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International journal of clinical and medical case studies (ISSN: 3067-3852)

International Journal of Clinical and Medical Case Studies is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal that focuses on the publication of insightful, real-world case studies that contribute to the advancement of medical science and clinical practice. By highlighting unique and rare clinical cases, the journal provides healthcare professionals and researchers with the opportunity to share critical observations and medical breakthroughs, fostering a deeper understanding of complex conditions.

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Case Report

Unilateral scabies in a 6-week-old infant

Hannah P Hannert*; Martin Zikeli; Robert R Müllegger

We report the case of a 6-week-old female who, since the 4th week of life, developed red papules and papulovesicles beginning at the left elbow and spreading unilaterally. There was no involvement of the face, scalp, palms and feet.

Review Article

Risk and screening of stomach cancer in patients with Biermer’s disease: A clinical and scientific review

Emmanuel Andrès*; Jean Edouard Terrade; Maria Belén Alonso Ortiz; Xavier Jannot; Manuel Méndez Bailón; Gérard Gay; Thierry Lavigne; N Lorenzo-Villalba

Biermer’s disease, or pernicious anemia, is an autoimmune atrophic gastritis characterized by the destruction of gastric parietal cells, a deficiency in intrinsic factor, and a lack of vitamin B12. Although widely recognized for its hematological and neurological effects, this disease also constitutes a high-risk environment for the development of neoplasms.

Case Report

The relative efficacy of three different dopamine agonists in relieving symptoms of various manifestations of the increased cellular permeability syndrome: Case report

Jerome H Check, MD, PhD*; Priya Srivastava; Carolyn Kelley

There is evidence that a high percentage of chronic medical disorders have as the initiating etiology a defect in the mucosal barrier of a given tissue leading to infiltration of unwanted toxic elements which results in inflammation pain or organ dysfunction related to unwanted elements altering mitochondria or nerve pathways.

Research Article

Radioiodine treatment of patients with graves hyperthyroidism – What should patients be told about its effects on the eyes

Hooshang Lahooti, BSc, PhD; Bernard Champion, MBBS, MMed, FRACP; Jack R Wall, MD, PhD, FRACP, FRCPC*

Many studies have shown that existing eye disease (ophthalmopathy) often worsens following Radioiodine (RAI) treatment of Graves hyperthyroidism. The development of new- onset eye disease is very uncommon.

Research Article

Involvement of galectin-1 in the prolonged hypotensive effect induced by mandibular extension in spontaneously hypertensive rats

Giuseppe Federighi†*; Laura Sabatino†; Dominga Lapi; Cristina Del Seppia; Rossana Scuri

Two 10-minute openings of the mouth obtained with a spring device called mandibular extension applied at 10-minute intervals (2-ME treatment) induce a hypotensive effect in Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats (SHRs), producing a vasodilation previously observed in cortical parietal pial vascular districts.

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