Publications
| Title | Abstract | Year Filter | PMID(sorted ascending) Filter |
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| acoustic-immittance measures in normal ears. | a data base of acoustic-immittance measures in normal adults is presented. the subject pool consisted of 127 adults with normal hearing and a negative otologic history. norms are presented for hearing thresholds, ipsilateral and contralateral acoustic-reflex thresholds, tympanometry, static acoustic-admittance measures, and middle-ear (tympanogram peak) pressure. | 2013 | 3599948 |
| normal prostate and adjacent structures: mr imaging at 1.5 t. | pelvic magnetic resonance images obtained at 1.5 t of 29 male patients with no known genitourinary tract disease were retrospectively reviewed. normal anatomic features of the prostate and its adjacent structures were studied with spin echo techniques with short and long repetition times/echo times (tr/te). long tr/te (t2-weighted) images routinely showed differentiation of peripheral and central prostatic zones, as well as a separate periprostatic venous plexus. guidelines were developed to opt ... | 2013 | 3602374 |
| effect of altrenogest and lutalyse on parturition control, plasma progesterone, unconjugated estrogen and 13,14-dihydro-15-keto-prostaglandin f2 alpha in sows. | to investigate control of parturition time, 154 sows farrowing 220 litters at three locations were treated with altrenogest and lutalyse (pg). the four treatment groups were: 1) no treatment (control group); 2) an im injection of 15 mg of pg at 1000 on d 111, 112 or 113 of gestation (d 0 = first day of estrus and gestation); 3) altrenogest (20 mg x sow-1 x d-1) fed twice daily for 4 d starting on d 109, 110 or 111; and 4) altrenogest and an injection of pg at 1000 on the day after the last feedi ... | 1987 | 3610870 |
| child health. programmes for the under-privileged. | 2011 | 3633520 | |
| pain facility certification standards. | 2013 | 3647082 | |
| bioavailability of phosphorus from defluorinated and dicalcium phosphates and phosphorus requirement of calves. | bioavailability of p from defluorinated phosphate and dicalcium phosphate and the p requirement were studied with 63 male holstein calves. a p depletion diet containing .08% total p on a dry matter basis was fed to all animals for 4 wk beginning at 6 wk of age and 61 kg weight. calves developed typical signs of p deficiency. the depletion period was followed by a 6-wk experimental period in which the same depletion diet was used as a control. phosphorus from each of the two sources was added to ... | 1987 | 3668046 |
| no haematuria--no ivu. | 2013 | 3679775 | |
| the osmotic fragility of red cells in hereditary stomatocytic elliptocytosis. | 2013 | 3682946 | |
| the physiology and psychology of behavioral inhibition in children. | longitudinal study of 2 cohorts of children selected in the second or third year of life to be extremely cautious and shy (inhibited) or fearless and outgoing (uninhibited) to unfamiliar events revealed preservation of these 2 behavioral qualities through the sixth year of life. additionally, more of the inhibited children showed signs of activation in 1 or more of the physiological circuits that usually respond to novelty and challenge, namely, the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, the retic ... | 2013 | 3691195 |
| methylergometrine antagonizes 5 ht in the temporal artery. | methylergometrine, the main metabolite of methysergide, has 40-times greater 5 ht antagonistic potency than methysergide in isolated segments of human temporal artery. it is suggested that methylergometrine is the "active" drug when methysergide is used in migraine prophylaxis, and that the two compounds should be compared in prophylactic trials in migraine. | 1987 | 3691600 |
| family-centred maternity care--what has happened in five years? | 2013 | 3699288 | |
| inflammatory fibroid polyp of the stomach. | fourteen cases of inflammatory fibroid polyp of the stomach were studied in terms of immunohistochemistry and ultrastructure. they occurred as polypoid lesions in the antrum, except for two found in the body of the stomach. out of the 14 cases, two were found to be multiple and the remainder solitary. in all but one lesion, the mucosal layer was involved and six lesions were entirely localized within the mucosal layer, suggesting that inflammatory fibroid polyps of the stomach originate in the m ... | 1986 | 3716789 |
