Radiocarbon cholesterol turnover in cholesterol pericarditis
Identifieur interne : 003897 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 003896; suivant : 003898Radiocarbon cholesterol turnover in cholesterol pericarditis
Auteurs : J. E. Doherty ; B. J. Jenkins ; Jacquelyn Gammill ; Joyce Sherwoo ; W. H. Van WagonerSource :
- The American Journal of Medicine [ 0002-9343 ] ; 1965.
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A patient with chronic effusive pericarditis of undetermined etiology, associated with cholesterol crystals in the effusion, is described. A radiocarbon cholesterol turnover study revealed a dominant half-time in the pericardial effusion of sixty days, compared to a fifty day half-time in the serum. The equilibration time of the specific radioactivity of cholesterol in the pericardial fluid with the serum was thirty-three days. A fourteen day difference was noted in achieving a plateau between the serum and pericardial fluid. These findings suggest an abnormality in cholesterol transport. Partial pericardectomy resulted in apparent cure in this case.
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