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Australasian Annals of Medicine, 1959
SummaryA family in which 11 cases of acute intermittent porphyria were found in three consecutive generations has been studied. Evidence is presented that inheritance was by an autosomal dominant gene.The usefulness of the Watson and Schwartz test in such a study and in the diagnosis of acute cases is discussed.
D H, CURNOW, E H, MORGAN, G A, SARFATY
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SummaryA family in which 11 cases of acute intermittent porphyria were found in three consecutive generations has been studied. Evidence is presented that inheritance was by an autosomal dominant gene.The usefulness of the Watson and Schwartz test in such a study and in the diagnosis of acute cases is discussed.
D H, CURNOW, E H, MORGAN, G A, SARFATY
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1973
This rare inherited disease presents with abdominal pain, psychiatric symptoms and neuropathies. Because it may mimic an acute surgical (or less frequently, psychiatric) emergency, it is important in clinical practice. The complication of respiratory paralysis, with a mortality of over 90%, is almost solely due to aggravation of an attack by drugs ...
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This rare inherited disease presents with abdominal pain, psychiatric symptoms and neuropathies. Because it may mimic an acute surgical (or less frequently, psychiatric) emergency, it is important in clinical practice. The complication of respiratory paralysis, with a mortality of over 90%, is almost solely due to aggravation of an attack by drugs ...
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1982
PAULA Davis, MD, Senior Assistant Resident in Medicine, the Jewish Hospital of St Louis: A 26-year-old woman was admitted for the first time at the Jewish Hospital for evaluation of a seizure disorder, weakness, hypertension, and possible tularemia. In August 1981, the patient was hospitalized because of fatigue and aching pain in the lower part of the
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PAULA Davis, MD, Senior Assistant Resident in Medicine, the Jewish Hospital of St Louis: A 26-year-old woman was admitted for the first time at the Jewish Hospital for evaluation of a seizure disorder, weakness, hypertension, and possible tularemia. In August 1981, the patient was hospitalized because of fatigue and aching pain in the lower part of the
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