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Browsing by Author "Karande, S C"

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    9p-Syndrome.
    (1994-01-01) Boby, J; Karande, S C; Lahiri, K R; Jain, M K; Kanade, S
    A 2 1/2 month old male child was admitted with loose motions and mild dehydration. He was full term normal delivery, born of a non-consanguinous marriage. On examination, he had trigonocephaly; anteverted nostrils, long philtrum and hypoplastic supraorbital ridges. X-ray showed sutural separation. Karyotyping confirmed deletion of short arm of chromosome 9 distal to band p22.
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    Acanthamoeba meningoencephalitis complicating pyogenic meningitis.
    (1991-07-01) Karande, S C; Lahiri, K R; Sheth, S S; Nadkarni, U S; Jain, M K; Shah, M D
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    Adverse drug reaction monitoring in India.
    (1993-06-01) Kshirsagar, N A; Karande, S C; Potkar, C N
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    Adverse drug reaction monitoring of ciprofloxacin in pediatric practice.
    (1992-02-01) Karande, S C; Kshirsagar, N A
    Ciprofloxacin, a fluoroquinolone antibacterial agent, is not recommended in pediatric population on account of its possible adverse effect on growing cartilage. It is being commonly used for treatment of variety of infections in children in our country and very little information is available on the risks involved in its use. A questionnaire was sent to 750 pediatricians in the last week of November 1990, to retrospectively judge over the previous 2 month period the extent of its use and identify the adverse drug reactions (ADRs). One hundred and fifty-four pediatricians replied, of which 147 had prescribed ciprofloxacin in a total of 3341 patients under 18 years of age, enteric fever being the commonest indication for its use. One hundred and fifty-nine ADRs were reported in 104 (3.1%) patients. They were: gastrointestinal in 50% of these 104 patients, CNS in 23%, skin and allergic in 19.1%, musculoskeletal in 8.6%, hematological in 3.8%, CVS in 2.9% and nephrological in 0.9% cases. Of 159 ADRs, 8 (5%) were severe, 76 (47.8%) were moderate and 75 (47.2%) were mild. Therapy needed discontinuation in only 9 (0.3%) patients. Two new ADRs were identified, viz., sudden death after intravenous ciprofloxacin and sinus nodal arrest causing bradycardia.
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    Adverse drug reactions in children in developing countries.
    (1996-09-01) Karande, S C; Kshirsagar, N A
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    An analysis of children with typhoid fever admitted in 1991.
    (1994-10-01) Deshmukh, C T; Nadkarni, U B; Karande, S C
    In 28 children, with bacteriologically and/or serologically diagnosed typhoid fever treated at KEM Hospital, Bombay in 1991, initially one of the three recommended drugs (viz. chloramphenicol, amoxycillin or co-trimoxazole) was given for 7 days for defervescence to occur. In those who failed to respond, a second trial of therapy with one of the other two drugs was initiated, after omitting the first drug. A second failure of therapy was taken as an indication to use ciprofloxacin singly. Eventually, 18 (64.3%) cases responded to chloramphenicol or amoxycillin or co-trimoxazole. Ciprofloxacin was used in 19(35.7%) cases. the failure rate of treatment with chloramphenicol was 50%, with amoxycillin 71.4%, with co-trimoxazole 75% and 0% with ciprofloxacin. An analysis of the 28 cases revealed that apart from fever (in 100%), splenomegaly (in 82.1%) was the most important clinical pointer to diagnosis, along with absolute eosinopenia (in 71.4%). There were no major complications, except 2 cases with typhoid hepatitis who responded to choramphenicol and co-trimoxazole, respectively. Blood culture grew Salmonella typhi in 7 cases, of which 5 (72%) were multidrug resistant S. typhi. There were no characteristic clinical features to identify multi-drug resistant typhoid fever.
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    "An analysis of epileptic patients nonresponsive to drugs".
