A case of idiopathic nephrotic syndrome treated with the homeopathic therapeutic

Nephrotic syndrome is a chronic clinical condition and drugs used in its treatment may result in severe side-effects. Renal transplantation or renal ablation and subsequent chronic dialysis treatment may be the only feasible way to patients. The present article reports the case of a 23-years-old white woman that presented nephrotic syndrome and was successfully treated with homeopathic medicines. Six kind of homeopathic diagnoses were made to build the clinical homeopathic picture of the patient and to determine the appropriate medicines, according to the clinical protocol used. Apis mellifica was the main medicine used to treat the diathesis sycosis. The satisfactory treatment outcome shows that the judicious homeopathic therapeutic may be a valuable resource in the treatment of nephrotic syndrome. Keywords: Nephrotic syndrome; Clinical protocol; Diathesis; Sycosis; Homeopathy  Um caso de síndrome nefrótica idiopática tratada com terapéutica homeopática. Resumo A síndrome nefrótica é uma condição clínica crônica. Os fármacos utilizados em seu tratamento podem produzir severos efeitos colaterais. O transplante ou a ablação renal, com a necessidade posterior de diálise, as vezes é a única alternativa real de tratamento. Este artigo descreve o caso de um paciente de 23 anos de idade portador de síndrome nefrótica. Foram realizados 6 diagnósticos homeopáticos para construir um quadro clínico homeopático do paciente e determinar os medicamentos homeopáticos, bem como o protocolo terapéutico. Apis mellifica foi o principal medicamento utilizado para tratar a diástesis sicótica. Os resultados terapéuticos foram satisfatórios e indicam que uma terapéutica homeopática racional pode ser um valioso recurso no tratamento da síndrome nefrótica. Palavras-chave: Síndrome nefrótica; Protocolo clínico; Diatese; Sicose; Homeopatia.  Un caso de síndrome nefrotico idiopatico tratado con terapeutica homeopatica Resumen El síndrome nefrótico es una condición clínica crónica; los fármacos utilizados en su tratamiento pueden producir severos efectos colaterales. El trasplante o ablación renal, con la necesidad posterior de diálisis, a veces es la única alternativa real de tratamiento. Este artículo describe el caso de una paciente de 23 años de edad portadora de síndrome nefrótico; 6 diagnósticos homeopáticos fueron realizados para construir el cuadro clínico homeopático de la paciente y determinar los medicamentos homeopáticos, como prescripto por el protocolo terapéutico utilizado. Apis mellifica fue el principal medicamento utilizado para tratar la diátesis sicótica. Los resultados terapéuticos favorables muestran que una terapéutica homeopática racional puede ser un recurso valioso en el tratamiento del síndrome nefrótico. Palabras-clave: Síndrome nefrótico; Protocolo clínico; Diatese; Sicose; Homeopatia  Correspondence author: Luiz Figueira Pinto, [email protected] How to cite this article: Pinto LF. A case of idiopathic nephrotic syndrome treated with the homeopathic therapeutic. Int J High Dilution Res [online]. 2009 [cited YYYY Mmm dd]; 8(26):26-32. Available from: http://journal.giri-society.org/index.php/ijhdr/article/view/302/382. ÂÂÂ

Karen Ever After: The Career & Legal Consequences of being the Racist White Lady in an Internet Meme

With the coupled crises of the COVID-19 pandemic and racial protest movements in 2020, the “Karen” meme gained national attention as more incidents were posted online. These incidents have shown to be destructive to all parties involved as victims often experience negative health effects while “Karens” experience doxing. This study investigated the defaming career and legal consequences following the release of video content on social media in which a white woman dubbed as a “Karen” displays racist behaviors. Utilizing a directed qualitative content analysis, the sourcing of incident content came from a study by Been Verified that evaluated 150 incidents. A 2-part data-collection was implemented utilizing Advanced Google Search Engine and Chan McNamarah’s research on racialized police communication. Incidents were subsequently processing using a selection criterion to be considered for consequence assessment. Out of 56 qualified incidents, 27% had discovered career consequences and 27% had discovered legal consequences. This research contributes to a largely undiscussed field in academia by providing an in-depth assessment on defaming Internet trends. It has implications for HR specialists and policymakers in making appropriate decisions to ensure accountability is taken in online matters. It also holds significance for Internet-users in understanding how one’s digital footprint can be perceived online.

