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George X. Trimble, MD
Consumer Health Information Research Institute Kansas City, Mo

JAMA. 1989;262(10):1327.

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To the Editor. —

While reading the book review of Anesthesia and Co-existing Disease,¹ I was intrigued by the reference to "Dutch-Kentucky disease," especially because I could find no reference to such a disease entity in the medical dictionaries available to me or in my reprint files. However, my files did provide information about Dutch-Kennedy syndrome. Could this have been the condition the author of the book review really meant to name? . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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