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MEDICAL: CONDITIONS: "GUT-FERMENTATION SYNDROME" :
MEDICAL: CONDITIONS: "AUTO BREWERY SYNDROME" :
DATABASE SEARCH RESULTS :
DATABASE SEARCHING TECHNIQUES:
Woman Claims Her Body Brews Alcohol, Has DUI Charge Dismissed
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Comment
This article seemed to be an interesting and different kind of story to
post about. It turned out to be an interesting lesson in searching
technique as well when I got curious to see what had been published about
gut fermentation syndrome. Here is what I discovered.
The news report that started this.
Woman Claims Her Body Brews Alcohol, Has DUI Charge Dismissed
By Sandee LaMotte
CNN
Updated 5:59 PM ET, Thursday December 31, 2015
http://www.cnn.com/2015/12/31/health/
auto-brewery-syndrome-dui-womans-body-brews-own-alcohol/
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A shorter URL for the above link:
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http://tinyurl.com/gqys4vr
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(CNN) Imagine being charged with a DUI when it's been hours since you've
had a drink, only to later discover that your body brews its own alcohol.
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That's what happened to an upstate New York woman when she blew a blood
alcohol level more than four times the legal limit. Just before Christmas
in Hamburg, New York, a judge dismissed the charges after being presented
with evidence the woman suffers from "auto-brewery syndrome."
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"I had never heard of auto-brewery syndrome before this case," attorney
Joseph Marusak told CNN on the condition his client's identity remain
anonymous. "But I knew something was amiss when the hospital police took
the woman to wanted to release her immediately because she wasn't
exhibiting any symptoms."
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"That prompts me to get on the Internet and see if there is any sort of
explanation for a weird reading," adds Marusak. "Up pops auto-brewery
syndrome and away we go."
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"I'm in touch with about 30 people who believe they have this same
syndrome," said Panola College Dean of Nursing Barbara Cordell, who has
studied the syndrome for years. "They can function at alcohol levels such
as 0.03 and 0.04 when the average person would be comatose or dying. Part
of the mystery of this syndrome is how they can have these extremely high
levels and still be walking around and talking."
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Extremely rare condition
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Also known as gut-fermentation syndrome, this rare medical condition can
occur when abnormal amounts of gastrointestinal yeast convert common food
carbohydrates into ethanol. The process is believed to take place in the
small bowel, and is vastly different from the normal gut fermentation in
the large bowel that gives our bodies energy.
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First described in 1912 as "germ carbohydrate fermentation," it was
studied in the 1930s and '40s as a contributing factor to vitamin
deficiencies and irritable bowel syndrome. Cases involving the yeast
Candida albicans and Candida krusei have popped up in Japan, and in 2013
Panola College Dean of Nursing Barbara Cordell documented the case of a
61-year-old man who had frequent bouts of unexplained drunkenness for
years before being diagnosed with an overabundance of Saccharomyces
cerevisiae, or brewer's yeast, the same yeast used to make beer.
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The complete article may be read at the URL above.
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DATABASE SEARCH RESULTS AND LEARNING FROM THEM
In observing search results for gut fermentation syndrome, a synonym for
this condition, auto brewery syndrome, was also discovered with an
interesting lesson to be relearned.
Gut Fermentation Syndrome FROM Google Scholar
http://tinyurl.com/zkoadpn
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Gut Fermentation Syndrome FROM Google Books
http://tinyurl.com/jgpavvy
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Gut Fermentation Syndrome FROM Google Domain Limited Web Search (PUBMED)
http://tinyurl.com/o2u3pkt
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Auto-Brewery Syndrome FROM Google Domain Limited Web Search (PUBMED)
http://tinyurl.com/o4egupk
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Auto-Brewery Syndrome FROM Google Scholar
http://tinyurl.com/jz7ju53
Auto-brewery syndrome in a child with short gut syndrome:
case report and review of the literature
Author: Dahshan, A
Journal: Journal of pediatric gastroenterology and nutrition
ISSN: 0277-2116
Date: 2001 Volume: 33 Issue: 2 Page: 214
Jansson-Nettelbladt, E., Meurling, S., Petrini, B., and Sjin, J.
