1928
DOI: 10.1007/bf02248371
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Primäre Pancreatitis epidemica

Abstract: Vor Jahresfrisb habe ieh in einer kleinen Mitteilung 1 darauf verwiesen, wie wenig zweckm~Big der Namen Parotitis epidemica sei, weil er den Tatbestand oft nich~ decke; es handle sich vielm~hr um eino iibertragbare Erkrankung des Speieheldrfisenapparates, eine Systemerkrankung also, die mit dem Namen SalivalRis epidemiea viel riehtiger bezeichnet whre. Die hier mitgeteilte iiberaus seltene Beobaehtung mag dies yon neuem belegen.In der Naebt veto 30. zum 31. V. wurde ieh um 3 Uhr morgens yon ]~errn Dr. Al/red B… Show more

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“…(I wish to avoid the term "parotitis pancreatica" as, on the one hand, it is incorrect and, on the other, it may happen that inflammation of the pancreas may precede the swelling of the parotid gland, as in the cases of Fried jung 10 and Csapó.11) Most authors, including Rommel,12 Barbieri,13 Cheinisse,14 Farnam15 and Brahdy and Scheffer,16 report cases with a sudden onset, high temperature, grave abdominal symptoms, vomiting and intense pain characteristically radiating backward, followed in some instances by jaundice and enlargement of the spleen. (I wish to avoid the term "parotitis pancreatica" as, on the one hand, it is incorrect and, on the other, it may happen that inflammation of the pancreas may precede the swelling of the parotid gland, as in the cases of Fried jung 10 and Csapó.11) Most authors, including Rommel,12 Barbieri,13 Cheinisse,14 Farnam15 and Brahdy and Scheffer,16 report cases with a sudden onset, high temperature, grave abdominal symptoms, vomiting and intense pain characteristically radiating backward, followed in some instances by jaundice and enlargement of the spleen.…”
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“…(I wish to avoid the term "parotitis pancreatica" as, on the one hand, it is incorrect and, on the other, it may happen that inflammation of the pancreas may precede the swelling of the parotid gland, as in the cases of Fried jung 10 and Csapó.11) Most authors, including Rommel,12 Barbieri,13 Cheinisse,14 Farnam15 and Brahdy and Scheffer,16 report cases with a sudden onset, high temperature, grave abdominal symptoms, vomiting and intense pain characteristically radiating backward, followed in some instances by jaundice and enlargement of the spleen. (I wish to avoid the term "parotitis pancreatica" as, on the one hand, it is incorrect and, on the other, it may happen that inflammation of the pancreas may precede the swelling of the parotid gland, as in the cases of Fried jung 10 and Csapó.11) Most authors, including Rommel,12 Barbieri,13 Cheinisse,14 Farnam15 and Brahdy and Scheffer,16 report cases with a sudden onset, high temperature, grave abdominal symptoms, vomiting and intense pain characteristically radiating backward, followed in some instances by jaundice and enlargement of the spleen.…”
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confidence: 99%