[Shoshin beriberi: myth or reality?].

Name: [Shoshin beriberi: myth or reality?].
Keywords: Adult, Diagnosis, Differential, Alcoholism, Humans, Thiamine, Acidosis, Beriberi, Heart Arrest

C, Masset; P, Lancellotti; D, Nkoghe

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[Shoshin beriberi: myth or reality?].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 21 May 2001 French Journal:Revue medicale de Liege, volume 56 (issn: 0370-629X,

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Authors: C, Masset; P, Lancellotti; D, Nkoghe;

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[Shoshin beriberi: myth or reality?].

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Shoshin is a fulminating form of cardiac beriberi developing in a few hours in a young alcoholic. Without specific treatment it evulers, toward death by cardiogenic shock and metabolic acidosis. Treatment by thiamine and alkalinisation permits a spectacular and fast recovery.

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Adult, Diagnosis, Differential, Alcoholism, Humans, Thiamine, Acidosis, Beriberi, Heart Arrest

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