Megaloblastic Anemia in Association with Jejunal Diverticula

Crawford, Donald W.

doi:10.1001/archinte.1961.03620110115015

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“…In this connection partial or complete gastric atrophy with hypo-or achlorhydria has been described more frequently than could be accounted for by chance [Crawford and Freeman, 1961;Cooke et al, 1963].…”

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Jejunal Diverticulosis with Malabsorption Leading to Osteomalacia and Probable Rickets

Jones

Silva²

1970

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Jejunal Diverticulosis with Malabsorption Leading to Osteomalacia and Probable Rickets

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Silva²

1970

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“…The frequent association of achlorhydria with jejunal diverticulosis has been noted before (Crawford & Freeman 1961) and this may apply to the blind loop syndrome in general (Halsted 1956). We were able to find only one reported case of jejunal diverticulosis with deficient intrinsic factor output of a severity similar to that found in pernicious anaemia (Brody et al 1966).…”

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Studies on Two Patients with Concomitant Intrinsic Factor Secretory Defect and Jejunal Diverticulosis

Murray‐Lyon

Finlayson

Shearman

1968

Scandinavian Journal of Haematology

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Two cases of jejunal diverticulosis associated with intrinsic factor deficiency are reported. One case had megaloblastic anaemia and full correction of 58Co vitamin B12 absorption was achieved by broad spectrum antibiotic therapy alone. The second case had intrinsic factor deficiency and full correction of 58Co vitamin B12 absorption was achieved by the addition of oral intrinsic factor alone. The variable contribution made to the development of vitamin B12 deficiency in jejunal diverticulosis by intrinsic factor deficiency and bacterial colonisation of the small intestine is discussed.

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The uptake of vitamin B12 byE. coli: Possible significance in relation to the blind loop syndrome

1968

Digest Dis Sci

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Megaloblastic Anemia in Association with Jejunal Diverticula

Cited by 8 publications

References 22 publications

Jejunal Diverticulosis with Malabsorption Leading to Osteomalacia and Probable Rickets

Jejunal Diverticulosis with Malabsorption Leading to Osteomalacia and Probable Rickets

Studies on Two Patients with Concomitant Intrinsic Factor Secretory Defect and Jejunal Diverticulosis

The uptake of vitamin B12 byE. coli: Possible significance in relation to the blind loop syndrome

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