1964
DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1113222
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Primäre Shunt-Hyperbilirubinämie

Abstract: sind direkt an die Schriftleitung zu riditen grundsätzlich werden nur soldie Arbeiten angenommen, die vorher weder im In land nods im Ausland veröffentlicht worden sind, selbst wenn es sich dabei nur um einen Kurzbericht gehandelt hat. Die Manuskripte dürfen audi nicht gleichzeitig anderen Blättern zum Abdruck angeboten werden. -Mit der Annahme des Manuskriptes erwirbt der Verlag das aussdsließlithe Recht der Vervielfältigung, Verbreitung und Ubersetzung der in dieser Zeitschrift zum Abdruck gelangten Beiträge… Show more

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“…Since the original report by Israels and his co-workers, others have described similar findings in patients without hereditary spherocytosis (Berendsohn et alii, 1964;Arias, 1962a;Klaus and Feine, 1965). The characteristic features of this condition would seem to be: (i) chronic unconjugated hyperbilirubina:mia with values for total serum bilirubin up to 7 mg. per 100 ml., (ii) normal results to tests of liver function, (iii) erythroid hyperplasia of the bone marrow, (iv) reticulocytosis in the peripheral blood, (v) increased plasma iron turnover, increased serum iron level and increased percentage saturation of the total iron binding capacity, (vi) increased fa:cal and urinary urobilinogen excretion, and (vii) normal peripheral red cell survival time.…”
Section: Primary Shunt Hyperbilirubincemia-in 1959mentioning
confidence: 82%
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“…Since the original report by Israels and his co-workers, others have described similar findings in patients without hereditary spherocytosis (Berendsohn et alii, 1964;Arias, 1962a;Klaus and Feine, 1965). The characteristic features of this condition would seem to be: (i) chronic unconjugated hyperbilirubina:mia with values for total serum bilirubin up to 7 mg. per 100 ml., (ii) normal results to tests of liver function, (iii) erythroid hyperplasia of the bone marrow, (iv) reticulocytosis in the peripheral blood, (v) increased plasma iron turnover, increased serum iron level and increased percentage saturation of the total iron binding capacity, (vi) increased fa:cal and urinary urobilinogen excretion, and (vii) normal peripheral red cell survival time.…”
Section: Primary Shunt Hyperbilirubincemia-in 1959mentioning
confidence: 82%
“…This is a rare disorder, which manifests itself usually in the second decade, affecting males and females equally, and in the cases reported by Israels et alii (1959) and Arias (1962a) it was familial. The prognosis appears to be excellent, although, like ha:molytic jaundice, the condition may be accompanied by cholelithiasis (Klaus and Feine, 1965).…”
Section: Primary Shunt Hyperbilirubincemia-in 1959mentioning
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