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[treatment of essential vesico-ureteral reflux in children: computer-assisted decision]. 20103153193
differences in haemodynamic response to beta-blocking drugs between stable coronary artery disease and acute myocardial infarction.theoretically the increased sympathoadrenal activity following acute myocardial infarction might augment the haemodynamic impact of beta-adrenoceptor blockade. to evaluate this question 32 haemodynamic studies were performed to compare the effects of equivalent beta-blocking doses of propranolol (8 mg i.v.) and pindolol (0.8 mg i.v.) in patients with a recent acute myocardial infarction (a.m.i.) or stable coronary artery disease (and a presumptive low sympathetic state). in stable coronary arter ...20102872054
pain reduction in local anesthetic administration through ph buffering.the effects of ph buffering on the pain of administration and efficacy of three local anesthetics (1% lidocaine, 1% lidocaine with 1:100,000 epinephrine, and 1% mepivacaine) were investigated in a randomized, prospective, double-blind study of 25 adult volunteers. plain and buffered solutions of the three local anesthetics were prepared, and a 0.5 intradermal injection of each was administered. pain of anesthetic infiltration was rated from zero to ten. the area of anesthetized skin surrounding ...20102827545
rigidity and fever in two psychotic patients. 20102873146
medical education in east london. 20102871369
cannabis consumption in catalonia, spain. 20102840140
risk of hypothermia in elderly patients with diabetes.the incidence of admissions of patients with hypothermia was determined to examine whether hypothermia was more common in elderly patients with diabetes than in the general population after diabetic metabolic emergency cases had been excluded. a prospective survey of three accident and emergency departments identified 134 cases of hypothermia admitted from a catchment population of almost 157,000 aged 65 or over during the winters of 1981-2 to 1983-4. the predicted number of patients with diabet ...20103091139
health promotion and disease prevention: the pharmacist's role. 20102816718
immune regulation by leukotriene b4. 20102837957
the technique of dynamic adhesive strapping for congenital clubfoot.the use of dynamic adhesive strapping to correct congenital clubfoot in the immediate neonatal period is an effective method of treatment. the technique is described in detail, the steps are illustrated, and precautions and limitations are given. this type of treatment should shorten the amount of time required to correct congenital clubfoot. if the holding phase is sufficiently prolonged, a reduction in the number and complexity of operative procedures needed for recurrent and recalcitrant case ...20102825884
how can i assure collection of my fees? 20102797615
[clinical study of white atrophy: the viewpoint of the phlebologist].after giving a clinical description of millian's white atrophy, its preferred locations and the area in which it develops (post-phlebitic or non-post-phlebitic chronic venous deficiency), the author distinguishes: a benign, non-evolutive form; forms of pseudo white atrophy, of identical morphology, of different development in which a tableau of acute inflamed hypodermititis develops towards hyperalgic ulceration; intermediate forms of more chronic development; non-evolutive forms, such as certai ...20103786431
concurrent administration of ciprofloxacin and potentially interacting drugs. 20102801707
the effect of vlc scotchbond and an incremental filling technique on leakage around class ii composite restorations.the object of this study was to determine the effect of vlc scotchbond and of an incremental filling technique on microleakage around class ii composite restoration in vitro. four groups of 15-16 teeth each, were filled with the resin p-30 by one of the following techniques: a, scotchbond and incremental filling; b, scotchbond and bulk filling; c, enamel bond and incremental filling; d, enamel bond and bulk filling. the teeth were thermocycled, insulated up to 1 mm from the restorations, immerse ...20113276745
the effect of vlc scotchbond and an incremental filling technique on leakage around class ii composite restorations.the object of this study was to determine the effect of vlc scotchbond and of an incremental filling technique on microleakage around class ii composite restoration in vitro. four groups of 15-16 teeth each, were filled with the resin p-30 by one of the following techniques: a, scotchbond and incremental filling; b, scotchbond and bulk filling; c, enamel bond and incremental filling; d, enamel bond and bulk filling. the teeth were thermocycled, insulated up to 1 mm from the restorations, immerse ...20113276745
guidelines issued on treatment of pediatric bacterial meningitis. 20113240658
