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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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Paediatrics and International Child Health, 2015
Beriberi had plagued humans for centuries. It was responsible for over 50% of infant deaths in the Philippines in the early 1900s. But since the discovery of its cause and treatment it has become a rarity, or has it?
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Beriberi had plagued humans for centuries. It was responsible for over 50% of infant deaths in the Philippines in the early 1900s. But since the discovery of its cause and treatment it has become a rarity, or has it?
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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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Journal of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology, 2003
Peter D, Cole, Barton A, Kamen
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Peter D, Cole, Barton A, Kamen
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Toward the Conquest of Beriberi
JAMA, 1961Man's painful acquaintance with beriberi now covers more than 300 years. Remedies of increasing efficacy have been available for 50 years but large population segments still suffer from this deficiency state. This partly autobiographical volume details the contributions of Dr. Robert R.
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The American Journal of Cardiology, 1972
R L, Kozam, O E, Esguerra, J J, Smith
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R L, Kozam, O E, Esguerra, J J, Smith
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