(2006).
Endogenous ethanol fermentation in a child with short bowel syndrome.
Acta Paediatrica, 95(4), 502-504.
Production of ethanol from infant food formulas by common yeasts
Author: BIVIN, W.S.
Journal: Journal of applied bacteriology
ISSN: 0021-8847
Date: 04/1985 Volume: 58 Issue: 4 Page: 355-357
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2672.1985.tb01473.x
"The quantities of ethanol produced suggest a possible explanation for
patients exhibiting the 'Auto-Brewery Syndrome'
and raises interest in the role auto-produced ethanol could have in
explaining the etiology of Sudden Infant Death"
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Auto-Brewery Syndrome FROM Google Books
https://www.google.com/search?tbm=bks&hl=en&q=%22AUTO+BREWERY+syndrome%22+
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Gut Fermentation Syndrome FROM Temple Summon Search
http://tinyurl.com/j8uf4qv
24 results
Newspaper Article (16)
Journal Article (5)
Magazine Article (2)
Transcript (1)
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Auto-Brewery Syndrome FROM Temple Summon Search
http://tinyurl.com/hwh7mmg
141 results
Source Type
Audio Recording (1)
Book / eBook (23)
Book Chapter (1)
Book Review (2)
Conference Proceeding (1)
Dissertation (1)
Journal Article (33)
Magazine Article (2)
Newspaper Article (75)
Reference (1)
Streaming Video (2)
Transcript (1)
Web Resource (1)
Comment
A reader finding the CNN article about the woman in New York at the top of
this post may have never heard of this medical disorder and want to
learn more. If that reader found the auto brewery syndrome alternative
name for this condition and ignored it, he would have this result in
Google Scholar regarding sudden death.
Your search - "gut-fermentation syndrome" AND ("sudden death" OR "sudden
infant death") - did not match any articles.
Failure to add new terminology into a search can limit ones findings and
miss important content. Searching "AUTO BREWERY syndrome" AND ("sudden
death" OR "sudden infant death") in Google Scholar finds 30 results.
Furthermore two of these articles are cited by from 22 to 25 other
articles which may lead to further research studies that discuss this
syndrome. This is why it is very important to include and text search all
found variants of terminology for a topic one is doing research about.
Some of the sources found searching
"AUTO BREWERY syndrome" AND ("sudden death" OR "sudden infant death")
Link to this search:
http://tinyurl.com/gwfpyok
Endogenous alcohol production by intestinal fermentation in sudden infant
death
P Geertinger, J Bodenhoff, K Helweg-Larsen - Zeitschrift f , 1982 -
Springer
... N, Hisamura M, Murao M, Toshida T, Takahashi K (1976) The auto-brewery
syndrome m the
repeated attacks of alcohol intoxication due to the over- growth of
Candida albicans in the
gastrointestinal tract. Materia Med Pol 29 : 1-7 4. Geertinger P (1968)
Sudden death in infancy. ...
Cited by 22 Related articles All 4 versions Cite Save
[PDF] from hindawi.com
Dysautonomia in autism spectrum disorder: case reports of a family with
review of the literature
D Lonsdale, RJ Shamberger - Autism research and , 2011 - hindawi.com
... JN Barker, F. Jordan, DE Hillman, and O. Barlow, Phrenic nerve thiamin
and neuropathy in
Sudden Death Infants, in Thiamin: Twenty Years of ... at Publisher View
at Google Scholar View
at PubMed; H. Kaji, Y. Asanuma, and H. Ide, The auto brewery syndrome: the
repeated ...
Cited by 3 Related articles All 11 versions Cite Save More
[PDF] from lsu.edu
DEVELOPMENT OF THE NEONATAL RAT AS A MODEL FOR SUDDEN INFANT DEATH
SYNDROME: CARDIORESPIRATORY EFFECTS OF
RW Stout - 2003 - etd.lsu.edu
... Utilizing weanling gnotobiotic rats, combinations of nasal bacterial
isolates obtained from
SIDS cases caused sudden death, with lesions similar ... overgrowth of
gastrointestinal yeast
in a condition known as Auto-Brewery Syndrome (Kaji et al., 1976). ...
