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FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON FAMILIAL DYSAUTONOMIA
Pediatrics, 1954Studies of familial dysautonomia by a team made up of a pediatrician, a neurologist, speech therapists, psychiatrists, psychologists and a psychiatric social worker have been presented in summary form. 1. Facts supporting the theory that this is a condition of genetic origin are enumerated.
C M, RILEY, A M, FREEDMAN, W S, LANGFORD
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Catecholamine Release in Familial Dysautonomia
New England Journal of Medicine, 1967PROMINENT among the symptoms of familial dysautonomia are the manifestations of autonomic dysfunction.1 A disturbance in catecholamine metabolism has been documented by the demonstration of high homovanillic acid and low vanillyl-mandelic acid urinary excretion rates.2 This evidence of pressor catecholamine insufficiency correlates well with the ...
A A, Smith, J, Dancis
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Respiratory control in familial dysautonomia
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1965The response to increased carbon dioxide (4 per cent) and reduced oxygen (12 per cent) inhalations in subjects with dysautonomia has been compared to that in normal individuals. In both instances, the patients with dysautonomia revealed a reduced ability to cope with these stresses, with potentially serious consequences.
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