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Extractions: I've made a 180 degree turn in the past four weeks, and while I still have some pain at times (I still have angiolipomas and lipomas and I doubt those will disappear spontaneously) but the bloating and pressure and edema are vastly improved and with this much of the neuropathy is reversing itself. This is not the kind of "good day /bad day " variation I've noticed in the past, this is a definite reversal of some symptoms.
HIVtools :: Lipodystrophy from a similar metabolic syndrome called madelungs disease or multiple symmetric lipomatosis (MSL). MSL is in the absence of cardiac disease or hypoxemia (Type B lactic acidosis http://hivtools.com/lipodystrophy.php
Extractions: HAART has changed the clinical course of HIV. Patients are no longer dying with overwhelming infections and wasting syndrome. The time to death has also been extended to the point where patients now may have hope of newer developments leading to an eventual cure. This hope has been moderated by new complications such as Lipid Remodeling Syndrome (RMS), which clinically presents as a wasting of the extremities with concomitant central abdominal adiposity. This metabolic abnormality can increase the risk of developing cardiovascular complications such as atherosclerosis, hypertension, and myocardial infarction. Most of the patients who developed RMS were receiving PIs, which were thought to be the cause of this lipid dysregulation. When patients are switched to non-PI containing regimens, resolution of some of the metabolic abnormalities is noted. This gives rise to the hypothesis that HIV-related lipid remodeling is a drug-induced problem. At the present, there is still no consensus or guideline in regards to the definition or the severity of HIV-related lipid remodeling syndrome (RMS). However, most clinicians will agree that patients with peripheral fat wasting (fat loss in the distal extremities, buttock, and face) represent a manifestation of the metabolic disorder. In addition to the peripheral wasting, there is an accumulation of fat in the truncal region, appearing near the dorsocervical area (buffalo hump), breast, and abdominal cavity.
Extractions: beta@sfaf.org A Look at Mitochondrial Toxicity Dave Gilden September 25, 1999: A group of French doctors report on five cases of a rare syndrome of cerebral, neurologic, and/or retinal damage in 8 of 2,000 babies born to HIV positive mothers. This large mother-child cohort had received AZT (Retrovir) or AZT/3TC (Epivir) to prevent HIV transmission during pregnancy and delivery. The babies also displayed a variety of other abnormalities in muscle, heart, pancreas, and bone marrow activity. Underlying defects in energy production also were apparent. Two of the babies died after about a year. All were HIV negative. October 14, 1999: U.S. Bioscience announces the termination of a trial of their experimental nucleoside analog or nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NRTI) lodenosine because of "serious adverse events." On October 11, one of the trial participants died due to a striking liver failure syndrome that continued to worsen for a month after he had stopped taking lodenosine. Three similar deaths occurred in the seven weeks after the remaining trial participants were taken off lodenosine. Another nine persons had to be hospitalized for monitoring and treatment. In all, 75 trial participants exhibited some sign of liver damage in blood tests.
SFAF BETA: Summer, 2000 -- The Wide-Ranging Effects Of Nucleoside Analogs As with neuropathy (nerve disease characterized by numbness, tingling, and/or pain in the accumulations), also known as MSL or madelungs disease. Both syndromes involve peripheral http://www.thebody.com/sfaf/summer00/toxicity.html
Extractions: September 25, 1999: A group of French doctors report on five cases of a rare syndrome of cerebral, neurologic, and/or retinal damage in 8 of 2,000 babies born to HIV positive mothers. This large mother-child cohort had received AZT (Retrovir) or AZT/3TC (Epivir) to prevent HIV transmission during pregnancy and delivery. The babies also displayed a variety of other abnormalities in muscle, heart, pancreas, and bone marrow activity. Underlying defects in energy production also were apparent. Two of the babies died after about a year. All were HIV negative. October 14, 1999: U.S. Bioscience announces the termination of a trial of their experimental nucleoside analog or nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NRTI) lodenosine because of "serious adverse events." On October 11, one of the trial participants died due to a striking liver failure syndrome that continued to worsen for a month after he had stopped taking lodenosine. Three similar deaths occurred in the seven weeks after the remaining trial participants were taken off lodenosine. Another nine persons had to be hospitalized for monitoring and treatment. In all, 75 trial participants exhibited some sign of liver damage in blood tests.
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The Body's Experts Answer Your Questions About Lipodystrophy people who might be considering liposuction to make sure they haven t acquiredsomething similar to(if not the same as) madelungs disease before risking http://www.thebody.com/Forums/AIDS/Lipodystrophy/Current/Q150670.html
Extractions: I would like to encourage people who might be considering liposuction to make sure they haven't acquired something similar to(if not the same as) Madelungs disease before risking liposuction. I am among the Madelungs patients who have had liposuction only to have it spread the disease rapidly through my body and make me worse than I was before the liposuction. I'm not saying don't have Crix belly fat removed its definitely bad from a health standpoint to let it remain but just choose a method other than liposuction. I know that there are some people who do okay with liposuction. You can perhaps minimize your risks from it by having testing to make sure you haven't begun to have mitochondria mutation before having liposuction. Please remember that this forum is designed for educational purposes only, and experts are not engaged through this forum in rendering legal or medical advice or professional services. Experts appearing on this page are independent and are solely responsible for editing and fact-checking their material. Neither The Body nor any sponsor is the publisher or speaker of posted visitors' questions or the experts' material.
