Publications
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regulation of alcohol consumption by the renin-angiotensin system: a review of recent findings and a possible mechanism of action. | the renin-angiotensin system has traditionally been associated with the regulation of fluid and electrolyte balance. in this review we summarize the data which ascribes a completely new function to this system, i.e., the regulation of alcohol consumption. in addition, we suggest a possible mechanism for this effect based on the concept of a satiety or stop process. the approach taken was to examine the effect on alcohol intake of a wide variety of drug, genetic, dietary, surgical and neurosurgic ... | 2007 | 1852316 |
contracts for rmos in obstetrics and gynaecology. | 2007 | 1852332 | |
[genetic-epidemiological studies of causes of obesity]. | parallel with biochemical and physiological research into functional disturbances possibly leading to obesity, the focus of genetic and epidemiological research has been the aetiology of obesity. there is no longer any doubt that there are both genetic and environmental causes. polygenic factors, and possibly recessive monogenic inheritance would seem to be involved. aggregation of environmental factors at the family level may be decisive so long as the family members still live together, but ot ... | 2007 | 1852591 |
[the prevention of nausea and vomiting induced by antineoplastic chemotherapy: the state of the art]. | 2007 | 1853098 | |
epidemiology of q fever in sweden. | q fever is known to be a worldwide disease, with sweden supposed to be one of a few exceptions. the purpose of this pilot study was to elucidate whether or not a potential risk group for obtaining q fever in sweden was seropositive to the causative agent coxiella burnetii. blood samples were collected from sheep farmers on the island of gotland, and from members of their families. serum samples were examined by elisa for the presence of antibodies against c. burnetii, phases i and ii. positive r ... | 1991 | 1853162 |
isolation of coxiella burnetii in sweden. | coxiella burnetii was isolated from sheep placentas, which had been collected from farms harbouring humans seropositive to the organism. the isolation of these bacteria is the final evidence that q fever is a domestic disease in sweden. | 1991 | 1853178 |
mechanisms that may account for differential antibiotic susceptibilities among coxiella burnetii isolates. | the nine mile, s q217, and priscilla isolates, representative of the three major genetic groups of coxiella burnetii, are known to differ in their susceptibilities to antibiotics. mechanisms potentially responsible for these differences were investigated. accumulation of antibiotics by infected l929 cells and purified isolates was measured. in addition, c. burnetii plasmid-transformed escherichia coli hb101 cells were used to study the possibility that different c. burnetii plasmids are responsi ... | 1991 | 1854176 |
use of monoclonal antibodies to identify cytochrome p450 isozymes in rat liver microsomes that hydroxylate n-nitrosomethylamylamine at each of six positions. | inhibition of enzyme activity by monoclonal antibodies (mabs) was used to indicate which cytochrome p450 isozymes in sprague-dawley rat liver microsomes catalyse hydroxylation of the oesophageal carcinogen n-nitrosomethyl-n-amylamine (nmaa) to give 2- to 5-hydroxy-nmaa (ho-nmaa), formaldehyde and pentaldehyde. liver microsomes (0.3-0.6 mg protein) were incubated (15 min, 23 degrees c) with 0.4 mg mab and, after adding nmaa to 6 mm, incubated for 20 min at 37 degrees c. mixtures were analysed for ... | 1991 | 1855887 |
[the dynamics of the morphological changes in the tissues after the subcutaneous administration of vaccines against q fever]. | the comparative study of the dynamics of morphological changes in tissues of guinea pigs after the subcutaneous injection of chemical, live and combined vaccines against q fever during the period from 12 hours to 90 days was made. all vaccines under study were shown to produce a pronounced local damaging effect. two periods were tentatively discriminated in the dynamics of changes: the early phase (till 48 hours) and the late phase (days 2-90). at the early stage the most pronounced changes were ... | 1991 | 1858470 |
an approach to prosthodontics. meeting the needs of our patients. | 2006 | 1861013 | |
the effects of maternal working conditions and mastery on child behavior problems: studying the intergenerational transmission of social control. | we assess the impact of maternal sense of mastery and maternal working conditions on maternal perceptions of children's behavior problems as a means to study the transmission of social control across generations. we use a sample of 521 employed mothers and their four-to six-year-old children from the national longitudinal survey's youth cohort in 1986. regarding working conditions, we consider mother's hourly wage, work hours, and job content including involvement with things (vs. people), the r ... | 2006 | 1861050 |
