Publications

analysis of antigen involved in circulating immune complexes in patients with idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura.	circulating immune complexes (cic) were frequently observed in patients with idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (itp). to analyse the pathogenic role of cic, we studied the correlation between the disease activity and the cic level, and whether platelet antigens were involved in cic from itp sera. elevated cic levels, measured by clq, anti-c3 and spermatozoa micro-enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, were found in 37%, 54% and 52% of the patients, respectively. however, there were no significant ...	1987	3608226
[surgical treatment of echinococcosis in children. retrospective study].		2013	3608713
[has public health care led to a decline in mortality?].		2013	3608866
effect of protein-modifying reagents on water-soluble and membrane bound ovarian lh/hcg receptor.	preincubation of corpora lutea membrane and follicular fluid water-soluble receptor with protein-modifying reagents suggests that sulfhydryl, histidyl and tyrosyl groups are involved in the interaction of hcg with the receptor.	1987	3609166
serological studies of british leptospiral isolates of the sejroe serogroup. iii. the distribution of leptospires of the sejroe serogroup in the british isles.	some 94 strains of leptospires belonging to the sejroe serogroup isolated in the british isles were identified to the serovar level using specific factor sera. seventy strains were identified as leptospira interrogans serovar hardjo, 66 from cattle, 2 from pigs and 1 each from a sheep foetus and a human. twenty-four strains were identified as l. interrogans serovar saxkoebing, most strains were isolated from either wood mice, bank or field voles but strains were also isolated from badgers, a fox ...	1987	3609169
edinburgh emergency asthma admission service: report on 15 years' experience.	a hospital self-admission service for asthmatic patients was started in december 1968. during a 15-year period, 195 asthmatic patients were responsible for 873 hospital self-admissions. during the last 3 years there were significantly more night admissions and shorter durations of asthma attacks prior to admission than during the first 3 years. assisted ventilation was necessary on 36 occasions (4%), but one patient was responsible for 28 of these episodes. there were three hospital deaths. one ...	2011	3609186
expression of "retinal" contrast gain control by neurons of the cat's lateral geniculate nucleus.	this paper describes the temporal tuning of cells in the lateral geniculate nucleus of the cat (27 x cells, 51 y cells) and how this changes with stimulus contrast. drifting sinusoidal gratings of optimal spatial frequency were presented at 7 temporal frequencies (0.5, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 and 32 hz) and 4 contrasts (10, 20, 40, 80%). for some cells response growth at all temporal frequencies was proportional to changes in contrast. thus, their temporal tuning functions, on log-log axes, were displace ...	1987	3609203
extent of fiber regeneration after peripheral nerve repair: silicone splint vs. suture, gap repair vs. graft.	the degree of regeneration in surgically repaired sciatic nerves in rats was measured using a simple new electrophysiologic method: comparison of the size of nerve responses evoked by stimulation distal and proximal to the anastomosis. five different repair procedures were evaluated. after simple end-to-end suture anastomosis, about 40% of the severed parent fibers regenerated past the suture line. the result was substantially improved when the anastomosis was covered with a newly designed thinw ...	1987	3609219
[characterization of liposomes by the light dispersion method].		2012	3609263
acidification of the interior of ehrlich ascites tumor cells by nigericin inhibits dna synthesis.	in ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells, acidification of the cytoplasm down to ph 6.2-6.3 arrests dna synthesis. such acidification can be obtained by decreasing the ph outside the cell or, alternatively, by addition of a micromolar concentration of the k+/h+ antiporter nigericin. thus, nigericin may be regarded as a new type of cytostatic, the effect of which is mediated by alteration of the intracellular ph.	2012	3609324
[ventilatory response to a hypercapnic stimulus as an index of the reactivity of the human respiratory system].		1987	3609356
[physiological and hygienic characteristics of the working conditions of gas-compressor station workers].		2013	3609821
