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Pediatrics, 1971
I have read with interest the article of Dr. D. C. Mauger on Letterer-Siwe's disease complicated with intravascular coagulation (Pediatrics, 47: 435, 1971). I think that the possibility of intravascular coagulation has not been proven conclusively in the absence of measurement of some key factors, especially with the degree of hepatosplenomegaly this ...
R, Lopez, D C, Mauger
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I have read with interest the article of Dr. D. C. Mauger on Letterer-Siwe's disease complicated with intravascular coagulation (Pediatrics, 47: 435, 1971). I think that the possibility of intravascular coagulation has not been proven conclusively in the absence of measurement of some key factors, especially with the degree of hepatosplenomegaly this ...
R, Lopez, D C, Mauger
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In 1924 Letterer 1 described a disease characterized by enlargement of the spleen and the liver, associated with anemia and a purpuric eruption. The patient in Letterer's case was an infant 6 months old, who died within four days after admission to the hospital.
S E, SWEITZER, C W, LAYMON
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Cutaneous Letterer-Siwe Disease
Letterer-Siwedisease is a nonlipid reticuloendotheliosis of unknown etiology and is usually grouped with Hand-Schuller-Christian disease and eosinophilic granuloma as components of histiocytosis X. 1 It typically occurs in infancy and, clinically, is the most generalized and serious of these conditions.
N B, Esterly, H M, Swick
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Congenital Letterer-Siwe Disease
Summary An acute fulminating case of Letterer-Siwe disease in a newborn female is reported. The infant died 11 days after birth. Autopsy findings revealed advanced Letterer-Siwe disease indicating that the illness had its origin during intrauterine life.
Klaus Küchemann
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A case is presented of a patient with Letterer-Siwe disease who manifested features of primary liver disease upon admission. A brief review of the reticuloendothelioses is also given.
Emmett L. Kehoe
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DAUNOMYCIN IN LETTERER-SIWE'S DISEASE
Lancet, The, 1968G, Segni, R, Mastrangelo, G, Tortorolo
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