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B. F. Nosslin (1958)
Haptoglobin Determination in the Diagnosis of Haemolytic DiseaseLancet, 1
M. A. Chauffard (1909)
Hémoglobinurie hémolysinique avec ictére polycholique aiguSemaine méd, 29
C.-B. Laurell, Margareta Nyman (1957)
Studies on the serum haptoglobin level in hemoglobinemia and its influence on renal excretion of hemoglobin.Blood, 12 6
J. V. Dacie (1954)
The Haemolytic Anaemias, Congenital and Acquired
M. Ho, E. Kass (1958)
Hemolytic Anemia in Rabbits Following Injection of Bacterial EndotoxinProceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine, 97
J. Millichap (1952)
Acute Idiopathic Haemolytic AnaemiaArchives of Disease in Childhood, 27
M. J. Smith (1958)
Studies on the Normal Serum Panagglutinin Active Against Trypsinated Human Erythrocytes: IV. The Presence of Normal Serum Panagglutinin in Patients with Congenital AgammaglobulinemiaJ. Lab. & Clin. Med., 52
G. A. Daland , L. Gottlieb, R. O. Wallerstein (1956)
Hematological Observations in Bacterial EndocarditisJ. Lab. & Clin. Med., 48
M. M. Hargraves , W. E. Herrell (1941)
Erythrophagocytic Anemia (Lederer's Anemia?): Report of a Case with RecoveryProc. Staff Meet. Mayo Clin., 16
R. Hoyt, H. Zwicker (1953)
The role of enzyme in reversible agglutination of red cells.Journal of immunology, 71 5
R. Payne, T. Spaet, P. Aggeler (1955)
An unusual antibody pattern in a case of idiopathic acquired hemolytic anemia.The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine, 46 2
F. Chorpenning, J. Hayes (1959)
Occurrence of the Thomsen‐Friedenreich Phenomenon in vivoVox Sanguinis, 4
L. Matthews, J. Lemm, N. Czarnecki, S. Levey (1958)
Studies involving fat utilization in traumatized rats.The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine, 52 4
R. J. Dern , E. Beutler (1955)
The Hemolytic Effect of Primaquine: V. Primaquine Sensitivity as a Manifestation of a Multiple Drug SensitivityJ. Lab. & Clin. Med., 45
J. Javid , H. I. Horowitz, A. R. Sanders (1959)
Idiopathic Paroxysmal Myoglobinuria: Report of a Case with Studies on Serum Haptoglobin LevelsA.M.A. Arch. Int. Med., 104
O. Smithies (1955)
Zone electrophoresis in starch gels: group variations in the serum proteins of normal human adults.The Biochemical journal, 61 4
W. Zinkham, L. Diamond (1952)
In vitro erythrophagocytosis in acquired hemolytic anemia.Blood, 7 6
F. Burnet, J. Mccrea, J. Stone (1946)
Modification of human red cells by virus action; the receptor gradient for virus action in human red cells.British journal of experimental pathology, 27 4
J. Javid, D. Fischer, T. Spaet (1959)
Inability of haptoglobin to bind myoglobin.Blood, 14 6
R. Todd, N. O'Donohoe (1958)
Acute Acquired Haemolytic Anaemia Associated with Herpes Simplex InfectionArchives of Disease in Childhood, 33
A. C. Allison (1957)
The Binding of Haemoglobin by Plasma ProteinsBrit. M.J., 2
M. Lederer (1930)
THREE ADDITIONAL CASES OF ACUTE HEMOLYTIC (INFECTIOUS) ANEMIAThe American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 179
J. Javid, H. Horowitz, A. Sanders, T. Spaet (1959)
Idiopathic Paroxysmal Myoglobinuria: Report of a Case with Studies on Serum Haptoglobin LevelsJAMA Internal Medicine, 104
F. Gortstein (1959)
Experimental "Hypersplenism" Induced by Repeated Injections of ZymosanFederation Proc, 18
M. Lederer (1925)
A FORM OF ACUTE HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA PROBABLY OF INFECTIOUS ORIGINThe American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 170
Abstract Acquired hemolytic anemia may present as a fulminating and toxic illness with an acute onset. This syndrome, most frequently encountered in children, was initially described by Chauffard and Vincent1 and later emphasized by Lederer,2,3 whose name has become associated with it. With the advent of modern serological and biochemical techniques it has been shown that a variety of underlying disorders may produce this syndrome. The present case of acute acquired hemolytic anemia occurred in conjunction with an Escherichia coli urinary tract infection. Cessation of the hemolytic process was demonstrated to coincide with the introduction of appropriate antibiotic therapy, and a causal relationship between the urinary tract infection and hemolysis is strongly suggested by the data. In addition, evaluation of the hemoglobin-binding capacity of the patient's serum by means of starch gel electrophoresis proved to be a valuable test for acute hemolysis and hemoglobinuria. 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A.M.A. Journal of Diseases of Children – American Medical Association
Published: Jun 1, 1960
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