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3. • Amaurotic (adjective) Sense 1

4. English Amaurotic familial idiocy

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10. In regard to the types of amaurotic idiocy in man, the amaurotic idiocy of the German Shorthair Pointer resembles the „late infantile type ofGM2gangliosidosis”, whereas the amaurotic idiocy of the English Setter resembles the „myoclonic variant”. The two types of amaurotic idiocy in the dog, therefore, may be of great value as model diseases in experimental research on the problem of amaurotic idiocy.

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14. The noun INFANTILE Amaurotic IDIOCY has 1 sense: 1

15. Amaurotic: blind, delvis blind, amaurotisk: Translations: 1 – 1 / 1

16. Amaurotic (not comparable) Pertaining to or suffering from amaurosis

17. Amaurotic familial idiocy former name for neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis .

18. The amaurotic idiocies comprise a number of different disorders.

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21. Biochemical studies have shown that some of the amaurotic idiocies belong to the sphingolipidoses (gangliosidoses) which in turn include some disorders not originally thought amaurotic idiocies.

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23. Transient Monocular Vision Loss on Awakening: A Benign Amaurotic Phenomenon J Neuroophthalmol

24. The infantile form of Amaurotic idiocy or Tay‐Sachs disease is separated from all other forms of Amaurotic idiocy on the basis of neuropathological and biochemical aspects

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26. Four eyes were amaurotic; two of them had to be enucleated.

27. The term amaurotic idiocy does therefore not necessarily imply a gangliosidosis.

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30. A clinical history of 23 years is uncommon for late infantile amaurotic idiocy.

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32. Amaurotic: [ am″aw-rot´ik ] pertaining to, or of the nature of, amaurosis

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36. Most people chose this as the best definition of Amaurotic: Pertaining to amaurosis

37. Amaurosis congenita of Leber, amaurosis fugax, amaurotic pupil, amaut, amaze, Amazeballs, amazed, amazement, amazia, Amaziah, amazing

38. Infantile Amaurotic family idiocy Occurrence, Genetic Considerations and Pathophysiology in the Non-Jewish Infant Stanley M

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40. Juvenile Amaurotic idiocy is an autosomal recessive disease with onset around 6 years of age

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42. Synonyms for Amaurotic include blind, sightless, visionless, unsighted, unseeing, eyeless, purblind, typhlotic, visually impaired and destitute of vision

43. Juvenile Amaurotic idiocy (Vogt-Spielmeyer's disease) was first recognized in 1826 by Stengel,1 a Norwegian physician

44. An Amaurotic, also known as rotties, are normal people who are not gifted with the spirit sight, or clairvoyance

45. In Juvenile Amaurotic Idiocy accumulations of lipid granules are found in the vessel walls of most organs and in the pinealocytes.

46. In a case of infantile familiar amaurotic idiocy accumulations of vesicular elements, often in relation to multilayered lipid formations, were found.

47. The possibility is envisaged that amaurotic idiocy might be a syndrome which is due to different metabolic derangements in the various cases.

48. Case report of a boy, aged 7 years, whose brother died of amaurotic idiocy Tay-Sachs, proved by autopsy.

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50. A case of familial amaurotic idiocy in a child which died at the age of two and one half years is described.

51. Visual acuity remained normal or showed significant improvement in seven patients, four of whom experienced complete recovery. In three patients the eye remained amaurotic.

52. The involvement of visceral organs was studied in three typical clinical and pathological cases of juvenile amaurotic idiocy (Batten-Spielmeyer-Vogt disease).

53. ‘The condition differs from the other forms of Amaurotic idiocy by virtue of lack of fundal changes and the presence of significant cerebellar dysfunction.’ ‘Klenk found no increase in the total amount of gangliosides; but Cumings reported an increase in the neuraminic acid level in the cortex in adult cases of Amaurotic family idiocy.’

