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Injuries due to mauling by bears are rarely reported in the literature. The high incidence of such injuries in Kashmir, India, which is a valley surrounded by dense forests and is a habitat of Asiatic Black bears, urged us to undertake such a study in our department.The study was conducted both retrospectively (January 1990–July 2005) and prospectively (August 2005–December 2007).A total of 417 cases...
Introduction The most mobile organ of the body, the tongue is associated with various congenital anomalies; most of which are in association with many other systemic abnormalities. Rarely do they occur in isolation. Isolated aglossia, that we presented, is one of the more rare presentations. Case presentation Our patient is a 6-year-old male child of Asiatic origin from Kashmir (India), who was...
Background We report a case of a 15 year old young female who suffered autoamputation of left mid foot and four digits of right foot following repeated application of snow to relieve the pain in her frost bitten feet. Case presentation The sociodemographic background, cause, resulting injury and subsequent management are discussed. Conclusion Such injuries are relatively rare but awareness of...
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