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Endemic Fulminating Amebic Dysentery

The American Journal of Tropical Medicine, 1949
Summary In Durban, South Africa, three different racial populations live together. In one of these, the Native African, there is a high incidence of an acute fulminating rapidly fatal amebic dysentery. This form of the disease is not seen in either the European nor Indian inhabitants of the area.
Ronald Elsdon-Dew
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Amebic dysentery

The Review of gastroenterology, 2004
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Acute amebic dysentery

American Journal of Digestive Diseases, 1949
Raphael Sandler
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Amebic Dysentery

Southern Medical Journal, 1917
John W. McGuire
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Residuals of Amebic Dysentery

Military Medicine, 1963
Sophie C. Trent
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Amebic dysentery

, 2011
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Amebic Dysentery

, 1993
K. David Patterson
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Amebic Dysentery

The American Journal of Tropical Medicine, 1935
G. R. Callender
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Treatment of amebic dysentery

American Journal of Digestive Diseases and Nutrition, 1934
Horace W. Soper
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Dehydroemetine in Amebic Dysentery and Amebic Liver Abscess

The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1962
Summary In clinical trials of dehydroemetine, a new synthetic compound, the results in acute amebic dysentery were similar to those obtained with emetine hydrochloride, and 17 of 19 patients with amebic liver abscess apparently were cured. Significant toxicity was not encountered.
S J, POWELL, I, McLEOD, A J, WILMOT, R, ELSDON-DEW   +3 more
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