Text book of Pediatrics
Text book of Pediatrics
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The acetone odor is especially strong and unusually large amounts of acetone can be demon- strated in the urine.
The prompt results which follow in one or two days after emptying the 308 TEXT-BOOK OF PEDIATRICS intestine, show that the cause of these symptoms, as of simple dyspepsia, is an intoxication arising in the digestive tract. Nothing further is known about the poison. It is very doubtful however whether we have to deal with acetone poisoning, as was formerly believed. The clinical resem...blance, also, to intoxication in the infant indicates that similar conditions are causative. A dietetic error, an overloading of the stomach or some similar circumstance is usually the . Cause of the dyspepsia; but frequently such a cause cannot be established. Then, doubtless, an infection of some kind has given rise to the appearance of secondary alimentary disturbance, the symptoms of which still remain after the removal of the signs of dyspepsia. This frequently occurs in the course of influenza.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The acetone odor is especially strong and unusually large amounts of acetone can be demon- strated in the urine.
The prompt results which follow in one or two days after emptying the 308 TEXT-BOOK OF PEDIATRICS intestine, show that the cause of these symptoms, as of simple dyspepsia, is an intoxication arising in the digestive tract. Nothing further is known about the poison. It is very doubtful however whether we have to deal with acetone poisoning, as was formerly believed. The clinical resem...blance, also, to intoxication in the infant indicates that similar conditions are causative. A dietetic error, an overloading of the stomach or some similar circumstance is usually the . Cause of the dyspepsia; but frequently such a cause cannot be established. Then, doubtless, an infection of some kind has given rise to the appearance of secondary alimentary disturbance, the symptoms of which still remain after the removal of the signs of dyspepsia. This frequently occurs in the course of influenza.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emil Feer to read onlineMoreLess
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