Subclavian Artery Pseudoaneurysm in an Unusual Case of Digital Gangrene.

A young male patient presented at a tertiary care hospital with cold and bluish left upper limb accompanied with digital gangrene arousing suspicion of peripheral vascular disease. History did not reveal any high-risk behavior. Clinical examination and subsequent investigations lead to the diagnosis of acute infective endocarditis of native aortic valve along with peripheral embolism caused by methicillin-resistant .

Unilateral conjunctivitis of unique etiology: A case report from Eastern India.

A middle-aged female patient from West Bengal presented with complaints of redness, foreign body sensation, and watering for 2 days in the left eye. Slit lamp examination of the left eye revealed several minute white foreign bodies moving over the bulbar conjunctiva. Removal of the foreign bodies under local anesthesia, followed by microscopic examination, suggested the presence of first instar larvae of Oestrus ovis; the sheep nasal bot fly.

Proteus syndrome: A rare cause of gigantic limb.

A congenital disorder with variable manifestations, including partial gigantism of the hands and feet with hypertrophy of soles, nevi, hemihypertrophy, gynecomastia, macrocephaly and other skull abnormalities, and abdominal lipomatosis. The cause is unknown, although a genetic origin, generally of autosomal-dominant transmission, has been conjectured. Symptoms can be treated, but there is no known cure.

An anomalous left superior venacava draining into left atrium in association with fetal valproate syndrome.

Prenatal exposure of mother to valproic acid causes teratogenic effects on fetus. The authors report an 18 h-old girl with typical facial and limbs features of fetal valproate syndrome (FVS) along with abnormal draining of left superior vena cava into left atrium.

Ventricular pseudo-aneurysm with coronary ectasias.

A 51 years male presented with acute left ventricular failure and was diagnosed to have pseudo-aneurysm of left ventricle, coronary artery disease with diffuse ectasia of coronary arteries.