ophthalmic pre-inked marking pad. | various markers that facilitate incision and suture placement are available. the majority are used in conjunction with a surgical marking pen or ink. this report describes a new, disposable pre-inked marking pad which is conveniently packaged, easy to use, and compatible with most markers. the pad is saturated with gentian violet ink which enables an ideal transfer of inked marks from the marker to the eye or skin. the ink marks remain on the tissue for two to four hours before fading, even on w ... | 2006 | 1861255 |
hepatic fibrin-ring granulomas: a clinicopathologic study of 23 patients. | twenty-three patients with characteristic hepatic fibrin-ring granulomas were studied. q fever accounted for 10 cases (43%), visceral leishmaniasis for five cases (22%), boutonneuse fever for two cases (9%), and toxoplasmosis, hodgkin's disease, and allopurinol hypersensitivity for one case each (4%). the etiology remained undetermined in three cases (13%). this report broadens the range of etiologies of hepatic fibrin-ring granulomas to include boutonneuse fever and toxoplasmosis in the differe ... | 1991 | 1864592 |
superior sagittal sinus thrombosis in blastic crisis of chronic myelogenous leukemia--a case report of a complete recovery. | literature reviews have indicated that thrombotic complications in leukemic patients are rare that prompt diagnosis is very difficult, and that morbidity and mortality are extremely high. we describe the successful treatment of a 36-year-old housewife suffering from chronic myelogenous leukemia with secondary myelofibrosis. | 2007 | 1865591 |
student contact with patients in hospital: frequency, duration and effects. | student-patient contacts on the wards were monitored by having students keep daily logs of patient contacts during a 5-week period of routine clinical attachments in a teaching hospital. after being discharged patients were followed up by postal questionnaire. results indicated that on average students spend substantially less time with patients than is allowed for in the curriculum. variability in contact time was high both within and between attachments to different wards. patient satisfaction ... | 2007 | 1865797 |
[an immunoenzyme method for demonstrating coxiella burnetii antigens]. | materials on the development of an enzyme immunoassay (eia) system for the detection of the antigens of c. burnetii, the causative agent of q rickettsiosis, are presented. the system is highly specific and effective with respect to both corpuscular antigens of phases 1 and 2 and soluble antigen (lipopolysaccharide). the sensitivity of this method varies within the range 5-100 ng/ml. the effectiveness of eia as a quantitative (semiquantitative) control test used in the process of the production o ... | 1991 | 1867036 |
incidence of q fever. | 1991 | 1867607 | |
phase ii study of combining vinblastine and cyclosporin-a to circumvent multidrug resistance in renal cell cancer. | 2007 | 1868026 | |
the public image of psychiatrists. | 2006 | 1868427 | |
day hospital versus inpatient cocaine dependence rehabilitation: an interim report. | 1984 | 1876041 | |
[differences in taking the arterial pressure]. | 2007 | 1876813 | |
analysis of the cbhe' plasmid gene from acute disease-causing isolates of coxiella burnetii. | a gene termed cbhe' was cloned from the qph1 plasmid of coxiella burnetii. expression of recombinants containing cbhe' in vitro and in escherichia coli maxicells, produced an insert-encoded polypeptide of approx. 42 kda. the cbhe protein was not cleaved when intact maxicells were treated with trypsin. hybridizations of total dna isolated from the six strains of c. burnetii indicate that this gene is unique to c. burnetii strains associated with acute disease, i.e., hamilton[i], vacca[ii], and ra ... | 1991 | 1879692 |
prolonged fever and pyuria: an uncommon manifestation of q fever. | a patient with q fever is described who had been ill for a year before the diagnosis was made on the basis of serological data. in addition it was possible to isolate coxiella burnetii, the causative agent by culture from the urine. this is very exceptional and is to our knowledge only the second case in which this has been achieved. the patient made a full recovery after lengthy treatment with tetracycline. q fever should be considered in patients with pyrexia of unknown origin, particularly in ... | 1991 | 1881505 |
the seroprevalence of coxiellosis (q fever) in ontario sheep flocks. | a serological survey for coxiella burnetii was undertaken on a randomly selected population of 103 ontario sheep flocks. twenty-two flocks had at least one positive ewe; seven flocks had two or more reactors. the positive flocks were geographically clustered northwest of guelph. crutch-clipping of the ewe's wool prior to lambing, and total confinement housing at lambing in winter and spring seemed to lower the probability of seroreactivity of the flock (p less than 0.05). the study suggests that ... | 1991 | 1884293 |
