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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1924
This case is reported not only for its rarity but also to call attention to the fact that not all urines which give a positive test for sugar with copper solutions are necessarily diabetic, but should be studied more thoroughly before instituting diabetic therapy. REPORT OF CASE History. —F. R., a foreman, aged 56, was referred to me, June 25, 1923,
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This case is reported not only for its rarity but also to call attention to the fact that not all urines which give a positive test for sugar with copper solutions are necessarily diabetic, but should be studied more thoroughly before instituting diabetic therapy. REPORT OF CASE History. —F. R., a foreman, aged 56, was referred to me, June 25, 1923,
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The Journal of the Association of Physicians of India, 1990
A case of alkaptonuria with its various sequelae in the form of ochronosis, ochronotic arthropathy, spondylitis and prostatic calculi is reported. The case is of interest as it presented with hepatocellular failure and hepatitis B surface antigenaemia.
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A case of alkaptonuria with its various sequelae in the form of ochronosis, ochronotic arthropathy, spondylitis and prostatic calculi is reported. The case is of interest as it presented with hepatocellular failure and hepatitis B surface antigenaemia.
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The Johns Hopkins medical journal, 1980
Alkaptonuria is found relatively frequently in Slovakia, Eastern Czechoslovakia (1 in 25,000 inhabitants). Reported herein are the clinical, radiographic, and biochemical aspects and genetics of 126 patients with alkaptonuria. Forty-seven were diagnosed in childhood; the sequential appearance of each manifestation is documented by decade.
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Alkaptonuria is found relatively frequently in Slovakia, Eastern Czechoslovakia (1 in 25,000 inhabitants). Reported herein are the clinical, radiographic, and biochemical aspects and genetics of 126 patients with alkaptonuria. Forty-seven were diagnosed in childhood; the sequential appearance of each manifestation is documented by decade.
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