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000000181 0247_ $$2DOI$$a10.6083/M4M043BN
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000000181 245__ $$aAcute changes in the thyroid gland produced by fecal toxins
000000181 260__ $$bUniversity of Oregon
000000181 269__ $$a1923
000000181 336__ $$aThesis
000000181 502__ $$bM.S.
000000181 520__ $$aThere has been a controversy among both clinicians and physiologists for a long time concerning the effects of various toxins on the thyroid gland. On one side, we have the evidence from exhaustive work done by McCarrison, in 1911, to show the feeding of fecal extracts and fecal residues to rats produced thyroid changes, loosely classed as “goitre”, in 100% of the animals. So closely to the symptoms of acute tuberculosis and acute toxic goitre resemble each other in the first stages that it has been definitively established by Goetsch, in the 1919, and Otis, in 1920, that the thyroid hypersecretion is involved in both.
000000181 542__ $$fIn copyright - single owner
000000181 650__ $$aThyroid Gland$$027068
000000181 650__ $$aFeces$$018925
000000181 650__ $$aEndotoxins$$018443
000000181 650__ $$aGoiter$$019675
000000181 650__ $$aTuberculosis$$027470
000000181 650__ $$aRats$$036844
000000181 650__ $$aModels, Animal$$033025
000000181 691__ $$aUO Medical School$$041362
000000181 692__ $$aDepartment of Physiology
000000181 7001_ $$aJones, Lester T.$$uUniversity of Oregon$$041359
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000000181 980__ $$aTheses and Dissertations