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C. McDougall (1950)
Clinical evaluation of abnormal enzyme content in the pancreatic juice of children.Pediatrics, 5 1
C. Lowe, C. May, S. Reed (1949)
Fibrosis of the pancreas in infants and children; a statistical study of clinical and hereditary features.American journal of diseases of children, 78 3
Peter Véghelyi (1949)
Pancreatic function in scarlet fever.Pediatrics, 4 1
H. Christensen, H. Shwachman (1949)
DETERMINATION OF THE PLASMA GLYCINE AFTER GELATIN FEEDING AS A DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE FOR PANCREATIC FIBROSIS.The Journal of clinical investigation, 28 2
A. Maclean, R. Sullivan (1929)
CARBOHYDRATE TOLERANCE IN INFANTS AND IN YOUNG CHILDREN WITH CELIAC DISEASEJAMA Pediatrics, 38
P. Véghelyi (1949)
PANCREATIC ENZYMES: NORMAL OUTPUT AND COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT METHODS OF ASSAYPediatrics
C. Lowe, C. May, D. Deis, R. Salmon (1951)
Metabolic studies in patients with intolerance to complex carbohydrates.A.M.A. American journal of diseases of children, 81 1
E. Svensgaard (1929)
Blood Sugar in Intestinal Infantilism.Acta Pædiatrica, 9
G. Gibbs, W. Bostick, P. Smith (1950)
Incomplete pancreatic deficiency in cystic fibrosis of the pancreas.The Journal of pediatrics, 37 3
S. Farber, H. Shwachman, C. Maddock (1943)
PANCREATIC FUNCTION AND DISEASE IN EARLY LIFE. I. PANCREATIC ENZYME ACTIVITY AND THE CELIAC SYNDROME.The Journal of clinical investigation, 22 6
THE PURPOSE of this report is to point out the existence of persons who have a persistent deficiency in one or another of the three digestive enzymes of the pancreas, while retaining normal secretion of the others, associated with corresponding symptoms. It is further desired to distinguish this disorder from the similar but well established disease fibrosis of the pancreas, in which all three enzymes are found to be absent regularly. It is hoped this report will stimulate others to note and report on similar experiences so that the frequency and nature of this disorder may be determined. Reports of the histology of the pancreas in such patients would be particularly helpful, as we have not had an opportunity to see the pancreas in our patients. In the course of examining the duodenal contents for pancreatic enzymes in infants and children with chronically abnormal stools we have encountered two instances
American journal of diseases of children – American Medical Association
Published: Oct 1, 1951
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