Vol IX, No 1-2 (1966)

Articles

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    The Rabiform Neurosis or "False Rabies" is not a simulation, but it is the result of true psychosis, The consequence of which is very severe (;danger of suicide). Here, several observations of this nourosis are brought to the attention of the Colleagues, specially the Psychiatres who, now, have the facilities to cure th is type of Neurosis.

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    I n this paper pour cases of aneurysmal bone cyst are reported and the different etiological factors considered. We believe that aneurysmal bone cyst disease entity with pathologica radiological and clinical charateristic

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    We have reported the first observation of the Dubin-Johnson disease in a young Iranian women of jewish origine~. Considering the face that 9 patients out of 13 described by the authors from Israel were Iranians. we beleive that this disease should be more frequent• in Iran than recorded up to 'now and suggest that in every case of chronic icterus the question of possible high frequency of Dubin _ Johnson disease be considered and necessary studies and ivestigations be made to reach a correct diagnosis.

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    I have carried out 22 biopsies in 20 Patients, in fifteen I used a Vim _ Silverman Needle, and in the remainder a curetting type Needle, In 12 cases (60%) the diagnosis that was made; in 3 cases, inadequate tissue, was obtained; in two cases a fibromuscular tissue, in one case a fatty tissue and in one case the specimen was of hepatic tissue. Even with the small biopsy specimen obtained with the Needle it is easy to recognize malignant tissue if present.

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    A survey was set up to study the problem of G-6 _ PD deficiency in Iran. The deficient subjects underwent a detailed haematological investigation, and their geneological tree was drawn and studied. A registry has been started to enable a follow_up of the deficients revealed by the survey. It is proposed to increase the size and scope of the survey gradual stages so that a statistical analysis of the disease patterns of the deficient subjects can be made. A control group of subjects with normal G-6_PD levels will be studied in parallel