| [microemulsions of isopropyl myristate]. | 2013 | 3720927 | |
| circumscribed endometrial stromatosis of the uterus with marked epitheliogenesis. | a 75-year-old female suffered from continuous abnormal genital bleeding; endometrial biopsy was interpreted as stromal hyperplasia. simple total abdominal hysterectomy with bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy was performed. a circumscribed tumor covered by atrophic endometrium was found in the uterine fundus, bulging into the endometrial cavity; histological pictures revealed endometrial stromatosis with marked epitheliogenesis having a papillary formation and sex-cord-like differentiation. no recur ... | 2013 | 3721309 |
| a prospective evaluation of the protective effect of car seatbelts. | a 3-year prospective study of road traffic accidents was performed in oxfordshire by a combined team of surgeons and engineers in which injury severity was accurately recorded and related both to seatbelt use and velocity change during the collision--an objective, computer-derived index of impact severity. analysis of the injuries sustained in relation to the average crash severity from which they resulted has shown that for frontal impacts the use of seatbelts has had a major protective effect ... | 2013 | 3723626 |
| the biology of basal cell carcinomas--a revisit and recent developments. | this paper will review some of the present information on the biology of basal cell carcinoma. recent developments include a better understanding of the basement membrane components surrounding the tumor nodules, as well as identifying the most actively dividing cells in solid basal cell carcinoma by autoradiographic techniques. the implications of a recently developed animal model will also be discussed. | 2013 | 3734233 |
| a case of bladder agenesis. | we report a case of bladder agenesis with anal atresia, left renal agenesis, left ovarian agenesis and renal tubular acidosis. | 2013 | 3735542 |
| effect of serum on inhibition of dna synthesis in leukemia cells by cis- and trans-(pt (nh3) 2c1(2)). | we examined the inhibition of dna synthesis by cis- and trans-diamminedichloroplatinum (ii) (cis- and trans-pt) in leukemia cells, yac-1 and rada1. the degree of inhibition by trans-pt was about the same as that by cis-pt in vitro in the absence of serum, but the former was much lower than the latter in vivo or in the presence of serum in vitro. atomic absorption studies showed that the amount of trans-pt trapped by the serum in vitro is much larger than that of cis-pt. therefore, the amount of ... | 2013 | 3741425 |
| high oxygen requirements of dyskinetic cardiac muscle. | this study assesses the regional oxygen requirements of muscle segments that are beating and working, beating and empty, arrested and decompressed, and nonischemic that move dyskinetically. regional oxygen demands were evaluated by producing a dyskinetic segment by infusing regional cardioplegic solution through a left anterior descending coronary artery catheter with and without extracorporeal circulation. the results show that the o2 demands of the perfused dyskinetic cardiac muscle segment (4 ... | 1986 | 3747582 |
| evidence against systolic intramural forces as the primary cause of subendocardial preponderance of ischemia. | verification of the current view that subendocardial preponderance of ischemia is due to greater forces generated in the deep myocardial layer during systole was undertaken. in anesthetized mongrel dogs transient ischemia was produced in two different situations of altered systolic forces. first, in order to remove that part of the systolic force which is related to intracavitary pressure, left ventricular bypass was created and the left ventricle vented. second, in order to even out the transmu ... | 1986 | 3753389 |
| the microvascular response to growth factors in the hamster cheek pouch. | implicit in attempts to characterize and purify biologically active factors is the premise that the bioassay system employed will show a progressive increase in the response as the concentration of the responsible factor increases. we employed the hamster cheek pouch to assay the neovascularization potential of growth factors, including endothelial cell growth supplement (ecgs), epidermal growth factor (egf), fibroblast growth factor (fgf) and platelet-derived growth factor (pdgf). each growth f ... | 2013 | 3753390 |
