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Posted
Tue 20 Apr 2010 3:28pm
): p. 979-981.
Balzola, F., et al., Autistic enterocolitis: Confirmation of a new infammatory bowel disease in an Italian cohort of patients. Gastroenterology 2005;128(Suppl. 2);A-303.
Galiatsatos, P., et al., Autistic enterocolitis: Fact or fiction. Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology. 2009;23:95-98.
Let’s look at number 1, Krigsman
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Posted
Sat 29 Nov 2008 12:25pm
After watching a recent video of Dr. Wakefield; I've been thinking a lot about what he said. He calls Autistic Enterocolitis a new disease. He said that digestive distress is not part of Autism. I guess what got him to take a second look was the fact that parents would come to him, because their children's digestive distress was being ignored by other
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Posted
Sat 29 Nov 2008 12:25pm
After watching a recent video of Dr. Wakefield; I've been thinking a lot about what he said. He calls Autistic Enterocolitis a new disease. He said that digestive distress is not part of Autism. I guess what got him to take a second look was the fact that parents would come to him, because their children's digestive distress was being ignored by other
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Posted
Thu 15 Apr 2010 2:35pm
” called “autistic enterocolitis” was proposed in that paper. In Wakefield’s “autistic enterocolitis” under the microscope , Mr. Deer takes a closer look at that claim. He does... v GMC and acted as a character witness for Professor John Walker-Smith.”
His editorial:
Does autistic enterocolitis exist?
Despite the retracted Wakefield study
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Posted
Mon 19 Apr 2010 12:00am
By Martin Walker
JOURNALIST WITH NO MEDICAL TRAINING SOLVES THE MYSTERY OF AUTISTIC ENTEROCOLITIS FOURTEEN YEARS AFTER CHILDREN ARE DIAGNOSED; BRIAN DEER DISPOSES OF INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE, REGRESSIVE AUTISM AND ALL SIGNS OF VACCINE DAMAGE, JUST LIKE THAT!*
* Warning, this post contains satire.
THE JOURNALIST WHO WORKED
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Posted
Tue 02 Jun 2009 4:38pm
Background: Pseudomembranous colitis (PMC) is a disease process commonly associated with hospitalization and prior antibiotic exposure. Initially thought to be caused... by antibiotic therapy. Presence of pseudomembranes strongly suggests a toxin-mediated process secondary to C difficile. These pseudomembranes represent a mixture of inflammatory cells
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