hepatocyte and nuclear areas and fatty infiltration of the liver in chronic alcoholic liver disease.in 117 patients affected by chronic alcoholic liver disease, we have histomorphometrically determined hepatocyte and nuclear areas, total amount of fat and total amount of fibrosis, comparing them with the following clinical and biochemical parameters: ascites, encephalopathy, jaundice, spiders, collateral circulation, splenomegaly, prothrombin activity, serum albumin, gammaglobulin, bilirubin, asat, alat, ggt, leukocyte and platelet count, and daily consumption of ethanol. both hepatocyte and n ...20113234242
neonatal convulsions. 20113268509
[an attempt at numerically evaluating dysgnathias in the deciduous dentition]. 20113256948
[an attempt at numerically evaluating dysgnathias in the deciduous dentition]. 20113256948
the role of prolactin in luteal inadequacy: treatment of hyperprolactinaemia with bromocriptine.endometrial biopsy carried out in 628 women presenting for routine investigation of infertility showed that 268 had luteal phase deficiency and 46 of them also had hyperprolactinaemia, without evidence of any other cause of their infertility. these 46 patients were given treatment with bromocriptine, starting with a dose of 1.25 mg/day and increasing to 5 mg/day, depending on how well the drug was tolerated. serum prolactin levels were assayed every month in all women who had not conceived and e ...20113383612
the role of prolactin in luteal inadequacy: treatment of hyperprolactinaemia with bromocriptine.endometrial biopsy carried out in 628 women presenting for routine investigation of infertility showed that 268 had luteal phase deficiency and 46 of them also had hyperprolactinaemia, without evidence of any other cause of their infertility. these 46 patients were given treatment with bromocriptine, starting with a dose of 1.25 mg/day and increasing to 5 mg/day, depending on how well the drug was tolerated. serum prolactin levels were assayed every month in all women who had not conceived and e ...20113383612
ethmozine (moricizine hcl): a promising drug for "automatic" atrial ectopic tachycardia.atrial ectopic tachycardia is an uncommon life-threatening supraventricular tachycardia in children and is resistant to usual antiarrhythmic drugs. whereas the cellular mechanism of atrial ectopic tachycardia is unknown, atrial ectopic tachycardia may be due to a form of automaticity. moricizine hcl has been used primarily for ventricular rhythm disturbances; the drug depresses abnormal automaticity and delayed after-depolarizations but has little effect on normal automaticity. because of this p ...20113310591
drug interactions with ethmozine (moricizine hcl).moricizine hcl, a phenothiazine derivative synthesized in the ussr in 1964, has been shown to be an orally effective antiarrhythmic drug. moricizine hcl has demonstrated a low incidence of generally mild and transient side effects. studies of possible drug interaction between it and other drugs most likely to be administered to cardiovascular patients are currently being conducted in us drug trials. possible interactions between moricizine hcl and cimetidine, and between moricizine hcl and digox ...20113310590
effects of ethmozine (moricizine hcl) on ventricular function using echocardiographic, hemodynamic and radionuclide assessments.ventricular arrhythmias combined with left ventricular (lv) dysfunction in patients portend a poor prognosis. most antiarrhythmic agents have not been sufficiently investigated to adequately describe detrimental effects on lv function; we report the effects of moricizine hcl on ventricular function in 4 trials highlighting patients with lv dysfunction. quantitative 2-dimensional echocardiography was used to evaluate 81 patients pre- and posttreatment. there was no change in mean global lv ejecti ...20113310589
electrophysiology of ethmozine (moricizine hcl) for ventricular tachycardia.moricizine hcl, an antiarrhythmic phenothiazine drug, was investigated for its efficacy against ventricular tachycardia (vt) in a group of 60 patients from 8 institutions using electrophysiologic testing before and after oral administration. moricizine hcl significantly prolonged pr, qrs, ah and hv intervals and cycle length for atrioventricular nodal block, but had minimal or no effect on repolarization or cardiac refractory periods. induction of sustained vt (in 33 patients) and nonsustained v ...20113310588
ethmozine (moricizine hcl) therapy for complex ventricular arrhythmias.moricizine hcl (ethmozine), a new antiarrhythmic agent, was administered to 102 patients with refractory ventricular fibrillation (n = 31), sustained ventricular tachycardia (vt) (n = 46) or symptomatic nonsustained vt (n = 25). a noninvasive approach utilizing monitoring and exercise testing was used in 82 patients who had a high density of reproducible spontaneous arrhythmia, whereas 20 patients without such arrhythmia required invasive electrophysiologic testing. the dosage of moricizine hcl ...20113310587
