L'érythroblastopénie : nouvelle manifestation extradigestive de la maladie cœliaque ?

Couderc, Anne-Laure; Costello, Régis T.; Bagnères, D.; Rossi, P.; Vitton, Véronique; Demoux, A.-L.; Bonin‐Guillaume, Sylvie; Francès, Y.; Granel, B.

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“…The decrease in FER capacity with increasing cognitive impairment is in part reminiscent of findings of other studies suggesting differences between the normal elderly and those suffering from AD [2,3,10,11,13,15,18], with age being a minor determinant of FER capacity. However, as in our study, decreased FER has not always been observed across all emotions analyzed.…”

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“…Stimulus identification and recognition of its emotional significance is phylogenetically determined and anchored in specific neurobiological systems including the lateral temporal cortex, median prefrontal and orbitofrontal cortex, anterior cingulate cortex, insula, amygdala, basal ganglia, striatum and parietal cortex, among others [1,2,3,4]. Different emotions are likely to be subserved by different neural systems [3,4,5] that are vulnerable to neuropathological changes occurring in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and are probably affected at different times and rates [6,7,8,9].…”

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An Exploratory Study on Facial Emotion Recognition Capacity in Beginning Alzheimer’s Disease

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Objective: It was the aim of this study to investigate facial emotion recognition (FER) in the elderly with cognitive impairment. Method: Twelve patients with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and 12 healthy control subjects were asked to name dynamic or static pictures of basic facial emotions using the Multimodal Emotion Recognition Test and to assess the degree of their difficulty in the recognition task, while their electrodermal conductance was registered as an unconscious processing measure. Results: AD patients had lower objective recognition performances for disgust and fear, but only disgust was accompanied by decreased subjective FER in AD patients. The electrodermal response was similar in all groups. No significant effect of dynamic versus static emotion presentation on FER was found. Conclusion: Selective impairment in recognizing facial expressions of disgust and fear may indicate a nonlinear decline in FER capacity with increasing cognitive impairment and result from progressive though specific damage to neural structures engaged in emotional processing and facial emotion identification. Although our results suggest unchanged unconscious FER processing with increasing cognitive impairment, further investigations on unconscious FER and self-awareness of FER capacity in neurodegenerative disorders are required.

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An Exploratory Study on Facial Emotion Recognition Capacity in Beginning Alzheimer’s Disease

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“…The association of PRCA with large granular lymphocytosis is reported in the literature, which could be either nonclonal as in idiopathic PRCA or clonal as in LGL leukemias. There are isolated cases of PRCA associated with CD[ 4 ] and HBV infection. [ 5 ] Expansion of LGLs can be transient or chronic reactive proliferation, neoplastic, or borderline between reactive and leukemic disorders.…”

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Persistent γδ T large granular lymphocytosis in a patient with refractory pure red cell aplasia, celiac disease, and chronic hepatitis B infection

Sreedharanunni

Sachdeva

Prakash

et al. 2016

Journal of Postgraduate Medicine

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The disorders of large granular lymphocytes include reactive proliferation as well as indolent or aggressive neoplasms of cytotoxic T cells, γδ T cells, and natural killer (NK) cells. They are associated with autoimmune and infectious disorders and have varied immunophenotypic features. We report a case, which highlights this complex association of autoimmune and infectious diseases with large granular lymphocytosis, the overlapping spectrum of large granular lymphocyte leukemias, and γδ T cell lymphomas as well as the difficulties in the diagnosis and management of these indolent T cell lymphomas in the usual clinical settings.

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Celiac Disease with Pure Red Cell Aplasia: An Unusual Hematologic Association in Pediatric Age Group

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Dey

Roy

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Indian J Hematol Blood Transfus

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L'érythroblastopénie : nouvelle manifestation extradigestive de la maladie cœliaque ?

Cited by 4 publications

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An Exploratory Study on Facial Emotion Recognition Capacity in Beginning Alzheimer’s Disease

An Exploratory Study on Facial Emotion Recognition Capacity in Beginning Alzheimer’s Disease

Persistent γδ T large granular lymphocytosis in a patient with refractory pure red cell aplasia, celiac disease, and chronic hepatitis B infection

Celiac Disease with Pure Red Cell Aplasia: An Unusual Hematologic Association in Pediatric Age Group

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