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Hengley, 30 years: Secretory diarrhea In secretory diarrhea, the epithelial cells are actively releasing ions causing a net loss of key electrolytes in the body.

Akascha, 21 years: Clinically, galactosemia should be suspected in patients with any combination of the above described constellation of symptoms.

Curtis, 33 years: Up to 18% of patients develop atelectasis or pneumonia, and most will experience a 30% reduction in vital capacity that can last for one to two weeks following surgery.

Grimboll, 42 years: Complications occurring in multiple hereditary exostosis are the same as those associated with solitary exostosis: fracture, vascular injury, bursal formation, neurologic oompromise, osseous deformity, and malignant transformation.

Hogar, 37 years: Tumours or haemorrhages in the dorsal vermis or in the cerebellum around the fourth ventricle may cause positional nystagmus and vertigo, which may be impossible to differentiate clinically from a peripheral positional nystagmus.

Ismael, 31 years: The rate of recurrence was 27 percent for usual fluid intake patients, and 12 percent for the intervention group.

Ronar, 53 years: Both types are panethnic but Type A has a higher incidence amongst Ashkenazi Jews.



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