1965
DOI: 10.1001/archpedi.1965.02090030101017
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Encephalopathy, Hepatitis and Fat Accumulation in Viscera

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“…However, this hypothesis has to be challenged. It sounds quite reasonable to assume, as Randolph et al [75] already did, that RS can represent an overwhelming viral infection with systemic dissemination of the virus, possibly determined by host genetic factors [59,60,65,75]. After all, a wide spectrum of clinical manifestations in many other viral diseases, e.g.…”
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“…In 8 out of the 16 cases reported by Johnson et al, material for virological study was available and in ®ve of them viruses were isolated [57]. Also in the four patients of Randolph et al, several features were consistent with viral infection, especially by the presence of a similar prodrome with clinical and serological evidence of liver disease in a sibling of one of the cases [75]. The authors assumed that the fatal cases were rare and severe reactions to a more widespread, usually benign illness.…”
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