Ann Clin Case Stud. 2020;2(2):ACCS-02-1023 | Open Access
Wang CM, Xu ZF, Wu WX and Pan AZ
Objective: To analyse clinical data of two couples with Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in order to get familiar with the clinical features of the disease.
Methods: Two couples with COVID-19 admitted to the first Foshan people's hospital were enrolled from January 20 to February 25, 2020, and their clinical and imaging data were analysed.
Results: ... Read More
CASE REPORT Updated Apr 23, 2020 PDF
Ann Clin Case Stud. 2020;2(2):ACCS-02-1022 | Open Access
Rasso A, ziani J, baybay H, Elloudi S and Mernissi FZ
A 14 year old boy with no pathological condition consults after the appearance of a lesion on the upper lip, dermatological and dermoscopic examination found a wart, the location of the wart on the oral mucosa is rare, so dermoscopy is rarely described in the literature. We report a new dermoscopic image of the oral mucosa wart.
IMAGE ARTICLE Updated Apr 16, 2020 PDF
Ann Clin Case Stud. 2020;2(1):ACCS-02-1021 | Open Access
Sudha Karayil, Namboothiri CNT, Parameswaran MP and Haridas M
This report is the result of palliative treatment reviews of cancer patients who were, at first, treated as per the protocols of modern medicine. As all the options of modern medicine were exhausted and the patients were not shown disease-free, they were sent home for palliative care. Some of such patients were treated by a qualified physician of modern medicine ... Read More
REVIEW ARTICLE Updated Apr 15, 2020 PDF
Ann Clin Case Stud. 2020;2(1):ACCS-02-1020 | Open Access
James P. Dworkin Valenti
This tutorial demonstrates the power and complexity of a single-subject treatment design for children with Moebius Syndrome (MS) who suffer from associated oral-neuromotor speech and swallowing difficulties. This suggested treatment protocol was constructed for a team of Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) interested in determining with confidence whether use of a unique oral stimulation tool actually results in reliable and valid improvements ... Read More
REVIEW ARTICLE Updated Mar 28, 2020 PDF
Ann Clin Case Stud. 2020;2(1):ACCS-02-1019 | Open Access
Alpert EA, Gavriel D and Koslowsky B
Gastroenterologists frequently encounter foreign body ingestions. Most accidental ingestions in adults are secondary to impactions of food boluses, primarily meat. Intentional ingestions in adults are usually by patients with psychiatric problems or drug abuse. Foreign bodies can enter the rectum either secondary to ingestion or by direct anal insertion. A few case reports of telephone ingestions have been reported by ... Read More
CASE REPORT Updated Mar 18, 2020 PDF