54. The two juvenile cases correspond in their symptoms and findings to the so-called ceroid-lipofuscinoses or "Myoclonic variant of Amaurotic idiocy", respectively

55. Amaurotic mydriasis is a clinically useful phenomenon that may identify pregeniculate disease in the absence of a RAPD or distinguish pregeniculate from postgeniculate visual loss

56. Hexosamine estimations in the grey matter of 7 cases of Tay Sachs disease and of 7 cases of other forms of Amaurotic idiocy show that ganglioside accumulation is a

57. The membranous cytoplasmic bodies characteristic of amaurotic idiocy are not found. Therefore, in the peripheral nervous system, there are only the changes seen in metachromatic leucodystrophy.

58. The amaurotic idiocy of the English Setter was characterized by a neuronal storage of granula containing mainly insoluble PAS-positive material; a few of the neurons were slightly enlarged.

59. Studies in selected cases of senile dementia and juvenile amaurotic idiocy show that the normal chemical borders coincide with the borders of selective damage in pathological material.

60. The light microscopic, histochemical and electron microscopic findings in a brain biopsy of an early case of Late Infantile Amaurotic Idioty (early form of Batten-Spielmeyer-Vogt disease) are reported.

61. The resemblance between this substance and lipofuscin and its different chemical composition as compared with the lipid accumulated in infantile amaurotic idiocy (Tay-Sachs disease) is briefly discussed.

62. The ultrastructure of storage material in a rectal biopsy taken from a patient with juvenile amaurotic idiocy with protracted course (onset of illness: 14 years; age of patient: 52 years) is described.

63. The findings in this case, taken together with other reports in the literature indicate that the composition of the substance stored in various cases of amaurotic idiocy may vary to a great extent.

64. Cerebrospinal fluid was investigated in a case of infantile amaurotic idiocy (Tay-Sachs' disease) and in eight “normal” cases as to the occurrence of gangliosides by means of thin layer chromatography.

65. Amaurotic idiocy definition is - any of several recessive genetic conditions characterized by the accumulation of lipid-containing cells in the viscera and nervous system, intellectual disability, and impaired vision or blindness; especially : tay-sachs disease.

66. Amaurotic pupil: pupil in an eye that is blind because of ocular or optic nerve disease; this pupil will not contract to light except when its normal counterpart is stimulated with light.

67. A hereditary disorder of lipid metabolism occurring most frequently in individuals of Jewish descent in eastern Europe; accumulation of lipids in nervous tissue results in death in early childhood Familiarity information: INFANTILE Amaurotic IDIOCY used as a noun is very rare.

68. From these three results together, the conclusion seems to be warranted that there are at least six different types of post-infantile amaurotic idiocy: late infantile, juvenile and adult types without myoclonies, and late infantile, juvenile and adult types with myoclonies.

69. Hirsch, William 1898 "The Pathological Anatomy of 'A Fatal Disease of Infancy, with Symmetrical Changes in the Region of the Yellow Spot' (Warren Tay), ' Amaurotic Family Idiocy' (Sachs), 'Infantile Cerebral Degeneration' (Kingdon and Russell)." Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease 25: 538-49.

70. Laboratory studies, to be described presently, were performed on cerebrospinal fluid and blood of patients with infantile and juvenile Amaurotic family idiocy.Lipase Studies on Cerebrospinal Fluid Much care was taken to improve Cherry and Crandell's method of lipase determination22 through

71. In the less common type II they are found only in the central nervous system. The characteristic liver findings might help to distinguish type I, type II, unspecific degenerative forms of myoclonic epilepsy and the myoclonic form of amaurotic idiocy.

72. Although in its sociologic implications infantile Amaurotic familial idiocy (Tay-Sachs disease) bears some resemblance to other types of fatal illnesses in children, such as leukemia,1 muscular dystrophy2,3 and some forms of brain deficit,4 it is unique in several respects

73. The problem was examined, whether those cases of postinfantile (late infantile, juvenile, and adult) amaurotic idiocy, who showed myoclonies, belong to separate genetic types, or whether myoclonies are just an occasional symptom without genetic significance. For this purpose, three new families were analyzed together with the observations from the literature.

74. Total erythrocyte sialic acid and lipid-extractable sialic acid were estimated in material obtained from 14 normal subjects, and from 8 parents and 1 sibling of patients suffering from late infantile or juvenile forms of amaurotic idiocy, from 1 patient in the terminal phase of the disease and 2 patients with Huntington's chorea.