Hand-Schüller-Christian disease

Abbassy, A. S.; Massoud, Gamal-el-Dine; Rida, Amin

doi:10.1016/s0022-3476(58)80178-x

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“…In contrast to the present case several patients with Hand-Schiiller-Christian disease have been recorded in whom the initial erroneous diagnosis was tuberculosis (Abbasy et al, 494 BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 27 FEBRUARY 19711958. Indeed, Hand (1893) believed his original patient, a boy aged 3 with skull defects and polyuria, to be suffering from tuberculosis.…”

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Intracranial tuberculosis resembling Hand-Schuller-Christian disease.

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Thomas²

1971

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493thromboplastin or other substances from the ioc sac into the maternal circulation, resulting in the connuous consmption of fibrinogen The increased incidce of oic fluid embolism with intrauterine death of the fetus may be due to the increased friability of the membranes, which are therefore more likely to split or tear, thus creating favourable conditions for amniotic fluid infusion during labour and delivery.We should like to thank Professor Stallworthy for pernmission to usw the clinical material, and Dr. Phizackerley, department of biochemistry, for his advice.

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