Die Epithelkörperchen bei Tetanie und bei einigen anderen Erkrankungen

Haberfeld, Walther

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“…Subsequent work on this point has given rather conflicting results. Pollini (24), Haberfeld (25), Harvier 12and Erdheim (26), support Yanase, but Oppenheimer (27), Jorgensen (28), Grosser and Betke (29), and Auerbach (30), as a result of their pathological investigations, do not find any evidence that hawmorrhage in the parathyroids is responsible for the condition. Harvier found not only evidence of haemorrhage, but also of fibrosis of the parathyroids in some of his cases.…”

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“…Meyer (30) fand in 2 Fällen von Echinococcus die Serumreaktion negativ. E r konnte weiter feststellen, daß die Sera von Bandwurm trägern nicht nur mit Bandwunnextrakten, sondern auch mit Echino kokkenflüssigkeit und mit wässerigen und alkoholischen Extrakten aus Echinöcoccuscystenwand unter Komplementbindung reagierten, l'mgekehrt gab sein nach der Operation positiv reagierendes Serum eines Kehinococeuskranken, Komplementbindung mit Bandwurmextrakt.…”

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“…Subsequent work on this point has given rather conflicting results. Pollini (24), Haberfeld (25), Harvier (12) and Erdheim (26), support Yanase, but Oppenheimer (27), Jorgensen (28), Grosser and Betke (29), and Auerbach (30), as a result of their pathological investigations, do not find any evidence that hawmorrhage in the parathyroids is responsible for the condition. Harvier found not only evidence of haemorrhage, but also of fibrosis of the parathyroids in some of his cases.…”

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The Parathyroids:—tetania Parathyreopriva: Its Nature, Cause, and Relations to Idiopathic Tetany. Part I.: Introduction, General Methods, and Symptoms

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1917

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1. Idiopathic tetany and the various theories as regards its etiology are considered. 2. The previous work upon experimental tetany is dealt with in the three periods— (a) before the recognition of the possible significance of the parathyroid; (b) while the distinction between the thyroids and parathyroids was still doubtful; (c) after the direct implication of the parathyroids in the production of the symptoms had been established. The evidence that the condition is a true tetania parathyreopriva is considered to be conclusive. 3. The method of removing the parathyroids is considered, and the impossibility of getting rid of the internal parathyroids with certainty by any operation but complete thyroparathyroidectomy is indicated. The existence of supplementary parathyroid tissue in about 50 per cent. of cats and in probably about 5 per cent. of dogs is shown to explain the absence of symptoms in some cases of thyroparathyroidectomy. 4. The symptoms of tetania parathyreopriva are considered under the following heads:— I. Their protean character. V. Tremors and fibrillar tremblings. II. Depression. VI. Jerkings. III. Emaciation. VII. Convulsions. IV. Spasticity. VIII. Disturbances of balance. 5. Some of the factors modifying the character and onset of the symptoms are briefly considered:— (a) The nature of the food. (c) Rickets. (b) Age. (d) Pregnancy and lactation.

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Die Epithelkörperchen bei Tetanie und bei einigen anderen Erkrankungen

Cited by 39 publications

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The Parathyroids:—tetania Parathyreopriva: Its Nature, Cause, and Relations to Idiopathic Tetany. Part I.: Introduction, General Methods, and Symptoms

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