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The Medical Roundup
FIBROCYSTIC DISEASE OF
THE PANCREAS
Those parents of children who
have cystic fibrosis of the pan
creas will be glad to hear that
there is now a
National Cys
tic Research
F o u n dation,
with offices at
2300 W. More
land st., Phila
delphia. Al
ready a sum
$85,000 has
been raised for
Alvarez lie support Ot
research on this dread disease.
What is it? It is a hereditary
disease that shows up in small
children. Their bronchi, or tubes
carrying air into and out of the
lungs, are blocked by an abnor
mal spcrction of mucus. Some
limps this causes obstruction of
lhr air tubes with infection and
death. Besides the lungs, the
pancreas (the large digestive
gland in back of the stomach),
tlu sweat glands of the skin,
and the salivary glands are in
volved. A new test has just been de
vised in which all one has to do
is to touch the surface of a
specially prepared plate with a
hand or foot, and if whitish dis
colorations appear immediately
it means that there is too much
chloride in the sweat. This is
characteristic for children with
this disease. If they haven't any
excess of choride in the sweat
thy are not likely to have the
defect.
Some of the infants who are
affected with the disease are
able to live into their teens or,
rarely, into thfir 20s. Often it
is a constant fight to keep the
child alive with antibiotics. Only
about one child in 600 is affect
ed by the disease. Fifty per cent
of them do not survive past the
age of 5 years. The trouble is
transmitted by parents, each of
whom carris a trace of the ab
normality. In some families as
many as four out of five, even
five out of five, children will
have the disease.
Diagnosis Difficult
So often when a child is born
with this disease the diagnosis,
for a while, is difficult. What
the child seems to have is some
bronchitis, perhaps with allergy
or asthma or what is known as
the celiac disease. The common
est symptoms are chronic cough
with repeated pneumanias, and a
diarrhea, often with , bulky
greasy stools. A child may have
a nuge appetite out may sun
U.S. Ready fo
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Washington (U.R) The Unit
ed States is prepared to offer
financial aid quickly to Jordan
if King Hussein requests Amer
ican help, administration offi
cials disclosed Saturday.
They also revealed that Israel
has given a "reassuring" re
sponse to an American plea to
all middle east countries to avoid
action which might worsen the
situation in Jordan.
Washington took a calmer at
titude toward the Jordanian em
ergency after receiving reports
that Hussein appeared to be win
ning his fight over forces trying
to overthrow him.
Secretary of State John Fos
ter Dulles spent a quiet day at
his home without going into his
off ice.. Under Secretary of State
Christian A. Herter went to Dul
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icy matters, including the Jor
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Frankfurt, Germany '(U.R)
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named Catherine. Catherine,
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born in captivity in Europe, has
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fail to gain weight. Too much of
his food goes through him un
digested and hence unused.
Today, treatment consists
largely of using antibiotics to
hold down infections. The child
is given pancreatic concentrates
with the idea of helping his di
gestion. He may need vitamins
and foods rich in protien.
Some day, all people wha are
carrying a tendency to any here
ditary disease should know about
it. Then when they think of
marrying they should find out if
the loved one also carries the
tendency, because, in that case,
at lease one out of 4 of the chil
dren who may be born to them is
likely to get the disease.
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