cardiovascular and biochemical assessment in migraine patients submitted to tilt test.	ten migraine patients underwent a tilt test both during migraine attack and headache-free interval, and the following parameters were assessed: plasma levels of norepinephrine (ne), and serum dopamine beta hydroxylase (d beta h), systolic and diastolic blood pressure and heart rate (sbp, dbp, hr). sbp during the tilt test showed a fall greater than 30 mmhg in 2 cases in the headache-free interval and in 4 cases during migraine attack. in migraine patients in headache-free interval, tilt test inc ...	2013	3609861
biomedical ethics: a multinational view.		2013	3610622
a new antitumor antibiotic, fr-900482. ii. production, isolation, characterization and biological activity.	fr-900482 is a new antitumor antibiotic produced by a new actinomyces named streptomyces sandaensis no. 6897. it exhibits potent cytotoxic activity against various tumor cells in vitro. furthermore, it has weak antimicrobial activity against some gram-positive or gram-negative bacteria.	1987	3610818
a bioserogroup of marine vibrios possessing somatic antigen factors in common with vibrio cholerae o1.	a bioserogroup of halophilic vibrios, tentatively labelled bioserogroup 1875, strongly agglutinated by o1 antiserum of vibrio cholerae is described. cross-agglutination and agglutinin-absorption tests showed that these vibrios had antigens identical with the ogawa and inaba factors of v. cholerae o1, although they possessed their own specific antigen distinctive from the a factor that is the specific major antigen of the latter species. in addition, quantitative antigen variation similar to that ...	1987	3610890
acquisition of sign language by autistic children. iii: generalized descriptive phrases.	sign language training has emerged as a viable alternative to speech for those autistic children who remain nonverbal in spite of remediation efforts. yet the variables responsible for the acquisition of specific signing skills have not been fully investigated. the present study was undertaken to validate experimentally a portion of a general language intervention program developed by the authors. specifically, we focused on descriptive signing that involved action-object phrases. four autistic ...	2013	3610996
results of fractional lengthening of the finger flexors in adults with upper extremity spasticity.	flexor spasticity is common in the upper extremity after insult to the central nervous system. this leads to decreased function and hygiene problems as a result of the inability to extend the fingers. the results of fractional lengthening of the finger flexors of 27 patients with upper extremity flexor spasticity of the finger flexors were examined. patients were divided preoperatively into those with potentially functional hands and those who were nonfunctional based on the presence of motor co ...	2012	3611656
international federation of clinical chemistry (ifcc), scientific committee, analytical section, expert panel on analytical system, expert panel on enzymes. guidelines (1987) for classification, calculation and validation of conversion rates in clinical chemistry.		2013	3612031
a 15-year follow-up study of 512 consecutive charnley-muller total hip replacements.	this article presents a prospective study of 512 consecutive total hip replacements done with the charnley-muller prosthesis. the operations were performed between 1967 and 1972. the follow-up period ranges from 13 1/2 to 18 years (average, 15 years). from the initial 512 replaced hips, only 148 were available for study at the end of 1985. the failure rate due to loosening of the prosthetic components, after a mean follow-up period of 15 years, was approximately 40%. the rate of loosening of the ...	2013	3612141
diabetes, noise exposure, and hearing loss.	to examine the relationship of diabetes, noise exposure, and hearing loss, the authors reanalyzed data from a cross-sectional investigation on noise exposure, hearing loss, and bp conducted in a high-noise and a low-noise plant. twenty-eight of 348 participants met the following criteria for diabetes: (1) currently on insulin or oral hypoglycemics or (2) at least two elevated serum glucose levels despite adhering to a calorie-restricted diet. diabetics were evenly distributed between high- and l ...	2013	3612333
immunological responses of rabbits to various somatic and secreted antigens of vibrio cholerae after intra-duodenal inoculation.	the immunological responses of rabbits after intra-duodenal immunisation with live vibrio cholerae organisms were studied in various body fluids. serum, bile and intestinal samples were collected from rabbits at different times (1-8 weeks) after immunisation. three different extracts from the small intestine were prepared. at first the small intestine was washed with saline (method a). later, ultrasonic lysates were prepared from epithelial cells separated with citrate (method b) and of mucosal ...	1987	3612742
