Journal of Mental Science · 1925 · 12 citations · 0 references
MedicineInternal MedicinePsychiatryHepatologyHypersensitivityPathophysiologyHepatic PathophysiologyLiver DiseasePsychosomatic MedicineHepatic DisordersVasomotor DysfunctionVasomotor SymptomsVasovagal Reactions
The hæmoclastic crisis is the name given by Widal and his col laborators to the vasculo-sanguinary crisis which occurs following the ingestion of milk by patients with hepatic disease and in certain anaphylactic conditions, and was originally described as a test for liver inefficiency. Its occurrence has also been noted in certain cases of psychoses and epilepsy.