pathogenesis of rickettsial infections emphasis on q fever. | the underlying mechanisms at the organismic, cellular and molecular levels that account for rickettsial pathogenesis are beginning to be revealed. in the case of coxiella burnetii infection, relatively recent genetic and biochemical data, as well as drug susceptibility studies, indicate a correlation between isolate type and clinical disease--chronic or short-term acute. the use of cultured cells as model host systems has revealed that, indeed, different isolates from the major classified strain ... | 1991 | 1884773 |
ecological questions concerning rickettsiae. | the past ten years were characterized by the appearance of several "new" transmissible spotted fever group (sfg) rickettsioses, e.g. israeli, japanese and astrakhan fevers. the factors responsible for their establishment probably include the introduction of chemicals from industry, agriculture and the timber industry into natural habitats. such factors may influence the pathogenicity of these rickettsiae. in this case, in addition to the human influence, the mechanism of the circulation of the a ... | 1991 | 1884774 |
epidemiology of rickettsial diseases. | rickettsial diseases have a diversity of epidemiologic characteristics reflective of the variety of ecologic situations in which the obligate intracellular bacteria are transmitted to humans. for the spotted fever group (sfg) rickettsiae, rickettsia typhi, r. tsutsugamushi, coxiella burnetii, and the human ehrlichial agent, humans are a dead-end host who plays no role in the maintenance of the organism in nature. all rickettsioses exist as zoonoses. moreover, all rickettsiae are found in infecte ... | 1991 | 1884775 |
antibiotic treatment of rickettsiosis, recent advances and current concepts. | the author reviews the recent advances in the treatment of mediterranean spotted fever and q fever. in mediterranean spotted fever (m.s.f.), in vitro and preliminary in vivo data support the place of quinolones and josamycin in the treatment of m.s.f. in children josamycin could become the first choice drug as well as in pregnant woman. in q fever chronic disease should be treated using a combination of antibiotic (doxycycline + quinolones) for a minimum of 3 years. | 1991 | 1884779 |
control of rickettsial diseases. | prevention of rickettsial infections is aimed at individual control and epidemic measures (especially in epidemic typhus), vector and rodent control, milk pasteurization (in q fever), chemoprophylaxis and immunoprophylaxis. in vector and rodent control, the main obstacle is the rise in resistance to insecticides and rodenticides. for this reason in vector control, apart from insecticides, enhancement of the natural immunity acquired by animals in response to tick infestation and vaccination with ... | 1991 | 1884780 |
rickettsiae and rickettsioses in portugal. | the only rickettsiae recorded in portugal till now were rickettsia conorii and coxiella burnetii. boutonneuse fever is one of the most important transmissible diseases in portugal. though the annual number of cases is not exactly known, it is estimated to be not far from 20,000 in some years. q fever is the other rickettsiosis widely disseminated throughout the country. the serological prevalence and the incidence of those rickettsioses in portugal are presented in this communication. in recent ... | 1991 | 1884782 |
extensive examination of different tick species for infestation with coxiella burnetii in slovakia. | between 1987-1989 almost 7000 adult ixodes ricinus, dermacentor reticulatus, dermacentor marginatus, haemaphysalis concinna, haemaphysalis punctata and haemaphysalis inermis ticks collected in all 38 districts of slovakia were screened for the presence of coxiella burnettii. the proportion of ticks containing c. burnetii as indicated by the haemocyte test was less than 3%. attempts to recover c. burnetii by inoculation of yolk sacs of embryonated hen eggs from pools of 1-6 specimens of haemocyte ... | 1991 | 1884784 |
epidemic of q fever in leszno district in poland. | in 1988 an epidemic of q fever was detected in leszno district. during 1973-1985 all 28,066 cattle tested for c. burnetii antibodies were found to be negative. the first seroconversions were found in cows which produced stillborn young. in the following years the number of seropositive cattle increased from 8.4% in 1987 to 21.6% in 1989. in 1988 all animal workers in the district were tested for c. burnetii antibodies. of 4,264 persons tested, 1,451 (34%) were seropositive. a detailed study of w ... | 1991 | 1884785 |
horn fly (diptera: muscidae) insecticide resistance in kentucky and arkansas. | the effect of previous insecticide use patterns for horn fly control on the susceptibility spectrum of horn fly (haematobia irritans [l.]) populations from kentucky and arkansas is described. populations of horn flies from both states were tested with three pyrethroids (cyhalothrin, cypermethrin, and permethrin), three organophosphates (diazinon, pirimiphos methyl, and tetrachlorvinphos), and a chlorinated hydrocarbon (methoxychlor). dose-mortality data indicated insecticide resistance in arkans ... | 1991 | 1885841 |
