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illness which includes achalasia (a
dysfunction of the esophagus),
addisonianism (adrenal
insufficiency of
primary type), and
alacrima (insufficiency...
- he
wrote for Bradford's
American Mercury in 1729,
followed the
general Addisonian form,
already modified to suit
homelier conditions. The
thrifty Patience...
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Adrenal crisis, also
known as
Addisonian crisis or
acute adrenal insufficiency, is a serious, life-threatening
complication of
adrenal insufficiency. Hypotension...
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called autoimmune polyendocrine syndrome type 2. An "adrenal crisis" or "
addisonian crisis" is a
constellation of
symptoms that
indicates severe adrenal insufficiency...
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patient had been on long-term treatment.
Abrupt withdrawal may lead to an
Addisonian crisis. For
those on
chronic therapy, alternate-day
dosing may preserve...
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deficiency 14q32 co-dominant, 1:2,500-5,000 AAA
syndrome (achalasia–
addisonianism–alacrima syndrome) AAAS
recessive 1:1,000,000 Aarskog–Scott syndrome...
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should be
given intravenously. In
subjects with no
adrenal reserve an
Addisonian crisis may occur. For
cortisol stimulation, the ACTH
stimulation test...
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nerve Accessory navicular bone
Accessory pancreas Achalasia Achalasia-
Addisonianism-Alacrimia
syndrome Achalasia alacrimia syndrome Achalasia, familial...
- pancreatitis,
small bowel obstruction, appendicitis, cholecystitis, hepatitis,
Addisonian crisis,
diabetic ketoacidosis,
increased intracranial pressure, spontaneous...
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arrhythmias may
result in an
Addisonian crisis. In
severe cases, the
patient may be
presented in
shock and moribund.
Addisonian crisis must be differentiated...