pediatric chest trauma.	blunt and penetrating chest trauma in children results from many causes but the major cause is motor vehicle accidents. the trauma induces a variety of injuries to the bony thorax, the pulmonary parenchyma, and mediastinal structures. in recent years, a disturbing increase in iatrogenic chest trauma has occurred in patients, particularly small infants, receiving intensive hospital care. radiologic evaluation plays an important role in documenting and diagnosing these traumatic and iatrogenic inj ...	2013	3612922
effect of organic vehicles on the pharmacokinetics of aminophylline administered intravenously to goats.	aminophylline dissolved in water, propylene glycol, or dimethyl sulfoxide was administered intravenously to goats in a randomized cross-over experiment. model-dependent and model-independent pharmacokinetic parameters for theophylline were compared on the basis of the solvent used in the dosage form administered. no difference was found in any pharmacokinetic parameter. thus, we found no evidence for the possibility that the organic solvents studied would confound pharmacokinetic investigations ...	1987	3612942
[leiomyosarcoma of meckel's diverticulum].		2009	3613427
[leiomyosarcoma of meckel's diverticulum].		2009	3613427
new method for serological typing of vibrio cholerae 0:1 [corrected] using a monoclonal antibody-sensitized latex agglutination test.		1987	3613995
[microalbuminuria in diabetes mellitus. evaluation of a latex agglutination test].		2013	3614168
[diagnosis of celiac disease].		2008	3614409
[villous adenoma of the rectum with water-electrolyte imbalance (mckittrick-wheelock syndrome)].		2010	3614743
continuous arterio-venous hemofiltration for the treatment of acute renal failure in septic shock.		2013	3615471
[primary cancer of the ovary: anatomoclinical varieties and therapeutic problems in brazzaville].	the authors are reporting the course of 30 ovarian carcinomas treated between january 1st 1982 and june 30th 1985, in the department of medicine and oncology of the general hospital in brazzaville. they analyze the chemotherapies instituted for the treatment of epithelial, germinal tumors as well as burkitt's lymphomas. the prognosis of ovarian cancer remains extremely poor since 19 patients died, 6 were lost to follow-up and considered as dead, and out of 5 living patients after 10 months, only ...	2013	3616380
temporal lobe epilepsy with schizophrenia.	i have reported a case of coexisting schizophrenia and complex partial seizures to augment earlier reports of schizophrenia and psychomotor seizures masquerading as one another. i have attempted to clarify the differential diagnosis and reinforce the need to do thorough studies in such cases.	2013	3616704
scoliosis and cor triatriatum.		2011	3616758
scoliosis and cor triatriatum.		2011	3616758
tumor immunogenicity, nutritional repletion, and cancer.	nutritional repletion in cancer reverses malnutrition and its associated immunodepression, but whether it benefits the host-tumor outcome has been variable. this study hypothesizes that such nutritional support will only favor that host generating a potent antitumor immune response. murine neuroblastoma (nb) was characterized into immunizing c1300-nb and nonimmunizing tbj-nb cell lines; and 100 6-week-old strain a mice were assigned on day -14 to isocaloric dietary groups (24% or 2.5% protein). ...	2013	3616915
genotoxic potential of an organophosphate insecticide, phosphamidon (dimecron): an in vivo study in mice.	the genotoxic effect of phosphamidon in mice in an in vivo test system was investigated by 3 different assays: chromosomal aberration, micronucleus and sperm-shape abnormality. the chemical was administered to groups of mice via 3 routes (i.p., p.o. and s.c.), acutely in 3 dose regimens (5, 4 and 3 mg/kg) and subacutely or chronically (5 x 1 mg/kg). the animals were sacrificed at different times: after 6, 24, 48 and 120 h for chromosomal aberration, 30 h for micronucleus and 35 days for sperm-sh ...	2013	3617102
selection of hypotoxigenic vibrio cholerae population by human intestinal bacteria in gnotobiotic mice.	strains of human intestinal bacteria when cultured with vibrio cholerae 569b, classical inaba, exerted either inhibitory or promotive effects on cholera toxin production. an inhibitory strain of bacteroides fragilis was orally given to germfree mice a week before vibrio administration. in vibrio-monoassociated mice, the toxin production of most vibrios isolated from feces was as high as the inocula, while in bacteroides-vibrio-diassociated mice toxin production decreased starting on day 3 after ...	1986	3617104
