Autor: |
James, Thomas N., Gomez-Sanchez, M.Angel, Martinez-Tello, Francisco J., Paz, Manuel Posada-de la, Abaitua-Borda, Ignacio, Soldevilla, Luis B. |
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Journal of the American College of Cardiology; November 1991, Vol. 18 Issue: 5 p1367-1379, 13p |
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Early in the course of studies of the Spanish toxic oil syndrome it was recognized that vascular lesions were a major problem, most logically attributable to endothelial damage by the toxic oil. However, most clinical attention has been directed to the pulmonary complications and the evolution into a scleroderma-like illness later. p]In this study of 11 victims of the toxic oil syndrome careful postmortem studies of the coronary arteries and conduction system and neural structures of the heart demonstrated major injury to all those components of the heart. Obliterative fibrosis of the sinus node in four cases resembled findings in fatal scleroderma heart disease, and in eight the cardiac lesions resembled those of lupus erythematosus. |
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