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Is Part Of	http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/bmj/1970/volume_4/issue_5738/w
Subject	Papers and Originals Diabetes Sleep disorders Urology Metabolic disorders Urological surgery Sleep disorders (respiratory medicine) Sleep disorders (neurology)
Title	Restless Legs Syndrome, with Particular Reference to its Occurrence After Gastric Surgery
has manifestation of work	http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/bmj/1970/volume_4/issue_5738/B36F82B5D1113F78E053120B220A32C2/m/web http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/bmj/1970/volume_4/issue_5738/B36F82B5D1113F78E053120B220A32C2/m/print
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Abstract	There is a higher incidence of restless legs syndrome (Ekbom's syndrome) in patients after gastric surgery (11·3%) and with diabetes mellitus (17·0%) and uraemia (17·3%) than in patients who have been diagnosed as having a psychonoeurosis (4·0%) and in controls (2·0%). Three patients with malabsorption syndrome complained of restless legs, but these patients had abnormal neurological signs. The incidence after gastric surgery and in diabetes mellitus and uraemia remained high even when patients with any abnormal neurological signs were excluded.
article type	research-article
is part of this journal	British Medical Journal
PubMed ID	5497406

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