Pernicious AnemiaDuke University Press, 1927 - 311 síđur |
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abnormal achlorhydria achylia acid Addison's Amer anisocytosis aplastic appear Arch Assn atrophy bile pigment bilirubin blood changes blood corpuscles blood count blood destruction blood formation blood picture bone marrow Brit cause cent chronic cious clasmatocytes clinical color index condition cubic millimeter Deutsch diagnosis diameter diarrhoea diet digestive disease erythrocytes etiology evidence fatty function gastric secretion glossitis hemoglobin hemolytic hemolytic anemia hemorrhage Hunter Hurst Idem idiopathic increased indicate infection intestinal Jour Journ klin lesions liver macrocytes megaloblasts metabolism Minot mucosa nervous nicious anemia nitrogen normal noted nucleated observations occur pathological patients perni pernicious anemia phagocytosis plasma present produced protein red blood cells red cells red corpuscles regarded relapse remissions reported sepsis serum severe anemia showed siderosis simple anemia spinal cord spleen splenectomy sprue stercobilin stomach stools symptoms tion tissue tongue toxin transfusion treatment of pernicious Ueber ulcers urine urobilin usually volume Wchnschr welchii Whipple
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Síđa 19 - It makes its approach in so slow and insidious a manner that the patient can hardly fix a date to his earliest feeling of that languor which is shortly to become so extreme. The countenance gets pale, the whites of the eyes become pearly, the general frame flabby rather than wasted, the pulse perhaps large, but remarkably soft and compressible, and occasionally with a slight jerk, especially under the slightest excitement. There is an increasing indisposition to exertion, with an uncomfortable feeling...
Síđa 19 - ... attempting it ; the heart is readily made to palpitate ; the whole surface of the body presents a blanched, smooth, and waxy appearance ; the lips, gums, and tongue seem bloodless ; the flabbiness of the solids increases ; the appetite fails ; extreme languor and faintness supervene, breathlessness and...
Síđa 19 - For a long period I had from time to time met with a very remarkable form of general anaemia, occurring without any discoverable cause whatever — cases in which there had been no previous loss of blood, no exhausting -diarrhoea, no chlorosis, no purpura, no renal, splenic, miasmatic, glandular, strumous, or malignant disease.
Síđa 20 - ... presents a blanched, smooth and waxy appearance; the lips, gums and tongue seem bloodless; the flabbiness of the solids increases; the appetite fails; extreme languor and faintness supervene, breathlessness and...
Síđa 20 - The patient can no longer rise from his bed, the mind occasionally wanders, he falls into a prostrate and half.torpid state, and at length expires. Nevertheless, to the very last, and after a sickness of perhaps several months' duration, the bulkiness of the general frame and the obesity often present a most striking contrast to the failure and exhaustion observable in every other respect.
Síđa 20 - ... of fatty degeneration might have a share, at least, in its production; and I may observe that, in the case last examined, the heart had undergone such a change, and that a portion of the semilunar ganglion and solar plexus, on being subjected to microscopic examination, was pronounced by Mr. Quekett to have passed into a corresponding condition. Whether any or all of these morbid changes are essentially concerned — as I believe they are — in giving rise to this very remarkable disease, future...
Síđa 20 - On examining the bodies of such patients after death, I have failed to discover any organic lesion that could properly or reasonably be assigned as an adequate cause of such serious consequences...
Síđa 19 - I at present know, chiefly in persons of a somewhat large and bulky frame, and with a strongly marked tendency to the formation of fat. It makes its approach in so slow and insidious a manner that the patient can hardly fix a date to his earliest feeling of that languor which is shortly to become extreme.
Síđa 19 - I perhaps with little propriety applied to it the term " idiopathic," to distinguish it from cases in which there existed more or less evidence of some of the usual causes or concomitants of the anaemic state. The disease presented in every instance the same general character, pursued a similar course, and, with scarcely a single exception, was followed, after a variable period, by the same fatal result.
Síđa 262 - The Pathogenesis of Subacute Combined Degeneration of the Spinal Cord, With Special Reference to Its Connection With Addison's (Pernicious) Anemia, Achlorhydria and Intestinal Infection, Brain, 1922, 45, 266.