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“…Suspicion increases, if hypertension is paroxysmal. Paroxysmal attacks of palpitation, precordial distress, headache, feeling of intense anxiety, nausea and vomiting, are well known symptoms (Wright, 1960). Vomited material has been known to contain traces of blood seen as streaks.…”
Section: Symptomatology Of Phaeochromocytomamentioning
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“…Suspicion increases, if hypertension is paroxysmal. Paroxysmal attacks of palpitation, precordial distress, headache, feeling of intense anxiety, nausea and vomiting, are well known symptoms (Wright, 1960). Vomited material has been known to contain traces of blood seen as streaks.…”
Section: Symptomatology Of Phaeochromocytomamentioning
confidence: 99%
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