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Polymyositis and Penicillamine
Archives of Neurology, 1972A 23-year-old asymptomatic woman, known to be homozygous for Wilson's disease, developed polymyositis while receiving prophylactic penicillamine. Symptoms abated when penicillamine was discontinued. Possible effects of penicillamine on immune mechanisms are discussed. The symptoms of Wilson's disease and polymyositis may be difficult to differentiate.
P L, Schraeder, H A, Peters, D S, Dahl
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1980
To the Editor.— In their most interesting article, "Bronchiolitis and Bronchitis in Connective Tissue Disease (242:528, 1979), Epler and his co-workers report two more instances of the occurrence of this distressing syndrome in patients treated with penicillamine.
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To the Editor.— In their most interesting article, "Bronchiolitis and Bronchitis in Connective Tissue Disease (242:528, 1979), Epler and his co-workers report two more instances of the occurrence of this distressing syndrome in patients treated with penicillamine.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1979
To the Editor.— The article by Halverson and associates (240:1870, 1978) regarding the toxicity of penicillamine omits one important factor of toxicity, that is, the dose the patient was receiving. This is one of the reasons that newer protocols for the administration of penicillamine stress the lower and slower dose schedules. It may well be that if
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To the Editor.— The article by Halverson and associates (240:1870, 1978) regarding the toxicity of penicillamine omits one important factor of toxicity, that is, the dose the patient was receiving. This is one of the reasons that newer protocols for the administration of penicillamine stress the lower and slower dose schedules. It may well be that if
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Archives of Dermatology, 1977
To the Editor.— As I read the "Comment" section of the case report of Drs Campo and McDonald, which was entitled "Treatment of Acrodermatitis Enteropathica With Zinc Sulfate" ( Arch Dermatol 112:687-689, 1976), an interesting thought occurred to me. The physicians point out that among many other treatments, penicillamines have been used for treatment.
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To the Editor.— As I read the "Comment" section of the case report of Drs Campo and McDonald, which was entitled "Treatment of Acrodermatitis Enteropathica With Zinc Sulfate" ( Arch Dermatol 112:687-689, 1976), an interesting thought occurred to me. The physicians point out that among many other treatments, penicillamines have been used for treatment.
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Baillière's Clinical Rheumatology, 1990
D-Pen represents an effective treatment for a proportion of patients with RA and PSS. Its status in the treatment of juvenile RA is uncertain. The best results will be obtained by a skillful, careful physician maintaining careful surveillance for toxicity. Neither the mode of action nor the mechanisms of toxicity are well understood in RA. Consequently,
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D-Pen represents an effective treatment for a proportion of patients with RA and PSS. Its status in the treatment of juvenile RA is uncertain. The best results will be obtained by a skillful, careful physician maintaining careful surveillance for toxicity. Neither the mode of action nor the mechanisms of toxicity are well understood in RA. Consequently,
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