… The essential histologic features were a very marked fibrosis of the lung with vascular
sclerosis. The pericyst wall showed numerous thin walled giant capillaries. Alveoli of the lung …

… In one of sixteen cases of multiple sclerosis the fluid showed a positive result. The patient
had … evidence against, the theory that lead is an etiologic agent in cases of multiple sclerosis. …

… The lung fields were abnormally clear except for a small shadow in one film on the right …
cases, would appear to establish that it is unusual for the heart to be affected in scleroderma and …

… The first description of multiple sclerosis (MS) dates from the … available can modify the
disease course of the relapsing … and frequencies of the clinical forms of multiple sclerosis. …

… On the left side, gas under the diaphragm may be confused with the gastric bubble. An
important differential feature is that the gas shadow of the stomach rarely reaches the lateral …

… diseases may manifest more slowly and last for a very long time. An example of an … disease
is pneumonia, and multiple sclerosis is considered a chronic condition. An acute illness may …

… on the subject of multiple sclerosis must have wondered about … disease’s nature and cause.
Unless this message is fully grasped, there can be no changes in present multiple sclerosis …

… Summary of the biological findings in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) that were gained through
advances in technology. Classical histology has helped to classify MS lesions based on their …

… These disorders may include scleroderma, systemic lupus erythematosus, and possibly …
inward from margin of irradiated area and from shadow of the lead cross hairs in the field. (…

… Graves disease has been associated with treatment in patients with multiple sclerosis and
… sclerosis treated with Campath-1H, 9 had Graves disease after 6 to 31 months of treatment. …