Before BBQ Becky

In 2018, a White woman called the police on two Black men who were holding a cookout on the shores of Lake Merritt in Oakland, CA. Branded “BBQ Becky” by Black Twitter, this incident ricocheted around the digital mediascape, contributing to a national debate about racist policing and the dangers of “living while Black.” Many commentators interpreted the struggle over Black cultural practices at Lake Merritt in terms of the now common, even generic, narrative of tech-induced gentrification in the Bay Area. But this elided the fact that the violence of BBQ Becky reproduced an enduring drive to regulate Black geographies and sounds as a means to control the post-emancipation social order. This article argues that scholars and activists need to attune to the “racial reverberations” that continue to loop in contemporary spatial struggles, especially ones involving sound. Drawing upon archival and ethnographic materials, it provides a recursive account of struggles over Black public cultures in Oakland from World War II until the present, thus suggesting that the racial/spatial control embodied in BBQ Becky can’t be reduced to the gentrification narrative alone. Ultimately, this article centers the temporalities of African American epistemologies and musics to realign U.S. gentrification studies with the haunting rhythms of geographic harm and repair experienced by those most impacted by urban dispossession.

Melanomas malignos do rebordo alveolar na maxila: apresentação de um caso

A case of primary malignant melanoma on the upper alveolar ridge is reported in a thirsty six year old white woman. A partiar prohthetic denture acted probably as an irritative agent producing prechange of color of alveolor mucosa. Radiumtherapy was done as a palliative treatment. The death due to general metastasis occurred in les e than one yeer. The surgical treatment should be done preferently.

Libraries and White Supremacy

Shortly after the murder of George Floyd in May of 2020, I came across the 1872 painting American Progress. In this painting, westward expansion is being led by a large floating white woman with a schoolbook in one arm and telegraph wires in the other. The indigenous inhabitants of the west cower before this apparition. It is indeed a haunting image. In this paper, I explore the legacy of enlightenment constructs of civilized/savage in the operations of academic libraries. I then introduce indigenous authors Leanne Betasamosake Simpson and Shawn Wilson who offer some alternatives to western knowledge practices. Finally, I conclude by reflecting on what theological librarians can contribute to our professional conversation on White Supremacy.

Prologue

The prologue recounts in detail the lynching of Rubin Stacy in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on July 19, 1935. An illiterate farm worker with a wife and three-year-old son, Stacy was accused of assaulting a White woman with a penknife in front of her young children. Captured after a three-day manhunt, Stacy was lynched by a racist deputy sheriff and his body riddled with seventeen bullets fired by mob members. No one was charged with his murder, but the lynching prompted an effort by Black leaders and the NAACP to persuade President Franklin Roosevelt to support an antilynching bill in Congress, using as a visual reminder of lynching’s horrors a photo of Stacy’s lifeless body hanging from a pine branch while several White children gaze at it. FDR refused, citing his reliance on racist southern senators for passage of his New Deal programs to combat the Great Depression. The prologue also explores the ancestral roots of Stacy and the family of the woman he was accused of assaulting. Both had ancestors among the early Virginia residents; Stacy’s were Black slaves, and his alleged victim’s were White farmers. The different cultures in which they were raised—one oppressed by the other—made Stacy’s lynching an example of White fear of Black men “violating” their wives and daughters.

Starting From a Ground Level: A Hope of Reconciliation in Lucy’s Silence and Subjection in Disgrace

This paper focuses on Lucy’s double predicaments as a white woman in post-apartheid South Africa in J.M. Coetzee’s novel Disgrace. As an heir of settler history and as the other to men in the patriarchal society, Lucy becomes a scapegoat of history and is raped by three black men. With a post-colonial interpretation of Lucy’s rape, this paper interprets Lucy’s silence about her rape and subjection to the blacks as her efforts to achieve a peaceful relationship with the blacks. Her determination to love the child bred in hatred by the black rapists shows a hope of reconciliation between whites and blacks through forgiveness and love.

The Construction and Destruction of Clay’s “Ideal Self” in Dutchman

Amiri Baraka’s play Dutchman tells the tragic story of Clay, a black man who is seduced, insulted and killed by a white woman Lula on the subway. In order to fit into mainstream American society, Clay always constructs his “ideal self” and plays the role of a fake white man. Lacan’s mirror stage theory can explain the cause of the construction and destruction of Clay’s ideal-self.

LEIOMYOME DE LURETREUNE CAUSE RARE DE DYSURIE CHEZ LA FEMME : A PROPOS DUN CAS URETHRAL LEIOMYOMA A RARE CAUSE OF DYSURIA IN WOMEN: A CASE REPORT

Introduction: The leiomyoma of the urethra is rare. It is a benign mesenchymal tumor that affects the smooth muscle of the urethra. These tumors often occur in women of childbearing age the middle age of their appearance is about 41 years old. Case report: Here we report the case of a 37 years old white woman with progressive dysuria with nodule sensation in the vagina Conclusions: Leiomyoma is a benign tumor, common in the uterus but very rare in the urethra. His diagnosis is rarely mentioned. The para-clinical assessment specifies the characteristics, the reports of the tumor, and directs on its nature. Open or endoscopic surgical excision allows both the diagnosis and the treatment of symptoms.