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Wolman Disease in a Pakistani Infant
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1976In an infant with Wolman disease, confirmation of the diagnosis was made before death or radioological and enzymological criteria. It is the first case reported in a Pakistani infant.
J E, Ellis, D, Patrick
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A Chinese case of Wolman disease
Journal of Inherited Metabolic Disease, 1989Wolman disease is an autosomal recessive disease, caused by lysosomal acid lipase deficiency (McKusick 27800).
T R, Wang, S M, Chuang
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LIPID STUDIES IN WOLMAN'S DISEASE
Pediatrics, 1970Studies of the tissue lipids of two siblings with Wolman's disease are presented. In both patients massive accumulations of triglycerides, as well as of free and esterified cholesterol in the liver and spleen were found. Linoleic acid was greatly reduced in the tissue lipids of one patient who received a skim milk diet, but was present in normal ...
E C, Kyriakides +4 more
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Pediatric Radiology, 1985
An infant with the typical clinical and radiographic findings of Wolman's disease was also examined with ultrasound and CT. Although the radiographs are distinctive, the newer modalities add another dimension of examination.
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An infant with the typical clinical and radiographic findings of Wolman's disease was also examined with ultrasound and CT. Although the radiographs are distinctive, the newer modalities add another dimension of examination.
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Radiographic Findings in Wolman's Disease
Radiology, 1977A case of Wolman's disease or primary familial xanthomatosis with calcification of the adrenals is presented. The bilaterally enlarged, calcified adrenals are virtually pathognomonic of this condition.
R B, Harrison, P, Francke
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Anales espanoles de pediatria, 1988
We present two brothers with Wolman's disease under its child form. Adrenal calcification, a diagnostic suspicion sign, was present in the second brother only. Vacuolated cells in bone marrow and intestine villi shown in pathological study, and cholesterol crystals in Kupffer cells were determinative.
F, Vargas Torcal +3 more
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We present two brothers with Wolman's disease under its child form. Adrenal calcification, a diagnostic suspicion sign, was present in the second brother only. Vacuolated cells in bone marrow and intestine villi shown in pathological study, and cholesterol crystals in Kupffer cells were determinative.
F, Vargas Torcal +3 more
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Scintigraphy in Wolman??s Disease
Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 1978J R, Sty, R J, Starshak
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