Biomedical subjects
W E Turner
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An occupational overuse syndrome problem.
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Chronic rhinitis/laryngitis.
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Determination of specific polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans in blood and adipose tissue by isotope dilution-high-resolution mass spectrometry.
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Enrichment of biological samples by the semi-automated Smith, Stalling and Johnson method: human serum and adipose tissue.
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Bacitracin-associated peptides and contaminated L-tryptophan.
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ACC and an overuse syndrome.
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Occupational overuse injury--again.
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Occupational osteoarthritis--landmark ACC decision.
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Pericarditis and perimyocarditis associated with active Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection.
In 13 patients an association existed from 1970-73 between Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection and acute pericarditis (in eight) or perimyocarditis (in five). In 12 patients the association was moderately probable, with a fourfold rise in complement-fixing antibody titers between acute and convalescent phase sera being noted. In the last patient, a lesser-order association was found using only convalsecent phase serum. The presence of influenza, herpes simplex, Coxsackie B, or adenovirus was excluded by serologic testing. Acute illness was variable, with four patients developing heart failure. Long-term evaluation (mean, 47 months) found eight patients asymptomatic and three symptomatic. Two patients died. Residual effects of the Mycoplasma infection seemed at least partially responsible in one compromised patient and in one who died. Mycoplasma infection should be considered in the presence of acute cardiovascular decompensation, especially when preceded by upper respiratory infection, and added to the possible causes of idiopathic cardiomyopathy.
Letter: Psychosomatic illness and epidemic erythema infectiosum.
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