epidemiological characteristics of an institutional outbreak of cholera.	an outbreak of cholera caused by vibrio cholerae 01, biotype el tor, serotype inaba, phage type 4, occurred in an institution for the aged in singapore in august and september 1984. 96 inmates were infected (21 symptomatic and 75 asymptomatic) and 5 died. the index case was a 72-year-old male inmate who continued to assist in food preparation in the kitchen from the time of onset of diarrhoea until he was seriously ill and hospitalized 4 days later. another kitchen helper was found to have asymp ...	1987	3617183
on the relation between summation and facilitation.	summation refers to the small reduction of threshold contrast as a signal is extended in space or time, or when multiple signals are presented simultaneously. facilitation refers to the large reduction in the threshold contrast increment when it is superimposed on a near-threshold pedestal contrast. separate hypotheses relate each of these effects to distinct measures of the log-log steepness of the psychometric function. this note shows that for 2-alternative forced-choice (2afc) proportion cor ...	2013	3617542
[significance of scanning electron microscopy observations on cellular reactions in the biological evaluation of endoprosthetic materials].	in a scanning electron microscopic study there are described the adhesion, spreading and formation of confluent monolayers from fibroblasts and epithelioid cells on al2o3-ceramics and cobalt-basis-alloys in relation to vitreous carbon and glass. the morphogenetic reactions of cultured cells were not significantly different in pattern, behaviour and kinetics on various biomaterials. the cells adhered, spread, migrated and proliferated on the surface of biomaterials to be tested. this allows the c ...	1987	3617847
[effect of hydrocortisone on the behavior of mediators of the adrenergic system (dopamine, noradrenaline and homovanillic acid) in the liver during experimental endotoxic shock].	the influence of hydrocortisone on the behaviour of the concentration of dopamine (da), noradrenaline (na), and homovanillic acid (hva) were estimated in liver homogenates in the course of the experimental endotoxic shock. the concentration of da and na decrease in untreated animals in the 2nd and 4th hour in order to increase significantly in the 6th hour. the concentration of the hva also increased in the 6th hour after a transitory significant decrease. - the values in the treated animals wer ...	1987	3617848
[ideal experimental microsurgical methods in vasovasostomy and vasoepididymostomy].	the vasovasostomy with the double-layered end-to-end anastomosis by silber is a microsurgical ideal method. we think we found experimentally an ideal method for the vasoepididymostomy with the open end-to-side anastomosis and direct spermato-tight microsurgical suture. specialties of the species rat and dog have to be observed. restrictions of the anastomotic region lead to infertility.	1987	3617849
[comparative study of the indicators of the effectiveness of chloridine and doxycycline in experimental cutaneous leishmaniasis].		2012	3617922
[disorders of viscero-autonomic and neurohumoral regulation in tumors of sellar-diencephalic localization].	twenty-nine patients with varying degrees of hypothalamic lesion were studied for disorders of viscero-vegetative and neurohumoral regulation. three types of impairments were identified: intact under-compensated, reduced, and perverted. the type of disorders was found to correlate with the degree of the impact of the pathologic process on the hypothalamic structures. it is emphasized that preoperative examination of the central hemodynamics and biogenic amines allows the prediction of their impa ...	2013	3618035
japan and japanese medicine.		2013	3618517
kinetic-spectrophotometric method for the determination of ascorbic acid in orange juice, parsley and potatoes.		2013	3619052
1986 annual report of the american association of poison control centers national data collection system.		2012	3620040
bone pathology.		2013	3620209
reversible respiratory muscle weakness in hypothyroidism.	physiological studies performed 1 week after initiation of thyroid replacement showed persistence of significant respiratory muscle weakness in a patient presenting with hypothyroidism and hypercapnia. repeat studies 12 months later demonstrated return of respiratory muscle strength to normal. earlier reports on respiratory failure in hypothyroidism had postulated a critical role for respiratory muscle weakness in the genesis of hypercapnia. since hypercapnia was rapidly reversed despite the per ...	2013	3620325
