101. Blackwell Synergy - Cookie Absent The working diagnosis was a Reye s syndromelike presentation for which he The provisional diagnosis of Reye s syndrome-like illness may have added to http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1742-6723.2005.00695.x

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102. Completed Studies Reye s syndrome 19862001 15th BPSU Annual Report 2000 Advice/Support Group National Reye s syndrome Foundation of the UK, 15 Nicholas Gardens, Pyrford, http://bpsu.inopsu.com/Complete.htm

Download Adobe Acrobat 5 Completed Studies Acute Flaccid Paralysis Acute RheumaticFever Adverse neonatal outcomes of delivery or labour in water Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome ... X-linked anhydrotic ectodermal dysplasia X-linked anhydrotic ectodermal dysplasia Surveillance Period: June 1986 - August 1986 Investigator: Dr A Clarke, University Hospital, Heath Park, Cardiff, CF4 4XW Published paper: X-linked anhydrotic ectodermal dysplasia. Calrke D. BPSU 2nd Annual Report 1987. BPSU London Advice/Support Group: Ectodermal Dysplasia Society , 108 Charlton Lane, Cheltenham GL53 9EA. Tel 01242 261332 e-mail: diana@ectodermaldysplasia.org Haemorrhagic shock encephalopathy syndrome Surveillance Period: June 1986 - December 1988 Investigator: Dr S Hall, c/o Sheffield Children's Hospital, Stevenson Building, Sheffield S10 2TH Published Paper: Haemorrhagic Shock Encephalopathy Syndrome in the British Isles Bacon CJ, Hall SM. Arch. Dis. Child. 1992; 67: 985-993 Advice/Support Group: Contact a Family , 209-211 City Road, London EC1V 1JN Tel (020) 7608 8700 E-Mail: cafamily.org.uk

103. Salicylate (UK PID) Arch Intern Med 1978; 138 148184 Reye s syndrome 1. Starko KM Mullick FG. Hepatic and cerebral pathology findings in children with fatal salicylate http://www.intox.org/databank/documents/pharm/salicy/ukpid14.htm

Summary for UKPID SALICYLATE Summary Name Generic Aspirin Proprietary Caprin (R) Disprin CV (R) Nu-Seals Aspirin (R) Anadin Compound preparations Co-codaprin Aspav Roboxisal forte Equagesic Aspirin is also available to purchase in many different preparations. Synonyms Acetylsalicylic acid Salicylic acid, acetate ASA Acetal Acetisal Acetophen Acetosalic acid Methylsalicylate Chemical group/family Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory BNF 4.7.1 Reference number CAS 50-78-2 Manufacturer/supplier Presentation Physico-chemical properties 2-acetyloxybenzoic acid Molecular weight 180.15 pKa (-COOH) 3.5 Solubility in alcohol 1 in 5 in water 1 in 300 Hazard / risk classification None Uses Indications 1. Mild to moderate pain 2. Chronic disease accompanied by pain and inflammation 3. As an antipyretic for symptomatic use in adults with febrile illness 4. Prophylaxis against arterial occlusive events including stroke and myocardial infarction in patients at high risk (unstable angina, following myocardial infarction and transient cerebral attacks)

104. State Of West Virginia V. Davis, No. 31679 A. Tegan Davis died of natural causes that s a result of Reye s syndrome. A. The fat in the cells, this is just classic for Reye s syndrome. http://www.state.wv.us/wvsca/docs/Fall04/31679.htm

Link to PDF file IN THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS OF WEST VIRGINIA September 2004 Term No. 31679 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Plaintiff Below, Appellee v. MARYBETH DAVIS, Defendant Below, Appellant Appeal from the Circuit Court of Greenbrier County Honorable Frank E. Jolliffe, Judge Criminal Action No. 96-F-102 AFFIRMED Submitted: September 14, 2004 Filed: December 2, 2004 Darrell V. McGraw, Jr. Attorney General Jon R. Blevins Assistant Attorney General W. Mark Burnette Special Assistant Attorney General Charleston, West Virginia Attorneys for Appellee Paul S. Detch, Esq. Lewisburg, West Virginia Attorney for Appellant The Opinion of the Court was delivered PER CURIAM. JUSTICE STARCHER dissents and reserves the right to file a dissenting opinion. SYLLABUS State v. Frazier , 162 W. Va. 935, 253 S.E.2d 534 (1979). Per Curiam: This is an appeal by Marybeth Davis from an order of the Circuit Court of Greenbrier County denying her a new trial, on the basis of newly discovered evidence, on charges that she had murdered her infant daughter and had attempted to injure, by poisoning, her infant son. The appellant was sentenced to life in the penitentiary, without mercy, on the murder charge, and to from three to eighteen years in the penitentiary on the attempt to injure charge. I.

105. Lawyers Represent Child Suffering From Brain Damage As A Result Of Delayed Treat where a diagnosis of Reye s syndrome, now exceedingly rare, was established. The delay in treatment for Reye s syndrome was alleged to have contributed http://www.rapoportlaw.com/news_braindamage.html

$5.5 Million Settlement for Child Who Suffered Brain Damage as a Result of Treatment Delay October 13, 2003 - Rapoport Law Offices, P.C. announced today that a $5.5 million settlement was reached on behalf of a child who suffered brain damage as a result of a delay in treatment of Reyes Syndrome. The case was set for trial on October 24, 2003. It was settled at a mediation conference presided over by Donald O'Connell, former Chief Judge of the Circuit Court of Cook County, Law Division. Three of the firm's attorneys prosecuted the case, Jon C. Papin, who took the lead in the technical work up, Paul D. Richter who assisted with the damages work up, and David E. Rapoport who managed the case. Mr. Rapoport explained: "This is a tragic case. This child will never be the same. There is no winning or losing a case like this. We negotiated a settlement that will guarantee that this boy's future health care needs will be taken care of. And since no one knows for sure if his condition would have been any better without the medical malpractice that we discovered and proved, we feel that we did the right thing by accepting the settlement. Judge O'Connell strongly agreed, and we have great respect for him." For further information email us , or contact the Rapoport Law Offices at 800-545-6437 (toll free) or 312-327-9880.

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