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1. 低カルシウム血症の臨床症状clinical manifestations of hypocalcemia [show details]
…upon the severity of the hypocalcemia Chvostek sign occurs in approximately 10 percent of normal subjects . Although Trousseau sign is more specific than Chvostek sign, both may be negative in patients with …
2. 末期腎不全患者の副甲状腺摘出後に生じる飢餓骨症候群hungry bone syndrome following parathyroidectomy in end stage renal disease patients [show details]
…postoperative hypocalcemia is severe and prolonged, despite normal or even elevated levels of PTH. This phenomenon, called the hungry bone syndrome, most often occurs in patients who have developed bone disease…
3. 成人における急性中毒性代謝性脳症acute toxic metabolic encephalopathy in adults [show details]
…come to rest in a dysconjugate position with upward and outward gaze deviation bilaterally (Bell phenomenon) . Other brainstem reflexes (eg, oculocephalic reflex, corneal reflex, gag) generally are only …
4. 低カルシウム血症の治療treatment of hypocalcemia [show details]
…malnutrition), total serum calcium concentration may be low when serum ionized calcium is normal. This phenomenon is called pseudohypocalcemia. The serum total calcium concentration falls approximately 0.8 mg/dL…
5. マグネシウム欠乏の臨床症状clinical manifestations of magnesium depletion [show details]
…Neuromuscular hyperexcitability may manifest as: Tetany – Patients may develop positive Trousseau and Chvostek signs, muscle spasms, and muscle cramps . Tetany can occur in the absence of hypocalcemia and alkalosis…

English Journal

Constitutional factors in alcoholic cirrhosis.

Thaler H, Thaler H, Mayr WR.
The Tokai journal of experimental and clinical medicine. 1984 Oct;9(4)249-51.
The different sensitivity of the male and the female liver is well established, but there is an obvious difference in male livers as well. One possible explanation for these differences might be the existence of genetic peculiarities among patients with alcoholic cirrhosis. In the early twentieth, C
PMID 6537037

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Wiener klinische Wochenschrift. 1947 Mar;59(9)132.
PMID 20293443

Japanese Journal

A Case of Idiopathic Hypoparathyroidism Associated with Sensorineural Deafness and Mental Retardation

Yuko Yamane,Yoshio Murakami,Masateru Nishiki,Yuzuru Kato,First Division Department of Medicine Shimane Medical University,First Division Department of Medicine Shimane Medical University,First Division Department of Medicine Shimane Medical University,First Division Department of Medicine Shimane Medical University
Clinical pediatric endocrinology = Clinical pediatric endocrinology 12(Supplement20), 97-99, 2003
… The Trousseau phenomenon was positive, but the Chvostek phenomenon was negative. …
NAID 110002984783

Constitutional Factors in Alcoholic Cirrhosis

THALER Heribert,THALER Heinrich,MAYR Wolfgang R.
Tokai journal of experimental and clinical medicine 9(4), 249-251, 1984-10
… In the early twentieth, Chvostek in Vienna was the first to draw attention to a constitutional element which he believed to be fundamental: Absent body hair, absent or extremely spare hair on the limbs, and public hair of the female type, i.e. with horizontal upper border (1) (Fig.1). … Chvostek laid special stress on the fact that these anomalies were of genetic origin and were not a secondary phenomenon do to alcoholism or cirrhosis. …
NAID 110004691100

偽性副甲状腺機能低下症の1症例

松尾英世,新海哲,伊藤勝広
北関東医学 26(3), 227-232, 1976
… Albright's phenomenon was positive.<BR>Ophthalmologic examination revealed bilateral cataracts.<BR>Neurological examination revealed hyporeflexia. … Trousseau phenomenon and Chvostek's sign were positive.<BR>Roentgenological examination revealed short metacarpals and basal ganglia calcification. …
NAID 130003689690