antiarrhythmic efficacy of ethmozine (moricizine hcl) compared with disopyramide and propranolol.in the investigation of new antiarrhythmic drugs, comparative trials with clinically available antiarrhythmic agents provide a perspective from which to judge the new investigational agent. two clinical investigations of moricizine hcl, each using a placebo-controlled, double-blind, crossover design, are summarized. in the first study, 18 patients with greater than or equal to 30 ventricular premature complexes (vpcs) per hour (mean 369 +/- 95) were given propranolol (120 mg daily) compared with ...20113310586
pharmacokinetics of moricizine hcl.moricizine hcl is a phenothiazine derivative with antiarrhythmic properties. it was developed in the ussr and is now undergoing clinical evaluation. although preliminary work has shown moricizine hcl to be effective in treating both atrial and ventricular arrhythmias, little is known of its pharmacokinetics. there is a 4-fold variability in range for its elimination half-life and in volumes of distribution and clearance. there is a linear relation for peak plasma levels and area under the plasma ...20113310583
electrophysiologic aspects of moricizine hcl.moricizine hcl, a phenothiazine derivative, is a new antiarrhythmic drug that has quinidine-like effects on the myocardium. moricizine hcl, 1 x 10(-7) g/ml, significantly decreases vmax of the transmembrane action potential of canine purkinje fibers and reduces the duration of the action potential at 50% and 90% of repolarization, whereas resting potential is unchanged. the drug decreases the fast inward sodium current (lna), as measured by the double sucrose gap technique in frog atrium trabecu ...20113310582
cardiorespiratory response to early exercise testing after orthotopic cardiac transplantation. 20113310578
exercise capacity and hemodynamics in persons aged 20 to 50 years with systemic hypertension treated with diltiazem and atenolol.hemodynamic responses and exercise capacity were studied during maximal exercise in 25 young hypertensive persons (mean age 40 years) taking placebo, diltiazem (mean 216 mg/day) and atenolol (mean 80 mg/day). the study was a crossover, double-blind, randomized trial, each medication period lasting 2 months. sitting blood pressure (bp) was 160 +/- 19/109 +/- 8 mm hg after run-in. both drugs decreased bp significantly, diltiazem by 10/ 11 mm hg and atenolol by 16/14 mm hg (difference not significa ...20113310576
aids update. current treatment approaches. 20113310574
aids update. history, disease manifestations, and transmission. 20113310573
cardiovascular outcomes of treating high blood pressure.because hypertension is a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease, it has been anticipated that therapeutic reduction of blood pressure would protect patients from serious complications. in fact, this has been shown for strokes, congestive heart failure, and renal insufficiency. but in large trials of hypertension treatment, patients receiving active medications experienced an incidence of coronary events that averaged only 7% lower than that in placebo-treated patients. this report examine ...20113310572
history of the departments (other science-related units) and disciplines. 20113310560
[a case of renal angiomyolipoma treated with partial nephrectomy. diagnostic value of ultrasonography and computed tomography].a 62-year-old woman with renal angiomyolipoma is reported. ultrasonogram revealed a hyperechoic renal mass and computed tomography showed a fatty density area in the tumor. preoperative diagnosis of renal angiomyolipoma was made and was confirmed by frozen section during the operation. partial nephrectomy was performed subsequently. renal angiomyolipoma is known by its fat content causing high echogenicity in the ultrasonogram and fatty density area in computed tomography. renal angiomyolipoma, ...20113310557
psoriasis treatment with repuva in the united arab emirates.twenty-one patients with severe psoriasis involving more than 40% of the body surface were included in the first controlled study of repuva therapy in the united arab emirates. the control group was given puva only. in the repuva group, puva was started with the retinoids (not following the retinoids by 2 weeks as is usually done in the standard repuva therapy) and then was gradually increased, so it was possible to give 4 j/cm2 by the beginning of the third week. administration of puva in this ...20113209324
serum and leukocyte lactate dehydrogenase activity in leukaemias.lactate dehydrogenase (lhd) content of serum and leukocytes was examined in 42 haematologically normal healthy volunteers and in 34 patients suffering from various types of leukaemia. all patients were studied at the time of presentation and before any therapeutic intervention. serum ldh was elevated in all types of leukaemia. in acute myeloid leukaemia (aml) a significant elevation of leukocyte ldh activity (p less than 0.005) was noted. in acute lymphoblastic leukaemia leukocyte (all), ldh was ...20113209127
