carotenemia

Known as: Hypercarotinemia, aurantiasis, hypercarotenaemia

Increased serum carotenoids.

National Institutes of Health

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2012

In this case report, the authors describe a 48-year-old male who complained to his primary care physician of abdominal discomfort…

1994

A young woman presented with progressive yellowing of her skin over a period of six months. Liver function tests were requested…

1988

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1973

The incidence and etiology of carotenemia in mentally retarded children were examined. Fasting serum carotenoid and vitamin A…

1970

Plane xanthomatosis with myelomatosis occurred in a 51-year-old man. The patient had carotenemia, IgG myeloma with immunologic…

1967

CAROTENAEMIA is a term coined by Hess & Myers in 1919 who described a yellow pigmentation of the skin which they attributed to…

Highly Cited

1944

Highly Cited

1944

The effect on man of the ingestion of large amounts of carotene has been the subject of many articles in the past twenty years…

1937

In a previous study 1 the average fasting serum carotene in normal persons estimated by the White and Gordon method 2 was…

1936

Xanthosis in diabetes is due to an accumulation of lipochrome pigments in the blood, the most conspicuous of which has proved to…