Idiopathic hypervalinemia probably a new entity of inborn error of valine metabolism
Y Wada, K Tada, A Minagawa, T Yoshida… - The Tohoku Journal of …, 1963 - jstage.jst.go.jp
Y Wada, K Tada, A Minagawa, T Yoshida, T Morikawa, T Okamura
The Tohoku Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1963•jstage.jst.go.jpPast history: The patient (cf. Fig. 1), a female, was born, weighing 2,700 g, with pelvic
presentation after full-term pregnancy and spontaneous delivery. She had a normal course
of physiologic jaundice. Present illness: The patient was fed on mother's milk, but
complained of difficulty in sucking and vomiting soon after birth. She had a tendency to have
frequent attacks of fever of unknown origin. The patient was admitted to our Clinic at the age
of 2 months, because of failure to gain weight andsevere vomiting.
presentation after full-term pregnancy and spontaneous delivery. She had a normal course
of physiologic jaundice. Present illness: The patient was fed on mother's milk, but
complained of difficulty in sucking and vomiting soon after birth. She had a tendency to have
frequent attacks of fever of unknown origin. The patient was admitted to our Clinic at the age
of 2 months, because of failure to gain weight andsevere vomiting.
Past history: The patient (cf. Fig. 1), a female, was born, weighing 2,700 g, with pelvic presentation after full-term pregnancy and spontaneous delivery. She had a normal course of physiologic jaundice. Present illness: The patient was fed on mother's milk, but complained of difficulty in sucking and vomiting soon after birth. She had a tendency to have frequent attacks of fever of unknown origin. The patient was admitted to our Clinic at the age of 2 months, because of failure to gain weight andsevere vomiting.
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