Scurvy in a man with schizophrenia

Dubé, Mark

doi:10.1503/cmaj.080505

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“…Other affected demographics may include those affected by poverty, war and immigration. Patients with syndromes complicated by malabsorption may also be affected 1,2 …”

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Scurvy: a forgotten cause of purpuric rash

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“…Other affected demographics may include those affected by poverty, war and immigration. Patients with syndromes complicated by malabsorption may also be affected 1,2 …”

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“…Patients with syndromes complicated by malabsorption may also be affected. 1,2 Scurvy is characterized by episodes of spontaneous bleeding, friable gingiva, perifollicular ecchymoses, myalgia and fatigue. Most clinical features manifest due to impaired collagen synthesis.…”

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“…In one report, patchy foci of enhancing marrow oedema in the distal femur and proximal tibia were non-specific and assumed to represent islands of red marrow. 15 …”

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Imaging findings of vitamin deficiencies: are they forgotten diseases?

Inoue

Itabashi

Iwai³

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Vitamin deficiency is rare in modern industrialised countries; however, it still occurs in patients with specific backgrounds, such as those with extremely unbalanced diets, those with alcoholism and those who have undergone gastrointestinal surgery. Imaging examinations that demonstrate classic findings confirm the clinical diagnosis of vitamin deficiency and help monitor response to treatment. Because vitamin deficiencies are not prevalent, the diagnosis might not be straightforward. Therefore, imaging should be performed in cases of suspected vitamin deficiency. Radiologists should be familiar with characteristic imaging findings of vitamin deficiency and should survey an affected patient’s background and blood vitamin levels. Because symptoms of vitamin deficiency are quickly improved by vitamin replacement, early diagnosis is essential. This pictorial review provides imaging findings for deficiencies in vitamins B1 (Wernicke encephalopathy and wet beriberi), B12 (subacute combined degeneration), C (scurvy), D (rickets) and K (bleeding tendency).

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Behavioural Manifestations of Medical Conditions

Herrera

Sulkes

2020

Mental Health, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and the Ageing Process

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Scurvy in a man with schizophrenia

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Scurvy: a forgotten cause of purpuric rash

Scurvy: a forgotten cause of purpuric rash

Imaging findings of vitamin deficiencies: are they forgotten diseases?

Behavioural Manifestations of Medical Conditions

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