disseminated tuberculosis causing acute adrenal failure, c.t. findings with post mortem correlation. 20113202756
dealing with hospital infections in developing countries. 20113194947
unisa qualified nurse educators: a profile according to three post categories. 20113219769
secondary structure of 11 s globulin in aqueous solution investigated by ft-ir derivative spectroscopy.secondary structure of 11 s globulin, a major storage protein of soybean seeds, has been investigated in aqueous solution by ft-ir spectroscopy. conformational changes in the native protein upon thermal and chemical denaturation have been monitored by observing changes in the frequency position and peak intensity of the various bands. the frequency of the amide i band of the native protein shifts by 4 cm-1 from 1,643 cm-1 to 1,647 cm-1 when denatured, while the corresponding intensity of the ami ...20113191144
the urologic office laboratory.for a variety of reasons, urologists are considering and reconsidering their needs in beginning an office laboratory. advances in technology have made many instruments available for in-office analysis of blood and urine for various purposes. moreover, changes in microbiologic analysis have made bacteriuria screening and culture and sensitivity testing of urine possible at different levels of sophistication. the authors consider some of the available modalities, their advantages and disadvantages ...20113188296
[cancer and nipple discharge].the authors, in a retrospective study, have looked at the clinical and paraclinical parameters that suggest that a cancer may be present when there is a nipple discharge. by using logistic regression on these criteria a model has been able to be constructed with four variables (bloody discharge, and associated palpable tumour, a suspicious mammographic appearance and atypical or proliferating cells in cytology). the probability of a cancer being present varies between three per thousand when non ...20113351205
accurate ultrasonic estimation of fetal weight. prospective analysis of new ultrasonic formulas.five new ultrasonic weight formulae incorporating head circumference, fetal femur length, and a correction for oligohydramnios were prospectively analyzed in a group of 198 unselected patients scanned within 72 hours of birth. comparison with the shepard formula showed that inclusion of these parameters slightly, but significantly, improved the random error of weight estimation. the best-fit formula was: log(10) bw = .04355hc + .05394ac - .0008582hc x ac + 1.2594 (fl/ac) - 2.0661.20113530267
metabolism of 2-aminoethylphosphonic acid during embryonic development of the schistosomal vector biomphalaria glabrata.1. egg masses of the planorbid snail biomphalaria glabrata contain 2-aminoethylphosphonic acid (aep) in three different chemical environments, as determined by 31p nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, giving signals at 20.9, 21.0 and 23.4 delta. 2. the signal at 21.0 delta decreased in intensity during embryonic development, whereas the other two did not change significantly. 3. the following relationship is suggested: extraembryonic aep--------intraembryonic aep--------phosphates. 4. ph tit ...20113427925
[hla as a marker gene in the diagnosis and treatment of chronic rheumatoid arthritis]. 20113249992
eimeria spp. (apicomplexa:eimeriidae) parasitic in wallabies and kangaroos of the genera setonix, thylogale, wallabia, lagorchestes and dendrolagus (marsupialia:macropodidae). 20113225117
an examination of three spatial disease clustering methodologies.patterns of disease in space are often analysed to determine whether a relationship exists between a disease outcome and environmental exposures. this report examines the performance of three cluster analytical methods when applied to a single data set. these methods, designed to assess the purely spatial variation of events, have been examined to assess their ability to detect clustering in an area where disease rates have previously been shown to be significantly elevated. the ability of these ...20113225103
effect of glycerol treatment on pulmonary lipid metabolism in mice.in this study, we demonstrated that glycerol treatment caused the alterations of pulmonary lipid compositions in ddy mice. the increases of total phospholipid (tpl), diacylglyceride (dg), phosphatidylcholine (pc) and phosphatidylethanolamine (pe) + phosphatidylglycerol (pg) contents in the lung were observed by oral administration of 5% glycerol in drinking water for 2 weeks. however, other pulmonary lipid components measured in this study were almost unchanged by this treatment. these results s ...20113187201