    (1992-07-01) Karande, S C; Joshi, M V; Kshirsagar, N A; Shah, P U
    Fifty-four consecutively referred patients with uncontrolled epilepsy were subjected to Therapeutic Drug Monitoring on an out patient basis. Regular 2 weekly follow up for a minimum period of 2 months was done, after altering the drug dosage and bringing plasma level(s) within therapeutic range. Plasma levels of Phenobarbitone, Phenytoin and Carbamezepine were done by High Pressure Liquid Chromatography. Eventually, 24 patients were controlled and 30 remained uncontrolled. Significant differences between these 2 groups were found, as regards, duration of epilepsy (p < 0.01), associated mental retardation (p < 0.02), initial carbamazepine dosage and plasma levels in patients on carbamazepine montherapy (p < 0.02 and P < 0.01, respectively) and final phenytoin plasma levels in patients on combined therapy with phenobarbitone and phenytoin (p < 0.05). This study emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy with the help of plasma level monitoring of anti-epileptic drugs.
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    Autoimmune hemolytic anemia--mixed type.
    (1991-03-01) Sheth, S S; Karande, S C; Nadkarni, V B; Lahiri, K; Jain, M K; Shah, M D
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    Benign cystic teratoma of the mediastinum.
    (1992-07-01) Jajoo, S P; Dandge, V P; Jayakar, A V; Dalwai, W M; Karande, S C; Dharap, P B
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    Chinese paralytic syndrome.
    (1996-04-01) Lalwani, S G; Karande, S C; Menon, J; Chaudhuri, A; Nadkarni, U B; Jain, M K
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    Chronic pancreatitis in homocystinuria.
    (1995-04-01) Patil, R V; Kulthe, S G; Boby, K F; Karande, S C; Jain, M K
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    Coexistent hydatid disease and pulmonary tuberculosis in a five year old girl.
    (1991-04-01) Karande, S C; Sheth, S S; Lahiri, K R; Shah, M D
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    Congenital intermittent atrio-ventricular dissociation in tetralogy of Fallot (a case report).
    (1991-01-01) Karande, S C; Sheth, S S; Dalvi, B V; Lahiri, K; Shah, M D
    A case of tetralogy of fallot with congenital intermittent atrioventricular dissociation is reported. A review of standard postgraduate books of cardiology fails to describe this condition, thus showing its extreme rarity. The therapeutic dilemma in treating such a case is also discussed.
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    Embolic stroke in a child with idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy.
    (1996-07-01) Karande, S C; Kulthe, S G; Lahiri, K R; Jain, M K
    An eleven year old boy presented with sudden onset right-sided hemiplegia and ipsilateral lower facial weakness. Two-dimensional echo revealed the diagnosis of idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy with multiple intracardiac clots. MRI scan of head showed infarctions in the area of caudate nuclei, putamen, brain stem and cerebellum. On anticoagulation therapy, all thrombi, except one, disappeared. The child died 2.5 months later due to resistant cardiac failure.
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    Hyperlipidemia with infantile hemiplegia.
    (1990-10-01) Sheth, S S; Karande, S C; Lahiri, K; Jain, M K; Shah, M D
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    Late onset congenital syphilis.
    (1995-07-01) Shah, A M; Boby, K F; Karande, S C; Lahiri, K R; Jain, M K
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    A prospective survey of drug induced hepatotoxicity in a large hospital.
    (1992-01-01) Kshirsagar, N A; Karande, S C; Potkar, C N
    A prospective survey of laboratory records was carried out to identify the extent of drug induced hepatotoxicity in a hospital population. Eleven of 1000 (1.1%) abnormal liver function tests were due to drug induced hepatotoxicity. Anti-tubercular drugs, viz isoniazid, rifampicin and pyrazinamide were responsible for all cases of serious hepatotoxicity.
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    Sacral chordoma--a case report.
    (1997-10-31) Khambekar, K P; Nadkarni, U B; Menon, J; Karande, S C; Jain, M K
    Chordoma, a rare malignant tumour of early adulthood, rarely presents in children. We report such a case of rare malignant tumour which was diagnosed in the first decade of life.
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    Systemic lupus erythematosus with aortoarteritis.
    (1996-03-01) Menon, J; Karande, S C; Khambekar, K P; Lalwani, S G; Nadkarni, U B; Jain, M K
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    Three sibs with mild variety of osteopetrosis.
    (1996-10-01) Shah, A M; Boby, K F; Karande, S C; Lahiri, K R; Jain, M K
    We report three sibs with mild autosomal recessive variety of osteopetrosis. The prominent clinical features were short stature, malocclusion of teeth, hepatosplenomegaly and a typical facial appearance. The only atypical features were microcephaly, a normal upper segment to lower segment ratio and a normal arm span.
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