pet in generalized anxiety disorder. | positron emission tomography (pet) measurements of cerebral glucose use were made in 18 patients with generalized anxiety disorder (gad) during a passive viewing task off medication, and an active vigilance viewing task before and after medication or placebo treatment. in the passive viewing task, patients with gad were compared with 15 normal controls. a significant difference in pattern of absolute brain metabolism was found. patients showed lower absolute metabolic rates in basal ganglia and ... | 2007 | 1888800 |
effects of environmental exposure on carbon polysulphone composites. | in vivo and in vitro studies were designed to characterize the material degradation associated with implantation of carbon fibre-reinforced polysulphone (c/ps). composite plates were compression moulded for both studies, and a fibre orientation of 0 degrees with the long axis and a fibre volume fraction of approximately 55% were used. the in vitro experiment involved soaking three groups of four plates each at 4, 12 and 26 wk in 0.9% saline solution at 37 degrees c. the plates were measured for ... | 1991 | 1888812 |
[rhabdomyolysis and q fever]. | 1991 | 1888854 | |
the topographical and age distributions of neuroendocrine cells in the normal human appendix. | in order to clarify the histogenesis of appendiceal carcinoid tumours, epithelial (enc) and subepithelial (snc) neuroendocrine cells were counted at four sites in 50 normal appendices stained by standard argyrophil and argentaffin techniques. in general, enc were present in similar number at all sites within the appendix, whereas snc were more numerous at the tip than at the base. the number of enc was similar throughout life, apart from an increase in one neonate and some elderly patients, wher ... | 1991 | 1890548 |
body-image therapy. | body image is a complex interplay of factors resulting in a sense of the body perceived by that individual. in eating-disorder clients, there is a distortion between their perceived image of their body and its actuality. this is combined with a sense of dissatisfaction and alienation of mind and body. cognitive, right-brain, and kinesthetic strategies are described that seek to decrease distortion and dissatisfaction and facilitates individuation-separation and a reintegration of the self. these ... | 2007 | 1891405 |
q fever in 1988-1989. | 1991 | 1892743 | |
economic implications of bovine somatotropin use for the arizona dairy industry. | this study examined the impacts of bst on income of dairy producers in arizona. the nature of milk production in arizona, the institutional aspects of the milk order, and the supply management program of the united dairymen of arizona (the only milk cooperative in arizona) were considered in the model. prices declined with increased milk yields from bst. three dairy enterprise budgets demonstrated that gross revenue minus variable costs initially increased for adopters of bst but declined for no ... | 1991 | 1894823 |
[epidemiology of community-acquired pneumonia in the health area i of navarra]. | during one year (1988), a protocol study of the community-acquired pneumonias was carried out in patients referred to the hospital virgen del camino in pamplona (health area i or northern navarra), so as to have an epidemiological and microbiological knowledge of this disease in this geographic area. | 1991 | 1895782 |
[simultaneous infection by coxiella burnetii and chlamydia psittaci in 2 patients: the problem of psittacosis of non-avian origin]. | 1991 | 1895793 | |
cd8+ high cd11b+ low t cells (t suppressor-effectors) in multiple sclerosis cerebrospinal fluid are increased during high dose corticosteroid treatment. | using simultaneous dual direct immunofluorescence the effect of high dose intravenous methylprednisolone on the expression of t lymphocyte differentiation antigens in paired cerebrospinal fluid and peripheral blood samples of nine clinically active patients with multiple sclerosis was studied. corticosteroid treatment was associated with a clinical improvement in eight out of the nine patients. in cerebrospinal fluid of all patients the treatment was associated with a decrease of cd3+, cd4+ and ... | 2007 | 1899870 |
in vitro susceptibilities of coxiella burnetii, rickettsia rickettsii, and rickettsia conorii to the fluoroquinolone sparfloxacin. | in vitro susceptibilities of rickettsia rickettsii, rickettsia conorii, and coxiella burnetii to the new fluoroquinolone sparfloxacin (at-4140; rp 64206) were determined. plaque and dye uptake assays were used to measure the mics against r. rickettsii and r. conorii. the susceptibilities of c. burnetii nine mile and q 212 were determined in two acute-infection models and in two chronic-infection models. the mics were 0.125 to 0.25 microgram/ml for r. rickettsii and 0.25 to 0.5 microgram/ml for r ... | 1991 | 1901703 |
a critical literature review of alcoholism treatment cost-benefit/effectiveness. | 1998 | 1904885 | |
localization of prostaglandin endoperoxide synthase in neurons and glia in monkey brain. | the localization of prostaglandin endoperoxide synthase in monkey brain was investigated by the immunoperoxidase method using the monoclonal antibody (pes-7) raised against the enzyme purified from bovine seminal vesicle. the frozen sections with 30-microns thickness were employed after the brain was fixed with perfusion of 2% paraformaldehyde in phosphate-buffered saline. the immunoreactivity was most intense in the neurons of cerebral cortex and hippocampus, and was moderate in the neurons of ... | 1991 | 1905180 |
