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pp.73-76
Published Date 1957/2/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492201728

 Kitamura and Okuda report 2 cases of Sjorgen's syndrome and consider disturbance of internal secretion of salivary glands as the most plausible explanation for the understanding of the disease. The oustanding symptoms of the first case consisted of multiple arthritis involveing the fingers, elbow and toes, xerotomia, dry rhinitis and pharyngitis, corneal inflammation, disturbances of salivary and lacrymal secretions and of menstruary cycle, enlargement of thyroid glands, loss of tooth, increased rate of sedimentation of blood, anemia and leucopenia, the aggregate of which that pointed strongly to manifestations of conditions caused by disturbances internal secretion. The second case was similarly affected as the first with addition of symptoms of tonsillitis the most likely the result of pharyngeal involvement.


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