Publications by authors named "Urara Saito"
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- The clinical features of panniculitis from Pseudomonas aeruginosa are not well understood, especially compared to ecthyma gangrenosum.
- A pediatric case of P. aeruginosa panniculitis is reported, highlighting systemic involvement without bacteremia.
- The patient had a history of autoimmune neutropenia, a characteristic shared with ecthyma gangrenosum but not previously documented in P. aeruginosa panniculitis.
In a regular autopsy, blood and organs are used to quantify drug and toxicant concentrations; however, specimens such as blood cannot be collected from highly decomposed corpses, making the quantification of drug and toxicants impossible. This study aimed to estimate the blood carbamazepine (CBZ) concentration from teeth, a part of the human body that is best preserved after death. We sampled teeth and blood of rats administered CBZ.
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