PubMed · 1976 · 11 citations · 2 references
NutritionStriking Brown ColourNutritional RequirementFatty AcidsMedicineGastrointestinal PharmacologyClinical NutritionDietary IntakeHistopathologyGastroenterologyPathologyVitamin E DeficiencyDigestive TractDermatologyPublic HealthMicronutrients
Ceroid (polymerised peroxidised polyunsaturated fatty acids) deposition in the intestine is a result of chronic malabsorption and vitamin E deficiency. This gives the bowel a striking brown colour. Three patients are described with this condition. The macroscopic and microscopic appearances were similar, but the cause of the malabsorption differed. In one patient with polyarteritis there was regression of the pigments with improvement of the malabsorption after treatment with prednisone.
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Pawar Rm, G. Dhinakar Raj, C. Balachandran · PubMed · 2008 · 31 citations
Molecular Virology, Peste-des-petits-ruminants Virus, Medicine +11
The molecular biology of the morbillivirus (measles) group.