Wilson's disease. (Major problems in internal medicine, volume 23)

Medicine, Volume 95, Issue 23: Erratum

Internal Medicine in World War II: Volume 2, Infectious Diseases

ations are explored exhaustively, as would be expected from this center in Germany which has received extensive support from Siemens-Reiniger Werke, a manufacturer of radiological equipment. Different methods of delivering the highest possible tumor dose with the smallest possible "integral" dose to normal tissue include axial, tangential, pendulum, and conical rotation. In some cases beam shap...

Alcoholism: a disease of internal medicine.

Anesthetic Management of a Pediatric Patient With Wilsons Disease

UNLABELLED Wilsons disease, characterized by cirrhosis, extrapyramidal symptoms and Kayser-Fleischer corneal rings, is a rare hereditary disease of human copper metabolism. Clinical findings in Wilsons disease are complex and neurological symptoms such as tremor, dysarthria, rigid dystonia, seizures, psychiatric disorders, acute liver failure, chronic hepatitis or cirrhosis may develop. A 4-yea...

Progress in Allergy, Volume 23

This book represents the published proceedings of an international symposium on the biochemistry of adenosylmethionine held in Rome, Italy, in 1974. The introductory statement by the editors of this book best illustrates the significance of adenosylmethionine to all branches of biochemistry: "S-adenosylmethionine is probably second only to ATP in the variety of reactions for which it serves as ...