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The importance of early recognition of extraintestinal manifestations of digestive tract dysfunction following gastrointestinal surgery. [PDF]
J Surg Case RepPang M, Kuwada S.
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Wernicke encephalopathy revealing occult gastric adenocarcinoma: Radiological and clinical insights. [PDF]
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine, 1981
Abstract: A case of probable Shoshin Beriberi heart disease is described. The patient developed persistent low cardiac output failure despite treatment with thiamine. Although rarely reported in Australia, Beriberi heart disease may be more common than is supposed and should be considered in alcoholic patients presenting with acute cardiac failure.
P N, Sambrook, W R, Dalton
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Abstract: A case of probable Shoshin Beriberi heart disease is described. The patient developed persistent low cardiac output failure despite treatment with thiamine. Although rarely reported in Australia, Beriberi heart disease may be more common than is supposed and should be considered in alcoholic patients presenting with acute cardiac failure.
P N, Sambrook, W R, Dalton
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Shoshin Beriberi: A Fulminant Beriberi Heart Disease
Acta Clinica Belgica, 1988SummaryShoshin beriberi is the fulminant form of beriberi heart disease, due to acute thiamine deficiency.In this report, we describe the case of a 34-ycar-old malnourished alcoholic man, who was studied in the acute phase of shoshin beriberi, with high-output cardiac failure, loss of Peripheral vascular resistance and severe Metabolic acidosis ...
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1917
Case 1.—History. —K. Saito, a Japanese man, aged 44, had been in the United States for twelve years engaged in domestic work. He had not returned to Japan in that time. His family history had no medical significance. His complaints on admission to the medical clinic were headache, palpitation digestive disturbances and insomnia.
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Case 1.—History. —K. Saito, a Japanese man, aged 44, had been in the United States for twelve years engaged in domestic work. He had not returned to Japan in that time. His family history had no medical significance. His complaints on admission to the medical clinic were headache, palpitation digestive disturbances and insomnia.
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