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{{Disease
 
{{Disease
 
|name = Genuine Erdheim-Chester Disease
|image = https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0f/Maladie_de_Chester-Erdheim.png
 
 
|type = [[Blood]] disease
|name = Genuine Erdheim-Chester Disease
 
 
|cause = Unknown
|type = [[Blood]] disease
 
 
|symptom = [[Bone]] [[pain]], [[diabetes insipidus|watery urine]], bulging [[eyes]], yellow tinge to [[tendons]], [[ataxia]], shortness of breath
|cause = Unknown
 
|symptom = [[Bone]] [[pain]], [[diabetes insipidus|watery urine]], bulging [[eyes]], yellow tinge to [[tendons]], [[ataxia]], shortness of breath
 
 
|mortalityrate = Low
 
|mortalityrate = Low
|treatment = [[Surgery]], [[steroids]], [[interferon]], [[chemotherapy]], [[radiation therapy]]
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|treatment = [[Surgery]], [[steroids]], [[interferon]], [[chemotherapy]], [[radiation therapy]]
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|appearances =
}}'''Erdheim-Chester Disease''' is a type of [[histiocytosis]]. Although it is quite rare, it tends to affect people in middle age, with the average age of the onset of symptoms being 53. Misshapen and fat filled cells invade the [[bone marrow]] and the long bones, causing pain and other complications. It is difficult and expensive to treat, and is not curable.
 
 
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'''Erdheim-Chester Disease''' is a type of [[histiocytosis]]. Although it is quite rare, it tends to affect people in middle age, with the average age of the onset of symptoms being 53. Misshapen and fat filled cells invade the [[bone marrow]] and the long bones, causing pain and other complications. It is difficult and expensive to treat, and is not curable.
   
 
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erdheim%E2%80%93Chester_disease Erdheim-Chester disease at Wikipedia]
 
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erdheim%E2%80%93Chester_disease Erdheim-Chester disease at Wikipedia]
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|treatment=Unknown
 
|treatment=Unknown
 
|appearances=[[All In]]
 
|appearances=[[All In]]
 
}}As a fictional disease depicted in
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As a fictional disease depicted in
 
 
[[All In]], '''Erdheim-Chester Disease''' is a very rare disease with fewer than 300 reported cases. It first attacks the digestive tract, causing bloody diarrhea, but during its early stages cannot be confirmed by a [[biopsy]] of the [[large intestine]]. It next causes neurological damage, leading to ataxia. Next, the kidney and liver fail. Death generally occurs within 12 hours of the onset of the first symptoms. However, if diagnosed quickly, the disease can be treated and reversed.
 
[[All In]], '''Erdheim-Chester Disease''' is a very rare disease with fewer than 300 reported cases. It first attacks the digestive tract, causing bloody diarrhea, but during its early stages cannot be confirmed by a [[biopsy]] of the [[large intestine]]. It next causes neurological damage, leading to ataxia. Next, the kidney and liver fail. Death generally occurs within 12 hours of the onset of the first symptoms. However, if diagnosed quickly, the disease can be treated and reversed.
 
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Erdheim-Chester Disease is a type of histiocytosis. Although it is quite rare, it tends to affect people in middle age, with the average age of the onset of symptoms being 53. Misshapen and fat filled cells invade the bone marrow and the long bones, causing pain and other complications. It is difficult and expensive to treat, and is not curable.

Erdheim-Chester disease at Wikipedia

As a fictional disease depicted in All In, Erdheim-Chester Disease is a very rare disease with fewer than 300 reported cases. It first attacks the digestive tract, causing bloody diarrhea, but during its early stages cannot be confirmed by a biopsy of the large intestine. It next causes neurological damage, leading to ataxia. Next, the kidney and liver fail. Death generally occurs within 12 hours of the onset of the first symptoms. However, if diagnosed quickly, the disease can be treated and reversed.