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Brachial artery stenosis secondary to ergotism and responsive to nifedipine

Alberto A. Borges
, MD,
Cheng-Chung Lin
, MD,
George J. Jabaji
, MD &
William L. Thomas
, MD
Pages 263-265 | Published online: 16 May 2016

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Khrongwong Musikatavorn & Suchai Suteparuk. (2008) Ergotism unresponsive to multiple therapeutic modalities, including sodium nitroprusside, resulting in limb loss. Clinical Toxicology 46:2, pages 157-158.
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William Baader, Clifford Herman & Kaj Johansen. (1990) St. Anthony's Fire: Successful Reversal of Ergotamine-Induced Peripheral Vasospasm by Hydrostatic Dilatation. Annals of Vascular Surgery 4:6, pages 597-599.
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