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No references found	After approximately 2 weeks of continuous therapy, she was transferred to the cord trauma institute with persistent neurologic deficits, including marked proximal and distal right-sided weakness and hyperesthesia. Radiological case of the month: Marcin B. Turecki, MD, Sean R. Amoli, ... by Turecki, Marcin B.; Amoli, Sean R.; Dias, Kerri L. / Applied Radiology A Cuban researcher, a specialist in ixodid ticks, was bitten several times by the ticks; dermatologic and neurologic symptoms compatible with Lyme disease (skin lesions, hyperesthesia with loss of reflexes, loss of muscular coordination, and fecal incontinence) developed. Do antiborrelial antibodies suggest Lyme disease in Cuba? by Fuentes, Omar / Emerging Infectious Diseases 1-3,5) Specific signs of strangulated obturator hernia include obturator neuralgia (hypoesthesia or hyperesthesia or cramp from the inguinal crease to the anteromedial aspect of the thigh); Howship-Romberg sign (pain in the medial thigh or in the hip exacerbated by extension, adduction, or medial rotation); and Hannington-Kiff sign (absent adductor reflex in the thigh). Gangrenous appendicitis in a strangulated obturator hernia by Losanoff, Julian E. / Southern Medical Journal	hypercharge hyperchlorhydria hypercholesteremia hyperchromatic hyperchromatism hyperchromic hyperchromic anemia hyperchromicity hypercircle method hypercoagulability hypercomplex number Hypercomplex Numbers hypercomplex system hyperconjugation hypercoracoid hypercorticism hypercube hyperdisk hyperdolichocephalic hyperdolichocranial hyperdynamic ileus hyperemesis hyperemesis gravedorium Hyperemia hyperergia hyperesthesia hypereuryene hypereutectic alloy hypereutectoid steel hyperfine enhanced nuclear cooling Hyperfine Structure hyperfocal distance hyperforming hyperfrequency waves Hyperfunction hypergammaglobulinemia hypergene hypergeometric differential equation hypergeometric distribution hypergeometric function Hypergeometric Functions Hypergeometric Series hypergiant star hyperglobulinemia hyperglycaemia Hyperglycemia hyperglycemic factor hyperglycemic glycogenolytic factor hyperglycinenemia hypergolic hypergolic fuel	hyperemia Hyperemia Unit hyperemic hyperemic hyperemic Hyperemic Average Peak Velocity Hyperemic Mean Transit Time hyperencephalus hyperencephaly hyperendemic hyperendemic disease hyperendemic disease hyperendemic disease hyperendemic disease hypereosinophilia hypereosinophilic syndrome hypereosinophilic syndrome hypereosinophilic syndrome hypereosinophilic syndrome hyperepinephrinemia hyperequilibrium hypererethism hyperergasia hyperergia hyperergia hyperergy hypererythrocythemia hypererythrocythemia hypererythrocythemia hyperesophoria hyperesthesia hyperesthesia of dentin hyperesthesia of dentin hyperesthesia of dentin hyperesthesia syndrome hyperesthesia syndrome hyperesthesia syndrome hyperesthetic hyperesthetic hyperesthetic hyperesthetic leukotrichia hyperestrinism hyperestrogenism hypereuryene hypereutectic hypereutectic alloy hypereutectoid steel hyperexcitability hyperexophoria hyperextend hyperextend hyperextended hyperextending hyperextends hyperextensibility hyperextension hyperextension hyperextension bed hyperextension injury hyperextension injury hyperextension-hyperflexion injury

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After approximately 2 weeks of continuous therapy, she was transferred to the cord trauma institute with persistent neurologic deficits, including marked proximal and distal right-sided weakness and hyperesthesia.

Radiological case of the month: Marcin B. Turecki, MD, Sean R. Amoli, ... by Turecki, Marcin B.; Amoli, Sean R.; Dias, Kerri L. / Applied Radiology

A Cuban researcher, a specialist in ixodid ticks, was bitten several times by the ticks; dermatologic and neurologic symptoms compatible with Lyme disease (skin lesions, hyperesthesia with loss of reflexes, loss of muscular coordination, and fecal incontinence) developed.

Do antiborrelial antibodies suggest Lyme disease in Cuba? by Fuentes, Omar / Emerging Infectious Diseases

1-3,5) Specific signs of strangulated obturator hernia include obturator neuralgia (hypoesthesia or hyperesthesia or cramp from the inguinal crease to the anteromedial aspect of the thigh); Howship-Romberg sign (pain in the medial thigh or in the hip exacerbated by extension, adduction, or medial rotation); and Hannington-Kiff sign (absent adductor reflex in the thigh).

Gangrenous appendicitis in a strangulated obturator hernia by Losanoff, Julian E. / Southern Medical Journal