cellular mechanisms of potassium homeostasis in the mammalian nervous system.	double-barrelled ion-sensitive microelectrodes were used to measure changes in the intracellular activities of k+, na+, and cl- (aki, anai, acli) in neurones of rat sympathetic ganglia and in glial cells of slices from guinea-pig olfactory cortex. in sympathetic neurones, carbachol and gamma-aminobutyric acid (gaba) produced a reversible decrease of aki. the decrease of aki during carbachol was accompanied by a rise of anai, whereas in the presence of gaba decreases of aki and acli were seen. th ...	1987	3621030
basic heart research relating to the pharmacotherapy of the prenatal cardiac patient.		2013	3621253
fluorometric detection of 2-amino-3-methylimidazo[4,5-f]quinoline, 2-amino-3,4-dimethylimidazo[4,5-f]quinoline and their n-acetylated metabolites excreted by the rat.	a sensitive fluorometric method has been developed for the determination of carcinogenic amino imidazoazaarenes (aia compounds) which are formed during the cooking of food. they are separated by t.l.c. followed by spraying with dimethylsulfoxide and visualization by long-wave u.v. light. quantification is done by fluorescence scanning. this method was applied to the determination of the metabolites in urine and feces from rats given 5 mg/kg body wt i.p. of 2-amino-3-methylimidazo[4,5-f]quinoline ...	1987	3621465
differences in the stimulation of repair replication by 3-aminobenzamide in lymphoblastoid cells damaged by methylmethanesulfonate or ultraviolet light.	human lymphoblastoid cells damaged by u.v. light accumulated dna breaks in the presence of cytosine arabinoside and hydroxyurea at a frequency similar to that of cells damaged by methylmethanesulfonate. 3-aminobenzamide (1 mm) reduced the net strand-break frequency detected after either kind of damage. repair replication, however, was stimulated only in methylmethanesulfonate-damaged cells. this stimulation is therefore not related directly to the dna strand-break frequencies and concomitant pol ...	1987	3621467
the p-value of the correlation coefficient in lithium therapy and research.		2013	3621691
[therapy of systemic vasculitis].		2013	3622296
the contribution of afferent information on position and velocity to the control of slow and fast human forearm movements.	we applied vibration at various rates to the biceps tendon of a passive, restrained arm in normal human subjects and measured its effect on the perception of forearm position and the perception of forearm velocity. the disturbances of limb position perception and limb velocity perception depended on the vibration rate in distinctly different ways. we thereupon applied vibration at various rates to the biceps tendon during the performances of non-visually-guided slow and fast forearm movements. t ...	1987	3622680
covalent coupling of bovine growth hormone to its receptor in bovine liver membranes.	the structure of bovine somatotropin receptor was examined following covalent coupling of iodinated recombinant bovine growth hormone ([125i]rbgh) to bovine liver membrane receptors using ethylene glycol bis(succinimidyl succinate). iodinated rbgh was incorporated into a complex of estimated mr of 140,000 under reducing conditions. excess unlabeled rbgh, but not bovine prolactin (bprl), inhibited completely the incorporation of [125i]rbgh into the mr = 140,000 species. in dairy bulls, the mr = 1 ...	1987	3622922
chemical dependency curricula.		2013	3622969
able elderly in the family context: changes, chances, and challenges.		2013	3623133
sociocultural integration of older american residents of paris.		2013	3623145
motor responses of the small intestine to intraluminal distension in normal volunteers and a patient with visceral neuropathy.	the motor responses of the small intestine to intraluminal distension were studied proximal and distal to an inflatable balloon in 13 normal volunteers. during fasting, distension rapidly induced a persistent localised inhibition of distal contractile activity with a small proximal increase. proximally, phase iii activity was unaffected during distension but its propagation across and appearance below the balloon was inhibited. upon deflating the balloon a normal motor pattern rapidly returned. ...	1987	3623218
intensive care therapy for patients with hematological diseases.		2013	3623244
[vesico-uterine fistulas].		2013	3623249
[comparative analysis of fluorine levels of nails of the population of police].		2013	3623327
[reaction of the eye to absence of the vitreous body].		2013	3623377