identity of hemolysins produced by bacillus thuringiensis and bacillus cereus. | a hemolysin (bt-hemolysin) produced by bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki hd-1 producing crystalline toxin(s) was purified by successive treatments of ammonium sulfate (45-65%) and column chromatography using deae-cellulose, sephadex g-75 and kb-002 (a hydroxyapatite column for fast protein liquid chromatography). a hemolysin (bc-hemolysin) produced by b. cereus hg-6a was also purified by the same procedure. the purified bt-hemolysin and bc-hemolysin, both of which are thiol-activated hemolysi ... | 1991 | 1905656 |
israel's expenditure on health services. | 2000 | 1905684 | |
role of serine biosynthesis and its utilization in the alternative pathway from glucose to glycogen during the response to insulin in cultured foetal-rat hepatocytes. | the role of serine as a possible intermediate of the alternative pathway from glucose to glycogen was investigated under basal and insulin-stimulated conditions in 18-day cultured foetal-rat hepatocytes because these cells cannot use pyruvate-derived metabolites [bismut & plas (1989) biochem. j. 263, 889-895]. incubation of cells with [u-14c]glucose for 24 h led to a release of labelled serine in the medium concomitantly with a net serine production (100 nmol/24 h per culture). the rate of [14c] ... | 1991 | 1905920 |
some contributions of electron microscopy to the study of the rickettsiae. | electron microscopy has provided valuable insights into the study of rickettsiae as intracellular parasites from several important perspectives. this tool has allowed researchers to delineate the fine structural features of these organisms and to show that they truly resemble free-living bacteria. furthermore, it has been shown that there are subtle, but distinct differences in the outer envelope structure of some members of the genus rickettsia that may explain reported differences in tinctoria ... | 1991 | 1909242 |
[prevalence of antibodies against coxiella burnetii in a healthy population in lanzarote (canary islands)]. | the canary islands area now appears to be a q-fever endemic zone, especially the west side (la palma island). the situation in the eastern islands in unknown. in order to evaluate the seric prevalence of coxiella burnetii, 100 serum samples that were taken from the adult population of lanzarote and, following strict criteria, were analysed using a complement fixation test; blood donors and patients who had suffered a recent infection were excluded. the study was carried out during november/1986. ... | 1991 | 1912190 |
[antiphospholipid antibodies in q fever]. | 1991 | 1912196 | |
[long-term fever in a patient born in india]. | 1991 | 1925230 | |
[dermal vasculitis as the only manifestation of q fever]. | 2004 | 1932249 | |
[diagnosis of acute myositis. magnetic resonance tomography with gd-dtpa]. | 2007 | 1932732 | |
locus of control of behaviour: is high externality associated with substance misuse? | personal control and responsibility are key themes in the therapeutic use of 'motivational interviewing'. this popular method of counselling has suggested that clients need to believe they have a significant degree of control over their behaviour if they are to make progress. using a well validated psychological test on locus of control of behaviour, our research sought to establish whether active misusers really believed they had less personal control than non-misusers. to establish this a samp ... | 2007 | 1932882 |
an action plan for preventing coronary heart disease in primary care. working group of the coronary prevention group and the british heart foundation. | 2007 | 1932934 | |
microvascular tissue transfer in paediatric patients: analysis of 106 cases. | we report a series of 106 microvascular transplants performed in paediatric patients between 1973 and 1989. eighty-eight percent of these flaps were successful. two of the 13 failed flaps (1.9%) in this series were lost because of small vessel size. otherwise, success rates (93% in the last 5 years) and complications were comparable to our adult cases. no growth-related complications were noted either in recipient or donor sites. we conclude that microvascular transplantation is a reliable proce ... | 2007 | 1933113 |
a plasmid-encoded surface protein found in chronic-disease isolates of coxiella burnetti. | the cbbe' gene codes for the e' protein of coxiella burnetii and was detected in genomic dna from all known human isolates of the biotzere strain but not in dna from the other five strains of c. burnetti. the biotzere strain is strictly associated with chronic disease in humans. extrinsic iodination of biotzere strain cells radiolabeled a 55-kda protein which comigrated on sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis with the e' protein synthesized in vitro from recombinants contain ... | 1991 | 1937836 |