testosterone changes the electric organ discharge and external morphology of the mormyrid fish, gnathonemus petersii (mormyriformes).effects of silastic and pellet methyltestosterone implants on the waveform of the electric organ discharge of the weakly electric african mormyrid, gnathonemus petersii, were investigated. within seven days of implantation, the duration of the discharge increased dramatically while the associated peak power frequency of the fourier spectrum decreased in all treated fish. by day 35, hormone-treated fish exhibited up to five-fold increases in eod duration, as well as multiple discharges and variat ...20113181377
child abuse: detecting and reporting. 20113329222
lubricants, irrigants and chelating agents: selection and use. 20113267530
lubricants, irrigants and chelating agents: selection and use. 20113267530
[mild side-effects of oral contraceptives].detailed interview information was obtained from 515 women in connection with a swedish-norwegian comparative investigation on possible connections between use of oral contraceptives (ocs) and premenopausal breast cancer. the norwegian data was reviewed to ascertain the occurrence of mild side effects and how these side effects influence the use of ocs. in all, 63% of those interviewed had used ocs. side effects were reported in 55.6% of the 629 use periods. the most frequent side effects were w ...20113206463
development of the olecranon bursa. an anatomic cadaver study.anatomic dissection of the elbows of 63 cadavers selected at random were performed in an attempt to find out whether the incidental disparity of olecranon bursitis between children and adults might be explained by anatomic differences. the volume of the bursae was determined by syringes used for methylene blue injections. there were no olecranon bursae in children under the age of 7 years; the volume of the bursae increased with age; and the bursa was usually larger on the right, i.e., the commo ...20113673537
the dexamethasone suppression test and depressive signs in dementia.the non-suppression by dexamethasone of endogenous cortisol production has been held to be a specific and sensitive indicator of biological depression. non-suppression has, however, been reported in a proportion of patients with severe dementia. in the present study failure of suppression was found in 10 out of 20 demented patients. the non-suppressors scored significantly higher on a scale of signs of depression. following antidepressant treatment, 3 out of 8 non-suppressors reverted to normal ...20113156915
preference for 2 mg versus 4 mg nicotine chewing gum. 20113224191
reversible cerebral lesions associated with tiazofurin usage: mr demonstration.tiazofurin is an experimental chemotherapeutic agent currently undergoing clinical evaluation. we report our results with magnetic resonance (mr) in demonstrating reversible cerebral abnormalities concurrent with the use of this drug. the abnormalities on mr were correlated with findings on ct as well as with cerebral angiography. the utility of mr in the evaluation of patients receiving this new agent is illustrated.20113183120
incidence of peritonitis, distribution of causative bacteria and outcome in continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (capd) in kuwait.in 28 capd patients in kuwait, 69 peritonitis episodes occurred in an observation period of 311 patient treatment months (1 episode per 4.5 ptm). microorganisms were isolated 53 times (gram-positive 34, gram-negative 17, fungi 2). peritonitis was the principal cause for stopping capd, i.e. on 9 occasions. gram-negative and fungal peritonitis had particularly high failure rates.20113179071
[late sequelae of intrauterine and birth-related lesions of the brain].the article analyzes the characteristics of the motor and mental development of children with a history of intrauterine and birth-related damage to the brain. on the basis of a long-term follow-up the authors have identified correlation between the severity of cerebral damage and the course of pregnancy and parturition and describe characteristics of the psychomotor development of children with a history of brain damage of varying degree. an emphasis is made on the necessity of prolonged observa ...20113425065
functional variations in leucocytes in childhood pulmonary tuberculosis. 20113220545
[effects of intraligamentous anesthesia on tooth mobility]. 20113165813
[comparative long-term studies on ketac fil and amalgam in deciduous teeth]. 20113165808
cocaine abuse treated with phenelzine.cocaine abuse, a destructive and deadly worldwide problem, can be controlled effectively and inexpensively. highly successful results in treating 26 cocaine-abusing patients, most of whom failed other treatment modalities, were achieved with the use of phenelzine (nardil, parke-davis). phenelzine was chosen because cocaine is contraindicated in patients taking the medication and also because it reduces the craving for cocaine. phenelzine is thought to correct the biochemical defects caused by ch ...20113235232
