I do not have the book and would not know where to find it.
I live in Australia and would be unable to visit the hospital.
It's a pity there is nothing on-line.

-Acute Post infectious Glomerulonephritis.
Often self-limiting.

-Coma.
Patients often spontaneously recover consciousness.

-Laryngeal Stridor with cord paralysis.
If the nerve was not severely damaged, it can recover.

-Myasthenia Gravis
I would like to see the details as this condition usually requires specific treatment.

-Myocardial Infarction
Patients often recover without any treatment.

-Ventricular Septal Defect
It often closes spontaneously as the child grows.

-Trigeminal neuralgia.
Often intermittent ann often resolves without treatment.

-Patent ductus arteriosis
It often closes spontaneously as the child grows.

-Sturge Weber Syndrome
I would like to see the details as there is usually no specific treatment for this condition except for treating the convulsions.

-Ranula
Often resolves spontaneously.

-Occ Thrombosis in brachial Artery
Not sure what the "occ" bit means. Thrombosis usually requires anti-coagulants like warfarin. Again I would be interested in the details.

-T.B
I would like to see the details as this condition usually requires specific treatment.

-Nephrotic syndrome.
I would like to see the details as this condition usually requires specific treatment.

-Wilson's disease.
I would like to see the details as this condition usually requires specific treatment.

-Acute Appendicitis.
Often misdiagnosed.
If diagnosis is correct, it is fatal unless appendicectomy is performed.
I would be interested in the details.

-Acute Hepatitis B with immune complex & Glomerulonephritis.
All three of these conditions often spontaneously reslove.

-Acute Intermittent Pophyria
This condition is characterised by a relapsing course and the patient often goes into temporary remission.

-Chronic Renal Failure.
If sufficiently severe this requires dialyis or renal transplant.
I would like to see the details

-Avasular necrosis of head of Femur.
This seems to be incurable. I would like to see the details.

-Chronic coronary artery disease.
Usually requires stenting or bypass surgery if symptomatic.
I would like to see the details.

-Chronic myeloid Leukaemia
Often follows a benign protracted course.

-Diabetic Gangrene.
I would really like to see a case of gangrene cured by anything.
Gangrene implies dead tissue, so bringing dead tissue back to life would be akin to a miracle.

-Cushing's Syndrome.
I would like to see the details as this condition usually requires specific treatment.

-Impotency
Often psychological.

-HIV
There is no known cure for HIV.
The details would be eagerly awaited by everyone and would make page one news in every newspaper around the world.

-Intestinal Obstruction
Often resolves spontaneously.

-Krait poisoning.
Snake bites are often ineffective. If the bite was effective the patient requires polyvalent antivenom. Again I would like the details.