[treatment of breastplate deformities: assessment using ct scanning and functional tests]. | a study to evaluate both the pre- en postoperative functional and morphologic status of major anterior chest wall deformities. four of the eight patients suffered from a progressive reduction in physical capabilities. preoperative pulmonary function tests demonstrated restriction in pulmonary function. in the postoperative period there was progressive return to normal physical strength without objective improvement in pulmonary function. pre- and postoperative thoracometric study by ct scan allo ... | 2007 | 1950309 |
obtaining and using patient data. | 2007 | 1951034 | |
chemical contamination in office buildings. | 2007 | 1951046 | |
impaired protein kinase c activation as one of the possible mechanisms of reduced lymphocyte proliferation in iron deficiency in mice. | we investigated the effects of iron deficiency in mice on protein kinase c (pkc) activation, an enzyme required for optimal lymphocyte proliferation. c57bl/6 mice were fed either an iron-deficient diet (id; 10 mg fe/kg diet), a control diet (c; 50 mg/kg diet), or were pair fed (pf) to id mice for 34 d. pkc activity was studied in spleen cells by histone phosphorylation. iron deficiency significantly reduced cytosol activity in unstimulated cells and membrane-bound activity in cells stimulated by ... | 2007 | 1951169 |
granulocytic sarcoma of the submandibular lymph node preceding overt leukemia: significance of strict evaluation of bone marrow. | 2007 | 1951190 | |
characterization of naturally acquired antibody responses to a recombinant fragment from the n-terminus of plasmodium falciparum glycoprotein 195. | antibody responses to the glycoprotein precursor of the major merozoite surface antigens of plasmodium falciparum (gp195) were investigated in acutely infected thai adults. specific igg antibody was assayed by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay using a recombinant fragment derived from the n-terminal region of gp195 as the capture antigen. two control groups were found to be without significant cross-reacting antibody. among occupationally exposed soldiers, 84 of 85 men developed positive antibod ... | 1991 | 1951865 |
atypical pneumonia. | the atypical pneumonia syndrome usually implies a benign illness where systemic complaints predominate over respiratory symptoms. cough is prominent; chest radiographic findings are varied. many organisms are associated with this syndrome. mycoplasma pneumoniae, chlamydia psittaci, chlamydia pneumoniae, coxiella burnetii, and francisella tularensis are reviewed in this article. | 1991 | 1955701 |
respiratory infections transmitted from animals. | the physician's approach to the differential diagnosis of obscure, atypical pneumonias has changed. the physician needs to expand the diagnostic search when confronted with a perplexing, progressive atypical pneumonia. diseases examined in this article include anthrax, psittacosis, q fever, tularemia, pasteurellosis, melioidosis, rocky mountain spotted fever, and the plague. | 1991 | 1955704 |
exaggerated natri-calci-uresis and increased circulating levels of parathyroid hormone and 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin d in patients with senile hypertension. | renal handling of na and ca in response to physiological saline infusion (20 ml/kg i.v. for 2 h) was compared between 27 hypertensive (mean +/- sd age 79.8 +/- 9.2 years) and 44 normotensive (79.1 +/- 4.1 years) senile females. compared to the normotensive group, the hypertensive group showed statistically significant decreases in the basal values of serum ca and pra, and significant increases in basal circulating levels of parathyroid hormone and 1,25(oh)2d and in urinary excretions of na, ca a ... | 2007 | 1959361 |
erythromycin and the treatment of coxiella burnetii pneumonia. | erythromycin is commonly used for the empirical treatment of community-acquired pneumonia, but there is some concern about its usefulness when q fever is suspected because of in-vitro studies showing a lack of efficacy against coxiella burnetii. this study was undertaken to assess the clinical value of the antibiotic in this setting. nineteen patients with q fever pneumonia treated with a variety of antibiotics considered ineffective against c. burnetii, were reviewed. eleven patients who receiv ... | 1991 | 1960125 |
hypothalamo-pituitary axes and feedback control in amphibians and reptiles. | 2007 | 1974782 | |
coxiella burnetii fails to stimulate human neutrophil superoxide anion production. | this study investigated the release of superoxide anion (o2-) as an indicator of the oxidative metabolism of human neutrophils during the phagocytosis of phase i coxiella burnetti. human neutrophils were incubated for 1 hr at 37 degrees c with opsonized or unopsonized viable phase i coxiella burnetii (moi was 100 : 1) and superoxide anion formation was measured by the reduction of ferricytochrome c. the data revealed that during its phagocytosis by human neutrophils, c. burnetii (opsonized or un ... | 1990 | 1975727 |
