Pt with memory problems. and lots others. s/ Corete cell janka type symptoms. see message.
Posted By: tracy on 2008-10-22
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Subject: Pt with memory problems. and lots others. s/ Corete cell janka type symptoms. see message.
The patient has had weight loss since discontinuation of steroids. The patient and her husband believe that the general improvement in her condition may be related to steroid use, and they point out a recent article in Archives of Neurology in which a channel antibody has been associated with corete cell janka type symptoms.
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Subject: amorphus also relates to cell type, morphology, does it fit/sound right? NM
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Subject: York cell or yolk cell tumor?
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Subject: memory drugs
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Subject: Thank you, now all I have to do is commit that to memory...lol, Thanks again (nm)
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