[clinical aspects and prognosis following severe craniocerebral trauma].	the practical employment of diagnostic and therapeutic management in the early stage of head-injured patients depends on the precise assessment of the clinical course. in a retrospective study of 39 patients with severe head injury the prognostic value of clinical and methodical (instrument) parameters was analysed and compared with results of 28 international studies. as findings of this study the factors "age", "motoric response", "pupillary light reaction" and "type of intracranial lesion" we ...	2013	3623396
[topical minoxidil in the treatment of alopecia areata: dose-dependent response].		2013	3623631
in vivo adherence and colonization of vibrio cholerae strains that differ in hemagglutinating activity and motility.	a scanning electron microscopic study was carried out to compare the in vivo pathogenicity of two strains of vibrio cholerae in an adult rabbit ligated-gut test model. v. cholerae c5 (serotype ogawa, biotype el tor), a motile strain possessing hemagglutinating activity in vitro, and c21 (serotype ogawa, classical biotype), a nonmotile strain possessing no hemagglutinating activity, were tested. tissue samples from small intestinal loops were examined 3, 6, 9, and 12 h postinoculation. contradict ...	1987	3623694
abnormality in actin polymerization associated with defective chemotaxis in neutrophils from neonates.	in an attempt to determine the mechanism of the profound defect in chemotaxis observed in the neutrophils of human neonates, we have examined the generation of polymerized or filamentous actin (f actin) following stimulation of the cells with chemotactic factors. we have also examined the changes in the intracellular levels of free calcium in neonatal neutrophils and compared the results with those in adult neutrophils. following exposure to formyl-methionyl-leucyl-phenylalanine (fmlp) or zymosa ...	1987	3623709
the proximal and distal tarsal tunnel syndromes. an anatomical study.	clinical and electromyographic studies in the tarsal tunnel syndrome may suggest compression of only one of the two terminal branches of the posterior tibial nerve. this anatomical study demonstrates the structures which may cause isolated damage to either the medial plantar or the lateral plantar nerves. a surgical approach to the tarsal tunnel is described.	2013	3623755
assay for epinephrine and its impurities using reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography. application to control of an eye-drop solution.		2013	3624383
candida tropicalis infection in normal, diabetic, and neutropenic mice.	opportunistic infections caused by candida tropicalis have been noted with increasing frequency in compromised patients. the pathogenicity of three isolates of c. tropicalis was studied in normal cd-1 mice, streptozotocin-induced diabetic mice, and cyclophosphamide-induced neutropenic mice. lethal dose 50% endpoints and quantitative distribution of yeast cells in spleen, liver, and kidneys of mice infected intravenously were determined. the virulence of one yeast isolate was greater than that of ...	1987	3624439
delirium secondary to metoclopramide hydrochloride.		2013	3624517
the pronunciation of stops in consonant-vowel-consonant (cvc) words: a comparison between normal and speech-disordered preschool children.	a study was made of the pronunciation of stop consonants in cvc words by three groups of preschool children. the two groups of normal children had insignificant problems, but the speech-disordered group had a wide range of errors. errors in initial position differed from errors in final position. voicing errors occurred most frequently in initial position, and glottal stop realizations in final position. the incidence of consonant harmony was unexpectedly low, accounting for few errors, and ther ...	2013	3624524
effect of peer administered consequences upon articulatory responses of speech-defective children.	twenty second-grade lisping children were taught to articulate /s/ and /z/ correctly during three training sessions. two weeks later, each child was asked to invite three classmates to a fourth session in which the classmates could earn tokens contingent upon the target child's correct articulation of /s/ and /z/ sounds. a response cost procedure was initiated with one group of 10 target children and the invited peers. in addition to tokens given for correct responses, tokens were removed follow ...	2013	3624527