dynorphin increases in the dorsal spinal cord in rats with a painful peripheral neuropathy. | it is known that painful tissue injury evokes an increase in dynorphin in spinal neurons. it is not known, however, whether dynorphinergic systems respond similarly to the pain that accompanies peripheral neuropathy. radioimmunoassays and immunocytochemistry were used to evaluate changes in dynorphin a(1-8) in the spinal cord of rats with a painful peripheral neuropathy. the neuropathy is the result of a constriction injury that is created by tying loose ligatures around the common sciatic nerve ... | 1990 | 1978300 |
molecular biology of the cuticle collagen gene families of caenorhabditis elegans and haemonchus contortus. | 1990 | 1978527 | |
indirect haemolysis test in q-fever. | sheep erythrocytes sensibilized with the lipopolysaccharide (lps) extracted from coxiella burnetii phase 1 cells were used in indirect haemolysis test (iht). the test was highly sensitive and specific. its use seemed reasonable when following the chronic course of q-fever by serologic methods. | 1990 | 1981447 |
new trends in charting. | 2007 | 1988864 | |
thoracocardiography. part 1: noninvasive measurement of changes in stroke volume comparisons to thermodilution. | the thoracocardiograph (tcg) is a new noninvasive monitoring device that measures cardiac oscillations transmitted to the external surface of the thorax. it consists of 2.5 cm in height, elastic inductive plethysmographic transducers placed transversely in the proximity of the xiphoid process to provide changes in cross-sectional area on a transverse plane across the minor ventricular axis. cardiac oscillations synchronous with each heart beat are extracted from the respiratory signal during bre ... | 1991 | 1995217 |
[q fever occurs even in sweden]. | 1991 | 1999977 | |
granulomatous hepatitis and fever of unknown origin. an 11-year experience of 23 cases with three years' follow-up. | granulomatous hepatitis is a common cause of fever of unknown origin in up to 13% of patients with prolonged fever. attempts to define an exact etiology of the granulomatous hepatitis frequently does not yield a precise diagnosis, so that the physician must consider empiric treatment. in this paper we retrospectively review 23 patients in whom granulomatous hepatitis was found as part of the initial assessment of fever of unknown origin, and we report on their outcomes after an overall prospecti ... | 1991 | 2007749 |
q-fever endocarditis and treatment with the fluoroquinolones. | 1991 | 2012470 | |
pathology and diagnosis of coxiella burnetii infection in a goat herd. | 1991 | 2017831 | |
mixed cryoglobulinemia associated with chronic q-fever. | a 41-year-old woman who presented with purpura, glomerulonephritis and mixed cryoglobulinemia was found subsequently to have developed chronic q-fever. since q-fever is a frequent cause of culture negative endocarditis in some endemic areas, the diagnosis of q-fever endocarditis should be considered in patients presenting with mixed cryoglobulinemia of unknown cause. | 1991 | 2023203 |
serologic survey for bovine pathogens in free-ranging european bison from poland. | from 1980 to 1983, blood was taken from 60 selected european bison (bison bonasus) in poland. serum samples were tested for the presence of antibodies against brucella abortus, 14 serovars of leptospira interrogans, chlamydia spp., coxiella burnetti; foot and and mouth disease virus, bovine leukemia virus and bovine herpes virus-1. in addition, an attempt was made to isolate bovine herpes virus-1 from the prepuce of selected bulls. serological tests suggested chlamydial infection in 28 bison, su ... | 1991 | 2023316 |
[drugs for antibiotic- and chemotherapy of q fever]. | 1991 | 2025119 | |
extradural opioids. | 2007 | 2031827 | |
comparison of different antibiotic regimens for therapy of 32 cases of q fever endocarditis. | we studied 32 cases of q fever endocarditis diagnosed in france between january 1985 and december 1989 to evaluate the efficacies of the different regimens of antibiotics used for treatment. each patient was monitored during the treatment (range, 12 to 60 months), and clinical and biological information was computerized. various treatments were prescribed, including doxycycline alone (9 cases) or in association with rifampin (4 cases), quinolones (16 cases), or sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim (1 c ... | 1991 | 2039204 |
erythropoietin and the myelodysplastic syndrome. | 2007 | 2040188 | |
efficacy and safety of recombinant human erythropoietin to prevent the anaemias of prematurity. european randomized multicenter trial. | 1991 | 2040194 | |
[acute myopericarditis as a manifestation of q fever]. | 1991 | 2041409 | |
health care providers' treatment approaches to culturally diverse infertile clients. | this study focuses on the research question of how health providers approach treatment of culturally diverse infertile clients. findings from in-depth interviews of 28 health providers in a major city in southern california revealed three types of providers: (1) culturally unaware, (2) culturally nontolerant, and 3) culturally sensitive. culturally unaware providers failed to recognize different cultural needs and treated all clients in the same way, an approach that eventually led to noncomplia ... | 2007 | 2043292 |
