https://www.selleckchem.com/products/pf-2545920.html Prompt recognition of this rare condition following chlamydia infection is important to guide the management.Paediatric displaced fracture of the neck of talus is extremely rare injury with variable outcomes. We report our experience in managing a Hawkins type III talar neck fracture dislocation with neurovascular and tendon entrapment in a 3-year-old boy. We describe the emergency presentation, radiological findings, orthopaedic management and clinical and functional outcomes in this toddler following the injury with review of the current literature.A 12-year-old girl presented with an unusually large mass under the right lower eyelid and a smaller mass under the left lower lid since the last 6 months. The parents had noticed the absence of the right eyeball and a very small left eyeball and no vision in both eyes since birth but did not approach the healthcare system. The patient was diagnosed as a case of bilateral severe microphthalmos with colobomatous cyst with late presentation and was treated surgically. The parents were counselled for education and training of the child in schools for visually impaired. Early treatment and rehabilitation help patients lead a normal life in these cases. In rural areas, patients face challenges in getting access to the specialty eye-care services due to several barriers, including lack of availability and affordability. This case highlights the disparities in essential health services in low and middle-income countries.A 53-year-old healthy man with history of left internal carotid artery dissection in 2006 presented with right-sided facial pain with paraesthesia associated with taste and speech disturbances. A CT angiogram was done without further delay considering the patient's history of dissection, and revealed a non-occlusive right-sided internal carotid artery dissection at the skull base level. The neurologist, neurosurgeons and stroke team were involved in the care,