This case report describes a 74 year-old woman with cirrhosis who developed choreo-athetotic movements associated with elevated whole blood manganese and symmetric hyperintense pallidum on T1-weighted magnetic resonance imaging. The diagnosis was chronic acquired hepatocerebral degeneration. The endovascular occlusion of portal-systemic shunts was temporarily effective.

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PubMed1999

[Glimepiride-induced acute hepatitis].

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PubMed1994

[Post-radiation duodenal ulceration treated with hyperbaric oxygen].

Radiation enteric disorders are rare and difficult to treat. A case of radiation duodenitis treated by hyperbaric oxygen is reported. A sixty-year-old man underwent right nephroureterectomy, chemotherapy (platin and 5 fluorouracil) and radiation therapy (54 Gy) for excretory urinary carcinoma. Six months later, even though he was under omeprazole therapy for reflux oesophagitis, he experienced antroduodenitis, duodenal ulceration, and duodenal telangiectasia. Symptoms and duodenal ulcer disappeared 2 months later with hyperbaric oxygen (10 one hour sessions at 2 ATA). Most likely, hyperbaric oxygen can reduce the consequences of obliterative endarteritis due to irradiation, responsible for ischaemia and fibrosis later on.

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[Granular cell tumor of the biliary tract and bile ducts].

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