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Scandinavian Journal of Rheumatology, 1996
Colchicine myopathy typically presents as painless muscle weakness. This report describes a post renal-transplant patient who presented with pain in both extremities bilaterally that was refractory to narcotic analgesics. He had been on low dose daily colchicine for 7 years. Laboratory, EMG, and biopsy findings all supported the diagnosis of colchicine
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Colchicine myopathy typically presents as painless muscle weakness. This report describes a post renal-transplant patient who presented with pain in both extremities bilaterally that was refractory to narcotic analgesics. He had been on low dose daily colchicine for 7 years. Laboratory, EMG, and biopsy findings all supported the diagnosis of colchicine
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The Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1994
Colchicine poisoning is an unusual but serious form of drug intoxication. Although relatively uncommon, colchicine poisoning may produce life-threatening systemic effects that must be recognized and treated by the emergency physician. This alkaloid found in Colchicum autumnale is used primarily in the treatment of gout.
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Colchicine poisoning is an unusual but serious form of drug intoxication. Although relatively uncommon, colchicine poisoning may produce life-threatening systemic effects that must be recognized and treated by the emergency physician. This alkaloid found in Colchicum autumnale is used primarily in the treatment of gout.
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Australasian Annals of Medicine, 1968
SUMMARYA case of self‐administered overdosage of colchicine is described. Despite gastrointestinal, hærnopoietic, neurological, hepatic and renal damage, together with alopecia, stomatitis, fever,transient hypertension and arthralgia, the patient survived.This wide range of toxic effects has been recorded in animal experiments, but seldom occurs in ...
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SUMMARYA case of self‐administered overdosage of colchicine is described. Despite gastrointestinal, hærnopoietic, neurological, hepatic and renal damage, together with alopecia, stomatitis, fever,transient hypertension and arthralgia, the patient survived.This wide range of toxic effects has been recorded in animal experiments, but seldom occurs in ...
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Colchicine acts selectively in the liver to induce hepatokines that inhibit myeloid cell activation
Nature Metabolism, 2021Jui-Hsia Weng +2 more
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