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Re: Is Anybody Out ThereFrom: Terrence Jones (Terrence.Jones@kp.org)Mon Nov 27 14:15:41 2000
Start with Treem, Hepatology 2/94 (assoc with AFLP & LCHAD). Next stop is Rinaldo (per Dr. Copel, Yale, Ob/Gyn net 1996); NEJM 1/97, 336:377-8). Mol markers outlined (E474Q mutations) in NEJM 340:1723-71 (1999). Overview of abnl fatty acid oxidation and sequelae (neonate = SIDS; CNS developmental disturbances, cardiomyopathy, etc) avail from Rinaldo & Bennett, 2/2000 (Crit Rev Clin Lab Sci 37:1-44), which in turn brings us back to Treem (Duke, 10/2000, Curr Op Ped 12:463-8). You might also check the cyberounds site from 9/99 - a summary/review of Mitoch. FAOD (fatty acid oxidation disorders) outlined by Dr. Scaglia from Baylor. If Ya happen to have a copy of the text on Hypertensive Disease in Pregnancy (1999), the folks at Mcgee put together a nice chapter that helps link endothelial dysfunction with fatty acid oxidative stress, as it relates to preecl. disorders. tj. brianhackman@easynet.co.uk on 11/27/2000 12:09:00 AM To: ob-gyn-l@forum.obgyn.net@Internet cc: (bcc: Terrence Jones/CA/KAIPERM) Subject: Re: Is Anybody Out There Please can anyone suggest a good review article on Acute Fatty Liver, written by somebody who knows something about it. The condition may be common in its mild form but it is certainly rare in its severe form in my expereince . I have seen only two cases in a long and eventful career. Textbooks are very little help. Thank you Brian Hackman
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