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Remission in a patient with Menetrier's disease: spontaneous or induced by treatment?
Abstract:
Remission in a patient with Menetrier's disease occurred 2 months after presentation with anasarca and marked hypoproteinemia. As such spontaneous remission of Menetrier's disease is unusual, we have analyzed our patient and the only five previously reported cases we could find. In our patient, conservative therapy, depriving the gastrointestinal tract of food, institution of parenteral alimentation, and suppression of gastric secretion appeared to be associated with remission. Such an approach should be tried in other patients with Menetrier's disease.
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