q fever meningoencephalitis in five patients. | within the last four years, we have observed five patients with epidemiological, clinical, and serological features that were consistent with q fever meningoencephalitis. attempts to isolate coxiella burnetii from the cerebrospinal fluid of two patients were unsuccessful. neurological features ranged from coma, general seizures, confusion, to palsy and meningitis. all patients were febrile. these patients were neuroradiologicaly investigated. since 1984, four other cases have been reported in th ... | 1991 | 2044709 |
[arthroscopy of the temporomandibular joint. technique, normal and pathologic arthroscopic anatomy. therapeutic approach]. | 2007 | 2045182 | |
[febrile state, headache and arthralgia]. | a 38-year-old man was admitted to the hospital with complaints of persistent fever up to 40 degrees c, arthralgias, headache and a nonproductive cough. the white-cell count was within the normal range but was markedly shifted to the left and demonstrated toxic granulations. sonographic examination of the abdomen revealed a slight enlargement of the spleen. a nonspecific reactive hepatitis which was clinically asymptomatic was detected by laboratory evaluation. diagnosis of an acute q fever was m ... | 1991 | 2052831 |
[optimal combined use of rifampicin and immunomodulator of microbial origin in experimental q-rickettsia infection]. | multifactorial analysis of the combined use of rifampicin and an immunomodulator of the microbial origin, such as peptidoglycan, was performed on a model of experimental q fever in albino mice. on the basis of the experimental results, statistic polynomial models describing the weight of the murine spleens and the titers of the complement-binding antibodies were designed. it was shown that the action of the immunomodulator and antibiotic was highly synergistic with respect to the chemotherapeuti ... | 1991 | 2053816 |
[chemotherapeutic effectiveness of doxycycline in experimental q fever]. | comparative chemotherapeutic efficacy of doxycycline administered orally or parenterally was studied on a model of experimental q fever in guinea pigs and albino mice. the advantage of the parenteral use of the antibiotic was observed only in the treatment of the albino mice. optimization of the doses and time of doxycycline use providing the maximum therapeutic effect and the required levels of the complement binding antibodies was achieved with employing the multifactorial analysis. | 1991 | 2053817 |
an outbreak of cat-associated q fever in the united states. | q fever is usually acquired by contact with aerosols generated during parturition of domestic ungulates (e.g., sheep, cows, goats). in the maritime provinces of canada, parturient cats have also been implicated in its transmission. a 66-year-old woman from eastern maine developed high fever, rigors, headache, myalgias, pulmonary infiltrates, and elevated hepatocellular enzymes, and the diagnosis of acute q fever was confirmed serologically. she and 14 other family members had attended a family r ... | 1991 | 2056206 |
[severe arrhythmia in myocarditis due to q fever]. | 1991 | 2063035 | |
[new knowledge about the stomach and nutrition]. | 2007 | 2063589 | |
analysis of the cells involved in the lymphoproliferative response to coxiella burnetii antigens. | vaccination with an inactivated, whole cell, q fever vaccine (q-vax) induces lasting antibody conversion and a positive delayed-type hypersensitivity (dth) skin reaction in about 60% of recipients but a long-lasting positive lymphoproliferative or mitogenic response to c. burnetii antigens with peripheral blood mononuclear cells (pbmc) in 85-95% of subjects. analysis of the lymphoproliferative response to c. burnetii antigens has now been made by fractionation-reconstitution experiments with pbm ... | 1991 | 2070564 |
cerebral palsy. | epidemiology of cerebral palsy is complex, being influenced by various factors, some of which are unknown and it is commonly accompanied by other abnormalities, thus involving a variety of specialization in their treatment. in a period of 1978-1985, a retrospective study of cerebral palsy cases was performed at the child neurology subdivision department of child health school of medicine, university of sumatera/dr. pirngadi hospital, medan. there were 40 cases (1.59%) out of 2,505 new child neur ... | 2007 | 2075008 |
[prospects of using controlled-action lactoglobulins in the treatment of acute intestinal infections and dysbacteriosis in infants]. | the author summarizes the results of the preclinical study and clinical trial of the new biological drug lactoglobulin having an +anti-coli-proteus action. shows that the drug holds promise in the treatment of infants with acute intestinal infections and dysbacteriosis as well as in the enrichment of lactic mixtures used for artificial feeding of premature children and babies referred to the risk group. | 1990 | 2075046 |