Last month, Esmin Green, a 49-year-old mother of six, tumbled off her chair and onto the floor of the Kings County psychiatric E.R. waiting room in New York City. Members of the hospital staff saw her lying there but did nothing for about an hour. When Green was finally brought into the E.R., she was dead. An autopsy revealed that she died from a feeds@yuku.com (alvinsduckie) http://etsandreversals.yuku.com/topic/3494 Fri, 25 Jul 2008 15:00:50 GMT http://etsandreversals.yuku.com/topic/3472/t/prevents---responding--reflex--emotional-changes---central-n.html All the sympathetic ganglia that send postganglionic nerve fibres to structures in the head, neck and upper limb receive preganglionic fibres from the central nervous system only through the white rami communicates of the upper thoracic ventral rami. These preganglionic fibres ascend in the trunk and reach its ganglia directly and outlying ganglia through branches of the trunk. Thus destruction of the trunk at the root of the neck, whether as a result of a surgery feeds@yuku.com (ugyan) http://etsandreversals.yuku.com/topic/3472 Mon, 14 Jul 2008 04:59:52 GMT http://etsandreversals.yuku.com/topic/3471/t/-likely--develop-autoimmune-disorders--sympathectomy.html Lewis rats are much more likely to develop autoimmune disorders after sympathectomy (Dimitrova and Felten, 1995). This finding suggests that if sympathetic regulation were impaired in a genetically predisposed individual, an autoimmune disease might develop.
feeds@yuku.com (ugyan) http://etsandreversals.yuku.com/topic/3471 Mon, 14 Jul 2008 04:56:42 GMT http://etsandreversals.yuku.com/topic/3470/t/Sympathalgia-can-last-for-years-in-some-patients.html In addition, sympathectomy can cause postsympathectomy pain called sympathalgia in up to 44% of patients undergoing this procedure....
The sympathalgia secondary to sympathectomy usually starts around the first 2 weeks of the surgical procedure. It is a dull and cramping pain and occasionally can be a sharp pain. Although it is temporary in some patients, in others it can persist for... ]]> feeds@yuku.com (ugyan) http://etsandreversals.yuku.com/topic/3470 Mon, 14 Jul 2008 04:53:30 GMT http://etsandreversals.yuku.com/topic/3469/t/Syncope-via-autonomic-failure-sympathectomy.html
Causes of *Collapse and Acute Decreased Conscious State
(* = collapse, as in sudden loss of consciousness)

*Syncope via autonomic failure:
i) Neuropathy with autonomic involvement
ii) Antihypertensives, esp. beta-blockers
iii) Surgical sympathectomy
iv) CNS autonomic failure: eg.primary autonomic failure, MSA, spinal cord lesion


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