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gray matter Stiffness and pain in the neck and back, attributed to meningeal irritation, are probably related to the mild in ammatory exudate in the meninges and to the generally mild lesions in the dorsal root ganglia and dorsal horns Probably these lesions also account for the muscle pain and paresthesias in parts that later become paralyzed Abnormalities of autonomic function are attributable to lesions of autonomic pathways in the reticular substance of the brainstem and in the lateral horn cells in the spinal cord It is of interest that poliovirus has been readily isolated from CNS tissue of fatal cases but can rarely be recovered from the CSF during clinical disease This is in contrast to the closely related Coxsackie and echo picornaviruses, which have been isolated frequently from the CSF during the neurologic illness Treatment Patients in whom acute poliomyelitis is suspected require careful observation of swallowing function, vital capacity, pulse, and blood pressure in anticipation of respiratory and circulatory complications With paralysis of limb muscles, foot boards, hand and arm splints, and knee and trochanter rolls prevent foot drop and other deformities Frequent passive movement prevents contractures and ankylosis Respiratory failure, due to paralysis of the intercostal and diaphragmatic muscles or to depression of the respiratory centers in the brainstem, calls for the use of a positive-pressure respirator and, in most patients, for a tracheostomy as well It was during the epidemics of the last midcentury that the use of Drinker s iron lung attained widespread use The management of the pulmonary and circulatory complications does not differ from their management in diseases such as myasthenia gravis and the Guillain-Barre syndrome and is best carried out in special respiratory or neurologic intensive care units The authors know of no systematic study of the potency of antiviral agents in this disease Prevention Prevention, of course, has proved to be the most signi cant aspect and one of the outstanding accomplishments of modern medicine The cultivation of poliovirus in cultures of human embryonic tissues and monkey kidney cells the achievement of Enders and associates made possible the development of effective vaccines The rst of these was the injectable Salk vaccine, containing formalin-inactivated virulent strains of the three viral serotypes This was followed by the Sabin vaccine, which consists of attenuated live virus, administered orally in two doses 8 weeks apart; boosters are required at 1 year of age and again before starting school Since 1965, the reported annual incidence rate of poliomyelitis in the United States has been less than 001 per 100,000 (compared to a rate of 24 cases per 100,000 during the years 1951 to 1955) Very rarely, poliomyelitis may follow vaccination (002 to 004 cases per million doses) The only obstacle to complete prevention of the disease is inadequate utilization of the vaccine Conceivably, with an increasing lack of immunity in underdeveloped nations, outbreaks of poliomyelitis could occur once again Prognosis Mortality from acute paralytic poliomyelitis is between 5 and 10 percent higher in the elderly and very young If the patient survives the acute stage, paralysis of respiration and deglutition usually recovers completely; in only a small fraction of such patients is chronic respirator care necessary Many patients also recover completely from muscular weakness, and the most severely paralyzed improve to some extent The return of muscle strength occurs mainly in the rst 3 to 4 months and is probably.

Aside from applyin-q trapezoidal rule with finer segmentation, the anotherway to obtain a more accurateestimateof an integral is to use higher-orderpolynomials to connectthe p o i n t s F o r e x a m p l e ,tih e r e i s a n e x t r a p o i n t m i d w a y b e t w e ( a ) a n d / ( b ) , t h e t h r e e f f en points can be connected with a parabola(Fig 1711a) there are two points equally lf spacedbetweenf (a) and f (b), the tbur points can be connected with a third-orderpolynomial (Fig l7l1b) The formulasthat resultfrom takingthe integrals underthese polynonrialsare called Sintpson's rules

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the result of morphologic restitution of partially damaged nerve cells Branching of axons of intact motor cells with collateral reinnervation of muscle bers of denervated motor units may also play a part Slow recovery of slight degree may then continue for a year or more, the result of hypertrophy of undamaged muscle The socalled postpolio syndrome is discussed on page 943

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Graham Barr supports the libnet bundle, which consists of a large number of modules that support communication over a network with existing TCP/IP servers and protocols, such as HTTP, FTP, SMTP, and NNTP Because the complexities of the protocols have been taken care of for you, the difficulties associated with communicating using these protocols is virtually eliminated The interfaces provided are object based, and if you are familiar with the protocols, then using the modules and the classes provided is very easy Even if you don t understand the protocols, simplified top-level functions are provided for the most common tasks For example, here s a script that expands an email address, first by resolving the MX (mail exchanger) hosts for the email address s domain, and then by communicating directly with the mail server to expand the email address This script also uses the Net::DNS module by Michael Fuhr, which provides an interface to the DNS nameresolving system Again, it s object based and is very easy to use (Web Appendix B describes details on the networking modules that are available from CPAN, or use Appendix C to locate your local CPAN mirror)

be isolated from the CSF and serologic tests in two patients failed to implicate any of the usual encephalitic RNA viruses, including poliovirus The patients had been immunized against the poliomyelitis viruses The tendency of West Nile virus to cause a poliomyelitis has already been mentioned

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As indicated earlier, a number of RNA viruses that cause mundane upper respiratory or enteric infections are now the main, although still rare, causes of a sporadic poliomyelitic syndrome Fifty-two cases were recorded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention over a 4-year period Most of these have been due to one of the echoviruses and a lesser number to Coxsackie enteroviruses, particularly strains 70 and 71 The former leave little residual paralysis, but the Coxsackie viruses, which have been studied in several outbreaks in the United States, Bulgaria, and Hungary, have been more variable in their effects Enterovirus 70 causes acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis in limited epidemics and is followed by a poliomyelitis in 1 of every 10,000 cases European outbreaks of enterovirus 71, known in the United States as a cause of hand-footand-mouth disease and of aseptic meningitis, have resulted in poliovirus-type paralysis including fatal bulbar cases (Chumakov et al) In a recent outbreak of enterovirus 71 in Taiwan, Huang et al described a brainstem encephalitis with myoclonus and cranial nerve involvement in a high proportion of the patients Our own experience with this form of poliomyelitis has been with four patients who were referred over the years for paralyzing illnesses initially thought to be Guillain-Barre syndrome (Gorson et al) In each case, the illness began with fever and active aseptic meningitis (50 to 150 lymphocytes per cubic millimeter in the CSF), followed by backache and widespread, relatively symmetrical paralysis, including the oropharyngeal muscles, except for two cases in which the weakness was asymmetrical and limited to the arms There were no sensory changes One patient had a concurrent encephalitic illness and died months later The evolving electromyographic changes suggested that the paralysis was due to a loss of anterior horn cells rather than to a motor neuropathy or to a purely motor radiculopathy, but this distinction was not always certain MRI was remarkable in showing distinct changes in the gray matter of the cord, mainly ventrally (Fig 33-3) No virus could.

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