Related articles Cite Save More
[HTML] from comprehensivephysiology.com
Exercise and type 1 diabetes (T1DM)
P Galassetti, MC Riddell - Comprehensive Physiology, 2013 - Wiley Online
Library
... Easy fatigability. Lack of energy. Neck or jaw discomfort. Shoulder
pain with a history similar
to bursitis and related to activity. The most feared risk of initiating a
physical activity regimen
is sudden death secondary to an arrhythmia or an ischemic event. ...
Cited by 24 Related articles All 4 versions Cite Save More
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[HTML] stevensponauglewordpress. com
J Douglas, S Staff, RM from This - stevensponauglewordpress.com
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Furthermore, one may be searching this topic using both phrases in Summon,
perhaps because this research is being conducted for use in medical or
legal cases and needs to be vetted for source quality. If one limits the
Summon search to journal articles of which there are 35, one can then
limit those found articles to the ones that are peer reviewed and learn
that 29 of those are in fact peer reviewed according to Summon. One can
then search these article titles, if desired, in Google Scholar to learn
what additional sources have cited these peer reviewed journal articles.
Peer Reviewed Sources from Temple Summon Search
http://tinyurl.com/j6pzdtn
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This article was found in the peer reviewed results in the Summon search.
Auto-Brewery Syndrome in a Child With Short Gut Syndrome
This link finds Google Scholar search results for a title search of this
article:
"Auto-Brewery Syndrome in a Child With Short Gut Syndrome: Case Report
and Review of the Literature"
About 30 results
http://tinyurl.com/ogjt5kk
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Searching without the article subtitle leads to this result.
"Auto-Brewery Syndrome in a Child With Short Gut Syndrome"
About 35 results
This is a case where too much information perhaps diminishes the amount of
content one finds in the search result. Some citing sources may not have
included the subtitle in citing this source.
A search of these concepts in the TRIP database found a null result and so
there is no evidence based sources to be found using TRIP on this subject
as described by these two phrases. One can check further in the medical
literature discovered to find out if a technical medical term or phrase
also exists for this condition.
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One more venture, one can add evidence based to the search in Google
Scholar and get this result:
"AUTO BREWERY syndrome" AND ("sudden death" OR "sudden infant death") AND
"EVIDENCE BASED"
3 results
Endogenous ethanol production in patients with Diabetes Mellitus as a
medicolegal problem
M Simic, N Ajdukovic, I Veselinovic, M Mitrovic - Forensic science , 2012
- Elsevier
... Abnormal gut fermentation: the Auto-Brewery Syndrome. Can. ...
Endogenous alcohol production
by intestinal fermentation in sudden infant death. ... Evidence-based
survey of the elimination rates
of ethanol from blood with applications in forensic caseworks. Forensic
Sci. ...
Cited by 7 Related articles All 8 versions Cite Save
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Dysautonomia in autism spectrum disorder: case reports of a family with
review of the literature
D Lonsdale, RJ Shamberger - Autism research and , 2011 - hindawi.com
... as demonstrated in the phrenic nerve of a victim of Sudden Infant
Death Syndrome (SIDS ... behavior
from yeast presence has been referred to as the auto-brewery syndrome
[65], also ... Hillman, and
O. Barlow, Phrenic nerve thiamin and neuropathy in Sudden Death Infants,
in ...
Cited by 3 Related articles All 11 versions Cite Save More
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Exercise and type 1 diabetes (T1DM)
P Galassetti, MC Riddell - Comprehensive Physiology, 2013 - Wiley Online
Library
... Sudden death may be more likely to occur when underlying coronary
disease is undiagnosed,
and undiagnosed CAD is particularly common in persons with T1DM who have
been living ... A
pertinent evidence-based review on screening procedures was published
recently (254). ...
Cited by 24 Related articles All 4 versions Cite Save More
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Lookng tat these results, one might become interested as well in looking
at the relationship between this syndrome and diabetes, a chronic illness.
Here is a link to what Google Scholar has to offer:
http://tinyurl.com/nlyqocq
(80 results)
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