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Journal Of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Volume 7, 2000 - Issue 4
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Differential Diagnosis

The Challenge of Chronic Fatigue

John Pearn Australian Defence Force, CP2-7-124, Campbell Park Offices, Department of Defence, Canberra, Act 2600, Australia
Pages 17-31 | Published online: 04 Dec 2011

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Yoshitsugi Hokama, C. Whang, K. F. Chun, C. Suma, N. Higa, B. F. W. Or, A. Cocchetto & G. Kansky. (2003) Chronic Phase Lipids in Sera of Several Chronic Diseases Reacting with MAB–CTX (Antibody to Ciguatoxin). Journal of Toxicology: Toxin Reviews 22:4, pages 547-554.
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Yoshitsugi Hokama, Cara Empey‐Campora, Cynthia Hara, Nicole Higa, Nathaniel Siu, Rachael Lau, Tina Kuribayashi & Kenichi Yabusaki. (2008) Acute phase phospholipids related to the cardiolipin of mitochondria in the sera of patients with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), chronic ciguatera fish poisoning (CCFP), and other diseases attributed to chemicals, Gulf War, and marine toxins. Journal of Clinical Laboratory Analysis 22:2, pages 99-105.
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Y. Hokama, G.A. Uto, N.A. Palafox, D. Enlander, E. Jordan & A. Cocchetto. (2003) Chronic phase lipids in sera of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), chronic ciguatera fish poisoning (CCFP), hepatitis B, and cancer with antigenic epitope resembling ciguatoxin, as assessed with MAb‐CTX. Journal of Clinical Laboratory Analysis 17:4, pages 132-139.
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