long term effect of gynecologic age on somatic growth of children.	a sample of new orleans black primiparous women under 25 years of age, participants in the national collaborative perinatal study, and their singleton children were studied to determine the relationship of maternal gestational age (gea), gynecologic age (gya) and size for gea (s/gea) on the child's growth over seven years observation. early childbearers (less than 4 years gya) had a somewhat higher proportion of preterm births than the late group (greater than or equal to 4 yrs gya). a repeated ...	2013	3624531
physiological evidence for branching of peripheral unmyelinated sensory afferent fibers in the rat.	single unmyelinated sensory afferent nerve fibers were recorded in dorsal root filaments in urethane-anesthetized or in decerebrate-spinal rats. the peripheral branch of these axons ran in the sural nerve where they were stimulated by tungsten microelectrodes. all action potentials showed the characteristics of single fiber responses with a fixed all or none shape and a fixed latency at a given stimulus strength. in all units, the action potential evoked from a proximal stimulus site collided wi ...	1987	3624540
intrinsic circuitry involving the local axon collaterals of corticothalamic projection cells in mouse smi cortex.	the objective of this study was to identify the components involved in a local synaptic circuit in the mouse cerebral cortex. the local axon collaterals of corticothalamic (ct) projection cells in the posteromedial barrel subfield area of primary somatosensory cortex were labeled by the retrograde transport of horseradish peroxidase injected into the ipsilateral thalamus. thalamocortical (tc) axon terminals in the same region of cortex were labeled by lesion induced degeneration. ct axon termina ...	1987	3624546
development of the rhesus monkey retina: ii. a three-dimensional analysis of the sequences of synaptic combinations in the inner plexiform layer.	the inner plexiform layer (ipl) of the retina provides a useful model for ultrastructural analysis of synaptic development. in primates, the ipl consists of numerous combinations of neuronal contacts that assume the morphological configuration of either conventional or ribbon synapses. we have determined the sequential development of these combinations by analyzing serial electron microscopic sections from fetal rhesus monkeys. our analysis reveals an orderly emergence of various pre- and postsy ...	1987	3624556
inflammation of actinic keratoses from systemic chemotherapy.	seven patients receiving systemic chemotherapy for solid tumors developed an erythematous papulosquamous eruption resembling a drug eruption in sun-exposed areas. careful examination revealed that the lesions were actually inflamed actinic keratoses. biopsies of typical lesions in three of the patients confirmed this clinical impression. while one patient was receiving systemic 5-fluorouracil alone, and three were receiving 5-fluorouracil and cisplatin, three others developed inflammatory flares ...	2013	3624557
painful piezogenic pedal papules in patients with ehlers-danlos syndrome.	painful piezogenic pedal papules were observed in 10 of 29 patients with ehlers-danlos syndrome. the diagnosis was made by examining each patient while he or she stood with full body weight on the heels and by observing the appearance of the painful papules on the medial, posterior, and lateral aspects of both heels. biopsy specimens of papules demonstrated a thickened and dense dermis. the subcutaneous fibrous trabeculae were thin, with resultant poor compartmentalization of the fat. painful pi ...	2013	3624559
primary care physicians' errors in handling cutaneous disorders. a prospective survey.	this study analyzes the errors made by primary care physicians in handling skin disorders in patients seen prospectively over a 20-month period in a dermatologic practice. there were 319 errors in 260 patients. eighty-eight percent of the errors were in diagnosis. there was a striking tendency to overdiagnose infectious dermatoses such as bacterial pyodermas, superficial mycoses, scabies, and herpes simplex and to underdiagnose inflammatory dermatoses such as contact dermatitis, nummular dermati ...	2013	3624563
basal cell epithelioma with giant tumor cells: light and electron microscopic study.	a case of basal cell epithelioma (bce) with multiple large nuclei on the right buttock of a 69-year-old woman is reported, and the skin was studied by light and electron microscopy. this represented the only case (0.85%) of giant tumor cells with multiple nuclei among 117 patients with bce. ultrastructural studies revealed that giant tumor cells were not different from ordinary tumor cells of bce, except for large convoluted nuclei. in the cytoplasms of giant tumor cells, we observed autophagic ...	2013	3624586