cocaine abuse treated with phenelzine.cocaine abuse, a destructive and deadly worldwide problem, can be controlled effectively and inexpensively. highly successful results in treating 26 cocaine-abusing patients, most of whom failed other treatment modalities, were achieved with the use of phenelzine (nardil, parke-davis). phenelzine was chosen because cocaine is contraindicated in patients taking the medication and also because it reduces the craving for cocaine. phenelzine is thought to correct the biochemical defects caused by ch ...20113235232
restoring facial appearance using osseointegrated dental (branemark) implants. 20113163066
peritoneal implants of ovarian serous borderline tumors. histologic features and prognosis.the clinicopathologic features of 56 cases of ovarian serous borderline tumors (sbt) associated with peritoneal implants were reviewed. data from 368 person-years of follow-up (median follow-up, 6.0 years) were analyzed to investigate the possibility that the histologic features of implants of this type of tumor may correlate with the prognosis. eighty-five percent of the 56 patients were clinically free of tumor at the time of death or at last contact. thirteen percent of the patients died of t ...20113179935
early use of okt3 monoclonal antibody in renal transplantation to prevent rejection.okt3 monoclonal anti-t cell antibody was used during the first 2 weeks following cadaveric renal transplantation to prevent rejection. when compared with a control group receiving triple immunosuppression with cyclosporine, azathioprine, and prednisone, the okt3, azathioprine, and prednisone group had significantly fewer acute rejections during the first month (6% v 50%; p less than 0.01), and the mean time of onset of the first rejection was significantly delayed (day 47 v day 8; p less than 0. ...20113277400
a method for the assessment of body image disturbance in patients with eating disorders.this paper describes a new method for assessing body image disturbances in eating disordered patients. fifteen bulimic, 25 anorexic, and 24 normal controls served as subjects. all subjects were matched for age and height, and bulimics and controls were matched for weight as well. all subjects completed the perceived body image scale (pbis), which required subjects to report on how they see themselves when they look in the mirror, how they think they look, and how they feel themselves to be, refl ...20113170304
[improvement in the academic process preceding vocational practice]. 20113166260
distinguishing narcissistic and borderline personality disorders using dsm-iii criteria. 20113652684
distinguishing narcissistic and borderline personality disorders using dsm-iii criteria. 20113652684
oculocerebrorenal syndrome: case report with ct and mr correlates. 20113111218
hospital liability in malpractice cases for negligence in the granting and renewal of medical staff membership and clinical privileges. 20113757505
racial differences in acute lymphocytic leukemia mortality and incidence trends.mortality and morbidity rates for childhood leukemia are examined with reference to time trends and racial differences. prior to 1964, white and nonwhite children had very different acute lymphocytic leukemia (all) mortality rates. with the advent of successful chemotherapy, the mortality rate of all in white children has decreased resulting in virtually no racial differences in all mortality. the reasons for a stable all mortality rate in nonwhite children despite successful chemotherapy includ ...20113162512
the changing institutions. 20113156425
general practitioner referral rates. 20113147751
[ablation of atrio-ventricular conduction by fulguration of the his bundle. proposal for a simplified technic. apropos of 70 cases].between 1982 and 1987, 70 patients (32 men, 38 women, aged from 45 to 93 years) underwent catheter ablation of his bundle and were followed up for more than 3 months. the disorders treated were atrial fibrillation, flutter of tachycardia (62 cases), junctional tachycardia (7 cases) and refractory atrial extrasystoles (1 case). the overall results were: early failure in 1 case, late death in 3 cases, persistent high degree av block in 53 cases (75 p. 100), 1st degree av block in 9 cases (12 p. 10 ...20113147638
immunoglobulin administration into cerebral subarachnoid space in a child with hypogammaglobulinemia and aseptic meningoencephalitis. 20113144830
the effect of calcium on renin, aldosterone and prostaglandin release. 20113551541
[bruxism: rehabilitation and control on the basis of neuro-muscular principles]. 20113173295
[comparative evaluation of the effectiveness of hemosorption in the treatment of patients with various forms of chronic arterial insufficiency of lower limbs].a comparative effectiveness of hemosorption in relation to atherosclerotic or autoimmune genesis of the disease is presented by results of the treatment of 41 patients with chronic arterial insufficiency of the extremities. the effectiveness of hemosorption is shown to be significantly higher in patients with autoimmune genesis of the disease than with atherosclerosis.20114002524
