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Ergotism: the satan loosed in Salem?

Science, 1976
L. Caporael
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The witch trials of finnmark, Northern Norway, during the 17th century: Evidence for ergotism as a contributing factor

Economic Botany, 2003
T. Alm
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Ergotism and the Salem witch panic: a critical analysis and an alternative conceptualization.

Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, 1983
N. Spaños
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Clinical ergotism with lingual ischemia induced by clarithromycin-ergotamine interaction.

Archives of Internal Medicine, 1996
R. S. Horowitz, R. C. Dart, Hernan F. Gomez   +2 more
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Ergotism in Norway. Part 2: The symptoms and their interpretation from the eighteenth century onwards

History of Psychiatry, 2013
T. Alm, B. Elvevåg
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Sodium nitroprusside and epidural blockade in the treatment of ergotism.

New England Journal of Medicine, 1977
P. K. Andersen, K. N. Christensen, P. Hole, B. Juhl, T. Rosendal, D. Stokke   +5 more
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IMPENDING GANGRENE OF FOUR EXTREMITIES SECONDARY TO ERGOTISM.

New England Journal of Medicine, 1963
John J. Granley, R. J. Krause, E. S. Strasser, Charles D. Hafner   +3 more
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Ergotism

New England Journal of Medicine, 1963
openaire   +1 more source

Ergotism, arteriospastic disease and recovery, studied angiographically.

Acta Medica Scandinavica, 2009
S. Fagerberg, H. Jorulf, C. Sandberg
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A case study of possible differential diagnoses of a medieval skeleton from Denmark: leprosy, ergotism, treponematosis, sarcoidosis or smallpox?

, 2007
M. Lefort, P. Bennike
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