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Expression of Concern: Genome sequence and description of Mobilicoccus massiliensis sp. nov. isolated from the stool of a Nigerian boy with kwashiorkor. [PDF]
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Expression of Concern: Genome sequence and description of Anaeromassilibacillus senegalensis gen. nov., sp. nov., isolated from the gut of patient with kwashiorkor. [PDF]
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Expression of Concern: Anaeromassilibacillus senegalensis gen. nov., sp. nov., isolated from the gut of a child with kwashiorkor. [PDF]
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Southern Medical Journal, 1984
Advanced cases of malnutrition are rare in the United States. Since it is rarely suspected, a correct diagnosis of malnutrition, even in extreme form, may easily be missed. We present a recent case of the kwashiorkor form of the syndrome of protein-energy malnutrition to emphasize its diagnostic features and to enhance early recognition and initiation ...
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Advanced cases of malnutrition are rare in the United States. Since it is rarely suspected, a correct diagnosis of malnutrition, even in extreme form, may easily be missed. We present a recent case of the kwashiorkor form of the syndrome of protein-energy malnutrition to emphasize its diagnostic features and to enhance early recognition and initiation ...
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Medical Hypotheses, 1984
Kwashiorkor kills millions of young children in the tropical Third World. It was believed to be a disease of protein starvation. The medical team headed by Professor Ralph Henrickse of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine has discovered that aflatoxin, a fungus toxin, may be the triggering factor in this disease which also impairs liver function ...
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Kwashiorkor kills millions of young children in the tropical Third World. It was believed to be a disease of protein starvation. The medical team headed by Professor Ralph Henrickse of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine has discovered that aflatoxin, a fungus toxin, may be the triggering factor in this disease which also impairs liver function ...
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Acta Paediatrica, 1955
SummaryThe term malnutrition, as it is used in English, is not sufficiently specific, in our opinion, to be used for the disease we prefer to call “kwashiorkor”.Kwashiorkor et « malnutrition ».Il semble aux auteurs que le terme de « malnutrition », utilisé dans la langue anglaise, ne soit pas suffisamment spécifique de la maladie, et ils préfèrent ...
H C, TROWELL, J N, DAVIES, R F, DEAN
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SummaryThe term malnutrition, as it is used in English, is not sufficiently specific, in our opinion, to be used for the disease we prefer to call “kwashiorkor”.Kwashiorkor et « malnutrition ».Il semble aux auteurs que le terme de « malnutrition », utilisé dans la langue anglaise, ne soit pas suffisamment spécifique de la maladie, et ils préfèrent ...
H C, TROWELL, J N, DAVIES, R F, DEAN
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The electroencephalogram in kwashiorkor
Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 1959Abstract 1. 1. Serial EEGs were recorded from 33 young African kwashiorkor patients, 10 of whom were anaemic. Serial EEGs were also obtained from 11 control children and single recordings from a further 14 kwashiorkor patients and 27 controls. 2. 2. Abnormal (focal) records were found in 36 per cent of the kwashiorkor patients, all except one
G.K. Nelson, null B.A.
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The Lancet, 1967
Abstract Hypothermia is common in children aged up to three years of age admitted to Mulago Hospital, Kampala, Uganda. This is due to the high incidence of hypothermia in protein-calorie malnutrition. Almost half the patients with kwashiorkor had rectal temperatures below 96°F (35·6°C) at some time during the first three days of admission. Hypothermia
D P, Brenton, R E, Brown, B A, Wharton
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Abstract Hypothermia is common in children aged up to three years of age admitted to Mulago Hospital, Kampala, Uganda. This is due to the high incidence of hypothermia in protein-calorie malnutrition. Almost half the patients with kwashiorkor had rectal temperatures below 96°F (35·6°C) at some time during the first three days of admission. Hypothermia
D P, Brenton, R E, Brown, B A, Wharton
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The liver in pre-kwashiorkor and kwashiorkor-marasmus syndromes
Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1972Abstract Available information suggests gradual development of the fatty liver of kwashiorkor due to derangement of fat metabolism. Variations in fatty changes have also been observed in different types of severe protein-calorie malnutrition but no information on the condition of the liver in mild (pre-kwashiorkor) cases is available.
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