"in situ" modulation of murine neuroblastoma growth and biochemical differentiation by the adrenergic nervous system and nerve growth factor. 20113136459
household smoking exposure--association with middle ear effusions.middle ear effusions are associated with hearing impairments which may result in abnormalities or lags in children's hearing, speech, and cognition. treatment rather than prevention of this problem has previously been emphasized in the medical literature. while the risks of passive smoking on various aspects of health are now becoming accepted, little is known about the effect of smoke exposure on the middle ears of children. we evaluated the association between middle ear effusions and househol ...20113243392
household smoking exposure--association with middle ear effusions.middle ear effusions are associated with hearing impairments which may result in abnormalities or lags in children's hearing, speech, and cognition. treatment rather than prevention of this problem has previously been emphasized in the medical literature. while the risks of passive smoking on various aspects of health are now becoming accepted, little is known about the effect of smoke exposure on the middle ears of children. we evaluated the association between middle ear effusions and househol ...20113243392
[complicated treitz's hernia]. 20113381415
[risk factors in surgical treatment of acute cholecystitis].results of the operative treatment of 1574 patients with acute cholecystitis are analyzed. main factors responsible for the development of unfavourable results of operation are late operations on patients with the developed pyo-septic complications of cholecystitis, senility and severe concomitant diseases as well as some medical errors.20113381400
mcardle's sign in multiple sclerosis. 20113216220
a case of homocystinuria. 20113138571
determining the prevalence of epilepsy in the semi-urban population of nakuru, kenya, comparing two independent methods not apparently used before in epilepsy studies.due to meagre resources in terms of trained medical personnel and financial support and the absence of accurate population-based data in most parts of the developing world, there is an urgent need to develop new epidemiological study designs that are simple, accurate and easy to use. key informant methodology and random cluster sample survey methods were used independently (a) to determine the prevalence of epilepsy and (b) to compare the efficiency, cost effectiveness and feasibility of the two ...20113136404
characterization and cloning of alloreactive t lymphocytes from pancreas allografts transplanted into diabetics. 20113114928
ct diagnosis of renal pedicle injury.the ct findings in 6 renal vascular injuries were reviewed. the most specific observations in traumatic renal arterial thrombosis were nonexcretion, "rim" enhancement, and abrupt termination of an enhanced renal artery. other signs of a disrupted renal vascular pedicle included central retroperitoneal hematoma associated with limited perinephric hematoma causing lateral displacement of the kidney. we conclude that ct allows differentiation of the causes of the absent or poor urographic nephrogra ...20114012928
[multiple ocular localization of a chronic atrophic polychondritis]. 20113153875
current status of clinical islet transplantation. 20113143652
tuberculosis control in the rsa. 20113358221
t suppressor cell growth factor and anti-cd3 antibodies stimulate reciprocal subsets of t lymphocytes.because of the central role of il-2 in clonal expansion of t cells, we have postulated that lymphocyte subpopulations with opposing regulatory functions might be independently regulated by differential requirements for expression of cell-surface il-2-r. purified cd4+ and cd8+ cells proliferated in an il-2-dependent manner to crosslinked anti-t cell receptor antibodies (anti-cd3-seph). similarly, both cd4+ and cd8+ cells became il-2 responsive after incubation in t suppressor cell growth factor ( ...20113110353
desmopressin (ddavp) for treatment of disorders of hemostasis.at a time when the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome as well as hepatitis and other blood-borne diseases are a threat to patients with bleeding disorders who need treatment with blood products, it is rewarding to realize that a number of these patients can be safely and effectively treated with their own desmopressin-stimulated f.viii:c and vwf. desmopressin is clinically useful for treatment of patients with moderate and mild hemophilia. the limits of the clinical indications are established b ...20113104987
chronic paroxysmal hemicrania, episodic cluster headache and classic migraine in one patient. 20113437308
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