| [atracurium (tracrium). a new non-depolarizing neuromuscular blocker]. | 1986 | 3755261 | |
| corticosteroids in rheumatoid arthritis. | 2013 | 3767473 | |
| oligodeoxynucleotide stability in subcellular extracts and culture media. | oligodeoxynucleotide degradation was studied in four systems in order to assess the importance of degradation in hybridization arrest experiments dependent on oligodeoxynucleotides complementary to mrna sequences. oligodeoxynucleotides were not detectably degraded over 2 h at 37 degrees c in rabbit reticulocyte lysate or dulbecco's modified essential medium with 5% fetal calf serum, but were degraded over 2 h in hela cell postmitochondrial cytoplasmic extract, and were degraded within 15 min in ... | 1986 | 3772027 |
| [evoked spinal potentials in the wistar rat: effect of cord compression and drugs]. | changes of the evoked spinal cord potential (esp) were measured in wistar rats by giving acute compression to the spinal cord injury. the effects of naloxone, methylprednisolone and prostaglandin e1 on esp of the damaged spinal cord were also closely examined. normal esp of rats showed two negative peaks, an initial wave (the 1st potential) and a subsequent gentle and small wave (the 2nd potential). after placing a 10 g weight on the spinal cord, the potential decreased in amplitude and prolonge ... | 1986 | 3772215 |
| surgical treatment of cerebrovascular occlusive disease. a follow-up study. | this prospective open study of 124 patients [80% with completed stroke (cs), 16% with tias, 4% with prind] consecutively admitted between 1976 and 1981 investigates the rates of reinfarction after surgical treatment (extra-intracranial arterial bypass, eiab and/or carotid thrombendarterectomy, tea). 34% of patients had unilateral carotid stenosis, 26% unilateral internal carotid artery occlusion, 17% had occlusion of one and stenosis of the contralateral internal carotid artery, 14% bilateral ca ... | 2013 | 3788672 |
| factors producing error in the total leucocyte count as measured on the coulter counter s plus ivd. | whole blood specimens, anticoagulated with potassium edta, which were seen to have particles interfering with the total leucocyte count were collected. this interference was detected, when the samples were processed through a coulter counter s plus ivd, by r1 regional flags or backlighting of the leucocyte count. these specimens then had visual leucocyte counts performed using a counting chamber method and were examined microscopically, to ascertain possible causes of the interference. it was sh ... | 2013 | 3791886 |
| effects of testosterone, estrogen, and dihydrotestosterone upon aggressive and sexual behavior of female rats. | groups of female tmd rats were treated either with estradiol benzoate (eb), dihydrotestosterone propionate (dhtp), testosterone propionate (tp), eb + dhtp (eb/dhtp), or with oil. these groups of females were tested for social aggression and for masculine and feminine sexual behavior. in addition, patterns of masculine and feminine sexual responses during the aggressive encounters, were investigated. tp-treated females of the same strain were used as opponents in the tests for aggression. in acco ... | 1986 | 3793023 |
| a theoretical model to study the effect of convection and leaky junctions on macromolecule transport in artery walls. | a mathematical model is presented herein to determine the effect of convection on macromolecular transport across an artery wall due to transmural or osmotic pressure differences. the model is based on an extension of the leaky junction-cell turnover model of weinbaum et al. (1985) to take into account a combined transport mechanism of convection and diffusion and also to provide the leaky junctions in the model with a finite resistance, thus allowing the results to be extended to intercellular ... | 1986 | 3795993 |
| scanning electron microscopical and histochemical study of the endoderm in the early chick embryo. | the endoderm of gastrulating chick embryos shows regional variations in cell shape and size. these were studied by scanning electron microscopy, histochemistry and immunofluorescence. particular attention was given to the distribution of the cytoskeleton. four zones of differing morphology were observed. the changing size and shape of these zones could be correlated with the entry of the definitive endoblast through the primitive streak, displacing existing primary hypoblast to the edges of the ... | 2013 | 3798021 |
