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'''Kilen-Watts Syndrome''' was a parasitic infection, which caused the degeneration of the smooth muscles, including destroying the heart. The disease can lie dormant before some time, before activating and becoming fatal without warning. | '''Kilen-Watts Syndrome''' was a parasitic infection, which caused the degeneration of the smooth muscles, including destroying the heart. The disease can lie dormant before some time, before activating and becoming fatal without warning. | ||
| − | A notable sufferer was [[Primus]] [[Sharilar Mori]], who was discovered to have had an advanced case during her autopsy on 31 October [[3068]], following her death by assassination. The doctor performing the autopsy, Dr. [[Irene Quershi]], considered this condition may have killed Mori within a few weeks had she survived her attacker.<ref name=JHS3070>''Jihad Hot Spots: 3070'', Page 126</ref><ref name=BS>''Blake Ascending'', Page 286</ref> | + | A notable sufferer was [[Primus of ComStar|Primus]] [[Sharilar Mori]], who was discovered to have had an advanced case during her autopsy on 31 October [[3068]], following her death by assassination. The doctor performing the autopsy, Dr. [[Irene Quershi]], considered this condition may have killed Mori within a few weeks had she survived her attacker.<ref name=JHS3070>''Jihad Hot Spots: 3070'', Page 126</ref><ref name=BS>''Blake Ascending'', Page 286</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 11:07, 28 February 2024
Kilen-Watts Syndrome was a parasitic infection, which caused the degeneration of the smooth muscles, including destroying the heart. The disease can lie dormant before some time, before activating and becoming fatal without warning.
A notable sufferer was Primus Sharilar Mori, who was discovered to have had an advanced case during her autopsy on 31 October 3068, following her death by assassination. The doctor performing the autopsy, Dr. Irene Quershi, considered this condition may have killed Mori within a few weeks had she survived her attacker.[1][2]