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H. Hartman (1921)
BLOOD CHANGES IN A GASTRECTOMIZED PATIENT SIMULATING THOSE IN PERNICIOUS ANEMIAThe American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 162
D. Vanderhoof (1923)
THE ETIOLOGIC RELATION OF ACHYLIA GASTRICA TO COMBINED SCLEROSIS OF THE SPINAL CORD: THE RELIEF OF SYMPTOMS FOLLOWING ADEQUATE HYDROCHLORIC ACID THERAPYJAMA Internal Medicine, 32
B. Moynihan (1907)
A Case of Complete Gastrectomy.Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Surg Sect
Absence of hydrochloric acid in the stomach contents is regarded as an essential point in the diagnosis of pernicious anemia.1 Absence of hydrochloric acid is a noteworthy feature in other conditions producing similar anemia, as cancer of the stomach and sprue. The possibility of achlorhydria as a causal factor in pernicious anemia has been considered.2 In support of this are cited cases of gastrectomy followed by pernicious anemia; e. g., Hartman's case,3 and Moynihan's4 case and five cases mentioned by Hurst.5 In further support of a causal relationship between achlorhydria and pernicious anemia, or as a matter of medical interest, cases have been reported in which the achlorhydria preceded the anemia by years. Hurst has reported one case of twelve years, Faber6 one of ten years. The following case is of over fourteen years' duration, from the time of known achlorhydria to the onset
JAMA – American Medical Association
Published: Nov 21, 1925
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