Humeral Fractures - Science topic

Specially in Asian patients or small statured patients precontoured plates can be difficult to place

I have a 67 yr old male who presents with facial numbness. Complains about when he eats his face becomes numb (some times tingling), facial swelling (especially his nose), and splotches of red and purple colored skin around nose and cheeks. Doesn't want to talk when this attack comes on. He experiences these symptoms after he eats.

He has been seen by neurologist, immunologist, dermatologist and a endocrinologist. He has had a brain CT scan that shows multiple lesions on the brain but no correlation. Doctors are perplexed and can't find what's causing. They have never had a patient with these problems before.

Worst case he ate Chinese food last night and his face swelled like a basketball with severe numbness on one side of his face (left-side). Ice was applied to help the swelling (to see if that would help), he couldn't feel the ice cube on his face at all. He eats a lot of peanut butter. I thought maybe a food allergy but not sure. I also thought about MSG poisoning. Maybe he has been ingesting too much foods with MSG and he is having an allergic reaction.

  Does any one have any ideas or directions that I might go on?

I have heard of Lowery's 5-item cluster ((1) a history of "catching" or "locking" as reported by the patient, (2) pain with forced hyperextension, (3) pain with maximum flexion, (4) pain or an audible click with McMurray's maneuver, and (5) joint line tenderness to palpation), just wanted to see what other clusters have proven successful for clinical examination

A few of my patients with probable diagnosis of arthritis complain of posterior aspect of knee pain (popliteal fossa) ..What's the reason or what is the relation? 

Vicon analysis of a task during sitting

Je recherche un questionnaire évaluant les capacités enpathiques pour les adolescents et/ou les adultes en langue française.

Merci,

Olivier Moyano

Hi everybody! Have question about sexual maturity of female Maine coon cats. In general, a kitten is considered an adult cat when it reaches 1 year of age. Kittens typically reach a length and weight close to their full-grown size by 9 to 12 months of age. I know that cat like Maine coon, typically take even longer to grow to their full size. They will be fully grown when reach 2 to 4 years of age. So does it mean that 2 years of age is the earliest year to breed a female Maine coon cat? Thanks, Nataša

Does anyone know how many surgeries are rescheduled due to incorrect blood vessel identification in preoperative imaging studies?

Enzyme AGPRT convert hypoxanthine to AMP.what are there different between Enzyme AGPRT of SALVAGE PURINES in ST twich and FT twich of skeletal muscles?

25 years old male L handed  Neer 4 fracture proximal humerus preoperative pointing index deformity