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Madelungshome Once believed to be a very rare disease, madelungs far more prevalent than medicalliterature suggests and is far more painful and debilitating than has been http://www.geocities.com/madelungs/madelungshome.html
Extractions: This condition is now associated with mutations of the mitochondria, modified brown fat cells with extra vacuoles and in some patients it co-exists with other genetic conditions. Once believed to be a very rare disease, Madelungs far more prevalent than medical literature suggests and is far more painful and debilitating than has been acknowledged. Madelungs patients also have other genetic conditions and these vary from patient to patient. Benign is misleading, and calling the condition anything with lipomatosis in the name is a distraction from the serious underlying metabolic problem which results in both debilitation and death. A number of Madelungs deaths have been really senseless asphyxiations. Most deaths are the result of years of neglect of a metabolic defect that no one has bothered to identify. The condition has been barely acknowledged and the number of cases, as well as their seriousness has been understated. Madelung's is likely a very treatable condition, once the underlying cause of the the lipid metabolism abnromality is identified
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Extractions: Web Pages - ranked by popularity Madelung's Disease: Benign Symmetric Lipomatosis http://www.idiom.com/~drjohn/Madelung.html Madelung's disease or Benign Symmetric Lipomatosis is a "sight diagnosis." Only a doctor knowledgeable about the disease can diagnose it. Lipoma Forum http://www.lipomaforum.com A community devoted to sharing information, providing resources and offering support to those who suffer from lipomas, Dercum's, MSL or any related illnesses. About Madelung's Disease http://www.geocities.com/madelungs/madelungshome.html Description of the disease with links to relevant sites, genetic information, and the author's personal story. Tumescent Liposuction http://www.emedicine.com/derm/topic526.htm Discusses the use of liposuction in the palliative treatment of Madelung's Disease. The tumescent method is the safest method found to date.
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Extractions: MADELUNG'S DISEASE a sight diagnosis Anyone who has seen it will recognize it immediately while those who haven't probably won't. The case A professional woman in her late 50's came to me for a third opinion regarding a peculiar, progressive and disfiguring deposition of fat around her neck and over her shoulders. Her hips and legs remained normal in appearance as did her face but, gradually over a period of two years, she began to look like she was wearing shoulder pads. She also complained of weakness and on exam she had symmetrical weakness of hip and shoulder girdle muscles with normal peripheral strength. She had a selective loss of vibratory sensation in her feet with preserved ankle reflexes; and difficulty with tandem gait. She gave a history of years "1-2 litres of wine per day." She had enlarged red cells with an MCV (mean corpuscular volume) of 106; mildly elevated liver enzymes and a liver ultrasound showing hyperechoicity consistent with fatty infiltration. An EMG showed mild myopathic findings in the deltoids and the feeling of the needles suggested the hypertrophic tissue was fat, not muscle.
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Extractions: A 44-year-old man was evaluated for symmetric deposits of fat on his arms and legs. At the age of 26 years, he had been hospitalized because of axonal polyneuropathy of the legs and alcoholic fatty liver. Subsequently, fat deposits characteristic of multiple symmetric lipomatosis slowly developed (Panel A). In addition to the fat deposits, the patient had macrocytic anemia, peripheral neuropathy, and alcoholic fatty liver. Glucose and lipid metabolism was normal. No other family members had a similar distribution of fat. Full Text of this Article
Extractions: Web Directory: About Madelung's Disease Description of the disease with links to relevant sites, genetic information, and the author's personal story. DOIA Launois-Bensaude's Lipomatosis A German University site on the disease. Contains some images of the disease (click the "images" tab at the top of screen).
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Extractions: Glycogen Storage Disease Type I ... Nutrition and Metabolism Disorders : Madelung's Disease About Madelung's Disease - Description of the disease with links to relevant sites, genetic information, and the author's personal story. Benign Symmetrical Lipomatosis: Madelung's Disease - Benign Symmetrical Lipomatosis: Madelung's Disease: Lipomatosi simmetrica benigna: malattia di Madelung E. Mevio, P. Calabr², GA Redaelli, D. Perano, R. Rosso. Conditions and Diseases/Nutrition and Metabolism Disorders ... - Conditions and Diseases/Nutrition and Metabolism Disorders/Madelung's Disease healthboard. Health Board, Health Board Conditions and Conditions and Diseases: Nutrition and Metabolism Disorders ... DOIA Launois-Bensaude's Lipomatosis - A German University site on the disease. Contains some images of the disease (click the "images" tab at the top of screen). Health : Conditions and Diseases : Nutrition and Metabolism ... - All information about health, conditions and diseases, nutrition and metabolism disorders, madelung's disease. Madelung's Disease. Health Conditions and Diseases Nutrition and Metabolism Disorders ...
JCEM -- Nielsen Et Al. 86 (6): 2717 eponyms LaunoisBensaude syndrome and Madelungsdisease, the syndromes are today termed remarkablefor moderate alcoholic liver disease with hypersplenism that hadgradually improved http://intl-jcem.endojournals.org/cgi/content/full/86/6/2717
Extractions: Download to Citation Manager James Levine Ricky Clay and Michael D. Jensen Endocrine Research Unit and Department of Plastic Surgery (R.C.), Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota 55905 Address all correspondence and requests for reprints to: Michael D. Jensen, M.D., Endocrine Research Unit, 5-194 Joseph, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota 55905. E-mail: jensen.michael@mayo.edu. Abstract Type 2 benign symmetric lipomatosis (BSL) is characterized by abnormal growth of adipose tissue in the upper back, deltoid region, upper arms, hips, and upper thigh region. Studies of lipomatous tissue in vitro have suggested that defective lipolysis may account for excess fat accumulation; however, in vivo adipose tissue metabolism has not been evaluated. We measured systemic adipose tissue lipolysis and regional adipose tissue fatty acid uptake in a patient with type 2 BSL scheduled for elective brachioplasty.
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