prophylactic.
A mini hallux neurovascular osteo-onychocutaneous free flap for refined reconstruction of distal defects in thumbs and fingers
Published in Journal of Plastic Surgery and Hand Surgery, 2023
Xianyu Zhou, Di Sun, Fei Liu, Wen Jun Li, Chuan Gu, Ling Ling Zhang
A 29-year-old female had a palmar oblique amputation with injury type of PNB 455 [18,19] (Figure 2(A)) in the right index finger (Figure 2(B–D)). Replantation was impossible as the distal amputation was unfound. Radiography, tetanus antitoxin, analgesic, antibiotics, biological dressing and laboratory tests were routinely administrated. Sub-emergent reconstructive surgery was performed. A size of 2.5 × 2.0 cm osteo-onychocutaneous free flap was designed preoperatively in the left hallux (Figure 2(E,F)). Composite flap was dissected and checked for blood perfusion by releasing of tourniquet intraoperatively (Figure 2(G)). The donor site was primarily closed with the medial flap strip after flap harvest (Figure 2(H)). After proper flap fixation, the vessels and nerve were repaired. The injured index finger was well reconstructed and reperfusion was robust immediately (Figure 2(I–K)). At follow-up of 16 months, satisfactory shape in the pulp and nail was achieved (Figure 2(L–N)). No obvious morbidity was found in the donor hallux (Figure 2(O,P)). Static 2-PD was approximately 9 mm. Key-pinch strength was 82% of that of the intact left index finger. The highest score, nine points, was recorded for both the donor and recipient sites.