Giant-cell arteritis and hypothyroidism.
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Biomedical subjects
J How
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Acquired stomatocytosis: its prevalence of significance in routine haematology.
100 patients showing a significant number of stomatocytes were identified from the microscopic examination of 4291 peripheral blood films. The distinctive red cell appearance was most commonly found in patients with neoplastic, cardiovascular or hepatobiliary disease including acute alcoholism and during therapy with certain drugs some of which are known to be stomatocytogenic in vitro.
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Chlorpromazine-induced haemolytic anaemia in anorexia nervosa.
Two patients with anorexia nervosa who developed progressive haemolytic anaemia during chlorpromazine therapy are presented. In each case, withdrawal of the drug alone led to a prompt haematological response. Drug-induced oxidant damage is proposed as being the underlying haemolytic mechanism.
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Physique of school boys and school leavers who are NS registrants.
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Pulmonary barotrauma in diving.
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Decompression Sickness↗
Acute dilatation of stomach as late complication of drug overdose.
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Decompression sickness in diving.
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