1961
DOI: 10.1136/bmj.1.5221.243
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Cardiac Lesions in Reiter's Disease

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“…Although described nearly 150 years ago (Brodie, 1818) and achieving its eponym from the description of Hans Reiter (1916), the syndrome has become more widely recognized since the studies of Harkness (1950), Csonka (1958aCsonka ( , b, 1960, Ford (1953Ford ( , 1958, and others at the London Hospital Oates and Young, 1959;Catterall and Perkins, 1961). The majority of the present patients had been labelled as cases of gc.…”
Section: Difference Between Gonococcal and Pyogenicmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Although described nearly 150 years ago (Brodie, 1818) and achieving its eponym from the description of Hans Reiter (1916), the syndrome has become more widely recognized since the studies of Harkness (1950), Csonka (1958aCsonka ( , b, 1960, Ford (1953Ford ( , 1958, and others at the London Hospital Oates and Young, 1959;Catterall and Perkins, 1961). The majority of the present patients had been labelled as cases of gc.…”
Section: Difference Between Gonococcal and Pyogenicmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…of cases as polyneuritis, shoulder girdle neuritis, transient hemiplegia, or meningoencephalitis (Oates and Hancock, 1959;Catterall, Rooney, and Kirby, 1965). Cardiovascular abnormalities include varying degrees of heartblock, myocarditis, and, in severe recurrent disease, aortic incompetence (Csonka, Litchfield, Oates, and Willcox, 1961;Rodnan, Benedek, Shaver, and Fennell, 1964). Many other manifestations are reported, such as lymph node, spleen, and salivary gland involvement, pleurisy, and discrete pulmonary infiltration.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These theories were abundant in that decade supported by observations of Abel [38] in 1950, Lodge in 1956 of sacroiliitis in paraplegics and by the hypothesis of Mason et al [39] in Cardiac Auricular ventricular block was described by Fering [53] in 1945, aortitis by Trier [54] in 1950, and pericarditis by Csonka and Oates [55] in 1957. Csonka et al [56] had expanded on the description of cardiac manifestations in their 1961 article, and carditis and aortic insufficiency were described by Cliff [57] in 1971. Prolongation of the PR interval was reported by Feiring [54] in 1945, Hall and Finegold [58] in 1953, Csonka et al [56] in 1961, Weinberger and colleagues [59] in 1962.…”
Section: Etiology and Pathogenesismentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Csonka et al [56] had expanded on the description of cardiac manifestations in their 1961 article, and carditis and aortic insufficiency were described by Cliff [57] in 1971. Prolongation of the PR interval was reported by Feiring [54] in 1945, Hall and Finegold [58] in 1953, Csonka et al [56] in 1961, Weinberger and colleagues [59] in 1962. Q-and T-wave abnormalities were also described by Feiring [53] in 1945, Hall and Finegold [58] in 1953, and by Weinberger et al [59] in 1962.…”
Section: Etiology and Pathogenesismentioning
confidence: 98%