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Acrodynia
Known as:
Feers Disease
, Acrodynic Erythema
, Erythema, Acrodynic
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A condition seen primarily in childhood, most often resulting from chronic exposure to MERCURY COMPOUNDS which may result in encephalopathy and…
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1984
1984
Microspectrophotometric studies of Romanowsky stained blood cells. IV. Maturation of myeloid and erythroid cell lines in bone marrow.
A. Flanders
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W. Galbraith
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P. Marshall
Stain Technology
1984
Corpus ID: 7062433
A quantitative characterization has been made of azure B/eosin stained cells from bone marrow. Two cell lines were followed: the…
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1982
1982
Chemical control of Corticium salmonicolor (Berk.) & Br., causal agent of pink disease of cocoa.
A. Ram
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S. T. Bastos
,
J. M. Figueiredo
1982
Corpus ID: 100663749
1978
1978
The pathogen and symptomatology of pink disease of pineapple fruit in the Philippines.
D. Kontaxis
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A. Hayward
1978
Corpus ID: 81306705
1959
1959
The effect of mercurous chloride (calomel) and epinephrine (sympathetic stimulation) on rats; the importance of the findings to mechanisms in infantile acrodynia (pink disease).
Donald B. Cheek
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Robert K. Bondy
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Lorna R. Johnson
Pediatrics
1959
Corpus ID: 32201535
It has been found that calomel will produce retardation of growth and loss of sodium and chloride from tissue with or without…
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1957
1957
Further observations on homeostatic disturbance in acrodynia.
D. Cheek
Pediatrics
1957
Corpus ID: 38422981
On the basis of data obtained from four cases of acrodynia, it was found that deficits of total body chloride and water were…
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1955
1955
Determination of mercury in urine, with results in cases of pink disease.
Barrett Fr
1955
Corpus ID: 78046986
1955
1955
ACRODYNIA.
Pediatrics
1955
Corpus ID: 208811876
ACRODYNIA received fairly general recognition in the years which followed its description in the United States by Bilderback. As…
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1949
1949
Mercury poisoning from calomel producing subacute acrodynia and its treatment with dimercaprol; report of a case.
H. A. Carithers
Pediatrics
1949
Corpus ID: 42668187
A 6 month old child received calomel in teething powders over a two months' period. Symptoms suggestive of acrodynia developed…
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1948
1948
Ingestion of mercury as a probable cause of acrodynia and its treatment with dimercaprol; report of two cases.
Samuel E. Elmore
Pediatrics
1948
Corpus ID: 31906257
Two infants who received mercurous chloride (calomel) in teething powders developed typical acrodynia. Dramatic resolution of…
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1932
1932
JUVENILE ACRODYNIA: REPORT OF ELEVEN CASES
S. Crawford
1932
Corpus ID: 72359906
Infantile or juvenile acrodynia is a striking disease syndrome of the neuromuscular and mucocutaneous systems which has been…
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