Rosacea

Rulison, R. H.

doi:10.1097/00000441-192707000-00007

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“…Es erschien deshalb gerechtfertigt, mit Hilfe des gesteigerten Histam intestes, der sicher reproduzierbare Aziditätsanalysen ermög licht, und der M agenschleimhautbiopsie1 die bisher gem achten Aus sagen zu überprüfen. [3,17,22,26,27,34,35]. Dies schliesst aber nicht aus, dass pathogenetische Faktoren, die ihrer Lokalisation nach im Dünndarm zu suchen wären, für das Zustandekommen einer Rosacea eine Rolle spielen.…”

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Über das Verhalten von Magensäuresekretion und morphologischem Magenschleimhautbefund bei Rosacea

Drunkenmölle

Schulz

1970

Dermatology

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Fifty patients with rosacea, 34 female and 16 male, had gastric mucosal biopsies and estimations of their gastric acidity following the injection of 0.02 mg of histamine-dichlorhydrate/kg body weight. Their findings were compared with two control groups, each of 100 individuals without skin disorders. Using the χ² test no differences were found with either of these groups. These results accord with numerous other authors who failed to show any significant change in the gastric secretion in rosacea.

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Über das Verhalten von Magensäuresekretion und morphologischem Magenschleimhautbefund bei Rosacea

Drunkenmölle

Schulz

1970

Dermatology

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“…THE gastro-intestinal tract has been believed to be implicated in rosacea for many years. Achlorhydria and hypochlorhydria were thought to be important features after the work of Ryle and Barber (1920), Rulison (1927) and Eastwood (1928); even recently Hellier (1966) suggested that dilute hydrochloric acid should be considered in the treatment of rosacea. Examination with the gastroscope in the past has shown a high incidence of mucosal abnormahties (Usher, 1941;Conrad et al, 1950;Usher and Young, 1956).…”

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