regulation of bovine adipose tissue metabolism during lactation. 3. adaptations of hormone-sensitive and lipoprotein lipases.	activity of lipases in adipose tissue during pregnancy and lactation was investigated in holstein cows producing 5950 to 10,000 kg milk per 305 d. activity of cytoplasmic lipoprotein lipase per gram of tissue was 97, 78, 140, 162, 179, and 235% of 30 d prepartum at -15, 15, 30, 60, 180, and 349 d about calving in yr 1. in yr 2, lipoprotein lipase per gram was 100, 259, 838, 791, and 430% of -30 d at -15, 30, 60, 120, and 180 d. adaptations in activity per milligram cytoplasm protein were similar ...	1987	3624592
on the role of cortical area v4 in the discrimination of hue and pattern in macaque monkeys.	cortical visual area v4 in macaque monkeys has a large proportion of neurons that are sensitive to the wavelength or to the color of light. we tested its role in hue discrimination by removing it in macaque monkeys trained to discriminate small differences in hue. hue discrimination thresholds were permanently elevated in 4 macaque monkeys in which v4 was removed bilaterally. in contrast, there was no impairment in achromatic intensity thresholds tested in an identical manner. however, the discr ...	1987	3625265
[home hemodialysis].		2013	3626088
primary tissue failure in pericardial heart valves.	a number of centers have recorded a significant incidence of primary tissue failure with the standard ionescu-shiley pericardial valve. in most cases severe regurgitation was caused by leaflet tears adjacent to the edge of the cloth-covered stent. our early clinical experience (up to 4 years' follow-up) with two new pericardial valves (ionescu-shiley low-profile and hancock pericardial valves) has shown that primary tissue failure also occurs in these new valves. in vitro accelerated fatigue stu ...	2012	3626599
polytherapy not polypharmacy.		2013	3626962
case records of the massachusetts general hospital. weekly clinicopathological exercises. case 38-1987. a 22-year-old woman with a pulmonary mass and lesions in the bones and brain.		2012	3627186
calcium in the mitochondria following brief ischemia of gerbil brain.	calcium was localized in neurons and glial cells of the ca1 region of hippocampus and in neurons of parietal cortex with the oxalate-pyroantimonate electron cytochemical method following recovery from 5-min ischemia of gerbil brain. during the early postischemic recirculation phase a maximum amount of calcium deposits was detected in mitochondria of all investigated cells. a second rise in mitochondrial calcium deposits was observed in parallel with the onset of ultrastructural degeneration of m ...	2013	3627566
dietary management in patients with a colostomy.		2013	3627812
phase manipulation, shift work, and jet lag: an overview.	this overview stresses why it is important to avoid the effect of masking and presents a model of the mechanism of circadian synchronization based on circadian changes of nonspecific responsiveness to various zeitgeber qualities. the significance of phase responses, transitory uncoupling, frequency multiplication, and flattening of circadian functions is considered. even circadian adaptation undergoes a circaseptan reactive periodicity.	2013	3628348
correction of the inverted nipple.		2013	3628582
thymic involvement in acute disseminated histiocytosis x.		2013	3628861
ball thrombi in carotid artery plaque.		2012	3629659
[effectiveness of the dispensary care of patients operated on for acquired heart defects].		2013	3630101
[organization of proctological care in a provincial hospital].		2013	3630104
the reduction of sulphinpyrazone and sulindac by intestinal bacteria.	1. incubation of human or rabbit faeces with sulphinpyrazone gave greater reduction under anaerobic than under aerobic conditions. reduction of sulindac by human faeces was more extensive than that of sulphinpyrazone. 2. growth of mixed cultures of intestinal bacteria in nutrient media containing antibiotics produced a marked inhibition in their ability to reduce sulphinpyrazone. sulphide formation was inhibited by metronidazole and lincomycin for human faeces and by tetracycline for rabbit faec ...	1987	3630204
the development and application of a bacteriocinogenotyping scheme for vibrio cholerae non-group o-1 strains.	423 vibrio cholerae non-group o-1 strains were tested for vibriocin production using a homologous set of 7 indicator strains. using this scheme, 334 (79.4%) strains proved to be typable. the strains isolated from 7 different geographical areas of romania exhibited 16 different patterns of vibriocin production. the presence of a predominant pattern per year and per region was revealed.	1987	3630474