10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MYXOEDEMIC»
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1
Handbook of Pharmacy Healthcare: Diseases and Patient Advice
It may also arise secondary to pituitary and hypothalamic disorders.
Hypothyroidism may also be caused by excessive thyroidectomy or irradiation of
the thyroid. Myxoedemic coma may be precipitated by exposure to cold,
infections and drugs ...
Robin J. Harman, Pamela Mason, 2002
2
Fundamentals of Applied Pathophysiology: An Essential Guide ...
Acute illness or trauma may precipitate myxoedemic coma (Box 13.2) and
patients must be made aware of the need to seek medical help. Box 13.2
Endocrine Emergency: Myxoedemic Coma. Myxoedemic coma is the end stage
of untreated ...
Muralitharan Nair, Ian Peate, 2013
3
Best of Five MCQs for the Geriatric Medicine SCE
If treatment with thyroxine is necessary more urgently, e.g. in myxoedemic coma,
steroid cover should be given pending formal exclusion of hypoadrenalism. In
non-myxoedemic coma patients, once hypoadrenalism has been excluded, ...
Duncan Forsyth, Stephen Wallis, 2014
4
Detroit Medical Journal
A year or two ago Dr. John Rogers, of New York, called my attention to the
presence of myxoedemic symptoms in a case of Graves' disease which I had sent
to him for specific serum treatment. My personal experience since that time would
...
5
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
The special features referred to above are due to the arrest or retardation of
growth and development, both mental and physical, which takes place in the
congenital myxoedemic, from the time when the diseased condition of the thyroid
has ...
6
Medico-chirurgical Transactions: Pub. by the Royal Medical ...
Pub. by the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London Royal Medical and
Chirurgical Society of London. Further observations will determine whether or not
the quantity of mucin in the tissues of the myxoedemic patient is in excess.
Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London, 1884
7
Medico-Chirurgical Transactions.Volume the Sixty-Seventh.
Further observations will determine whether or not the quantity of mucin in the
tissues of the myxoedemic patient is in excess. Compared with the analysis in the
other case, the total amount is nearly double, and so far, Dr. Ord's idea of a ...
The Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London, 1884
8
Annals of Surgery: A Monthly Review of Surgical Science and ...
If they live through they will become myxoedemic. That is the reason they
become fat. He would emphasize the point made by Dr. Deaver that the majority
of cases of exophthalmic goitre were once simple goitres. It corresponds with
what we ...
9
Forensic Pathology Reviews
Myxoedemic face is a result of accumulation of mucopolysaccharides in dermal
connective tissue. Precipitating factors as infection, surgery, chronic thyroiditis or
drugs (e.g. lithium, amiodarone) may lead to bradycardia, psychosis, ...
10
General Nursing - Medical and Surgical Textbook
... sometimes irregular Tachycardia of up to 200/min Slow Respiration Rapid
Dysrhythmia Slow (hypoventilation in myxoedemic coma) Blood pressure
Hypertension Low due to circulatory collapse Hypotension Nutritional status
Appetite Large ...
M.J. Viljoen, L.R. Uys, 1989
