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Tongue necrosis in temporal arteritis provoked by ergotamine.

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A case of tongue necrosis in a patient with temporal arteritis who was taking ergotamine is described, and the role of ergotamine tartrate in provoking the tongue necrosis is considered. The literature on this unusual complication is critically reviewed, and the value of a carotid angiography in

[Necrosis of the tongue triggered by ergotamine in unrecognized temporal arteritis].

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Tongue necrosis is a rare complication in arteritis temporalis. Our case is a 74-year-old patient who presented with weight loss, tiredness and fever during a 2-3-month period after ingestion of 2 mg ergotamine to treat her migraine. Tongue necrosis then occurred after ingestion of another 2 mg of

Tongue necrosis provoked by ergotamine tartrate and disclosing a giant cell arteritis.

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A case of tongue necrosis induced by ergotamine tartrate is reported in a patient who was suffering from an unknown giant cell arteritis (GCA). The role of ergotamine in provoking tongue necrosis in temporal arteritis has only infrequently been considered. The hypothesis concerning

[Capacity of a hemostatic to aggravate ergotamine-induced necrosis in Galliera sarcoma].

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Tongue necrosis secondary to ergotamine tartrate in a patient with temporal arteritis.

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[PROTECTIVE ACTION OF GRISEOFULVIN ON ERGOTAMINE-INDUCED ISCHEMIC NECROSIS OF THE RAT TAIL].

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[Protective action of griseofulvin on ischemic necrosis induced with ergotamine in the rat tail].

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Ischemic necrosis of gastric wall after long-term ergotamine pill abuse: case report and review of the literature.

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Tongue necrosis attributed to ergotamine in temporal arteritis.

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[Digital necrosis in hand by uncommon mechanism].

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A 43-year-old, non-smoking man presented with acute ischemic lesions of his left hand. He had been taking beta-blockers for his arterial hypertension. The day before the occurrence of these acute lesions, he self medicated with a drug containing ergotamine and caffeine because of a headache. About

Increased proinflammatory cytokines production by ergotamine in male BALB/c mice.

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The ergopeptine alkaloid ergotamine (ET) mimics the effects of ergopeptine alkaloids found in endophyte-infected (E+) fescue forage considered causative for fescue toxicosis. Altered immune capacity, compromised intake and thermoregulation, and inflammatory changes are observed in fescue toxicosis.

[Acute tongue necrosis provoked by epirubicin-cyclophosphamide treatment for invasive ductal breast cancer].

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METHODS Unilateral necrosis of the tongue is an uncommon symptom of different rare diseases. Previously, it had only been described as an infrequent complication of temporal arteritis or as a side effect of therapy with ergotamine. We present a case of unilateral necrosis of the tongue in a

Erythromycin-associated ergotamine intoxication: arteriographic and electrophysiologic analysis of a rare cause of severe ischemia of the lower extremities and associated ischemic neuropathy.

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Vasospasm associated with ergotamine is a well-known phenomenon. In this case report we present a rare drug interaction between erythromycin and ergotamine at normal doses causing lower extremity ischemia in a 36-year-old woman. Nitroprusside proved to be the treatment of choice. The response was

Ischemic colitis secondary to ergotamine use: a case study.

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A 48-year-old woman with a history of chronic migraines, initially admitted for inpatient management of intractable migraine headaches, developed new onset abdominal pain, hypotension, and diarrhea on hospital day number ten. In our institution's headache unit, patients are treated by a

Tongue necrosis as a complication of temporal arteritis.

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Tongue necrosis is a rare complication in giant cell arteritis, an entity in which both temporal arteritis and rheumatic polymyalgia may be included as two different manifestations of the same pathologic process. The case of a 79-year-old patient who had tongue necrosis 3 hours after ingestion of 2

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