| response of dogs to challenge with ancylostoma ceylanicum during the tenure of a primary hookworm infection. | a model of human hookworm infection has been developed which shows that dogs currently infected with small numbers of hookworms are considerably resistant to a challenge infection with a large inoculum of infective larvae. two groups of dogs were infected with 500 larvae and four weeks after infection one group together with a previously uninfected control group were infected with 5,000 larvae and followed for six weeks. when compared with the secondary infection control dogs, faecal egg excreti ... | 1986 | 3798534 |
| structures of the sugar chains of a major glycoprotein present in the egg jelly coat of a starfish, asterias amurensis. | sugar chains of a major glycoprotein, obtained from the egg jelly coat of a starfish (asterias amurensis), were released quantitatively as oligosaccharides by hydrazinolysis. after n-acetylation, they were converted to radioactive oligosaccharides by reduction with nab3h4. analysis by paper electrophoresis revealed that all of them were neutral oligosaccharides. upon bio-gel p-4 column chromatography, the radioactive oligosaccharide mixture was separated into four components. structural study of ... | 2012 | 3813529 |
| structures of the sugar chains of a major glycoprotein present in the egg jelly coat of a starfish, asterias amurensis. | sugar chains of a major glycoprotein, obtained from the egg jelly coat of a starfish (asterias amurensis), were released quantitatively as oligosaccharides by hydrazinolysis. after n-acetylation, they were converted to radioactive oligosaccharides by reduction with nab3h4. analysis by paper electrophoresis revealed that all of them were neutral oligosaccharides. upon bio-gel p-4 column chromatography, the radioactive oligosaccharide mixture was separated into four components. structural study of ... | 2012 | 3813529 |
| the concept and pathogenesis of active but asymptomatic coronary artery disease. | 2012 | 3815781 | |
| cytotoxicity of airborne particles from roadside urban gardens. | airborne particles were collected in two small urban gardens along the roads with heavy traffic in hong kong. the chemical and physical properties of the particles of a diameter about 1 micron were analysed by a scanning electron microscope incorporated with a x-ray energy dispersive microanalyzer and an atomic absorption spectrophotometer. the cytotoxicities of particles were compared using an in vitro alveolar macrophage culture assay. it was found that both particles significantly increase (p ... | 2013 | 3823860 |
| [normal development of the secondary sex characteristics in a case of 46,xy gonadal dysgenesis]. | 2013 | 3834826 | |
| [ministry of welfare: appointment of nursing system deliberation committee]. | 2013 | 3851956 | |
| [nursing of a patient with stomatitis due to the adverse effect of cancer therapy]. | 2011 | 3856697 | |
| patterns of infant-mother attachments: antecedents and effects on development. | 2007 | 3864510 | |
| complications of the burn injury. | complications secondary to thermal, chemical, or electrical injury are varied and involve organ systems other than the skin. they proceed, to some degree, in a chronologic sequence and can thus be anticipated. | 2013 | 3870968 |
| osteocalcin in human serum: a circadian rhythm. | osteocalcin, the vitamin k-dependent protein synthesized in bone, is found in blood. the level of circulating osteocalcin has recently been used as an indicator of the rate of bone turnover. we measured serum osteocalcin during 24-h periods in 6 normal 20- to 30-yr-old men and 4 women. blood was sampled via an indwelling venous catheter every 30 or 60 min for 24 h. circadian rhythmicity in circulating osteocalcin was found in 9 of the 10 individuals studied. osteocalcin levels fell during the mo ... | 1985 | 3871789 |
| the segmental nephrogram. | 2013 | 3875232 | |
| [production of tetanolysin preparations and characteristics of their properties]. | as the result of the study of tetanolysin-producing clostridium tetani strains, their populations have been found to be markedly heterogeneous with respect to the hemolytic activity of clone cultures. on the basis of normal and dialyzed cultures of selected variants with maximum activity the preparations of tetanolysin have been obtained, and their hemolytic activity and antigenic properties have been studied. antihemolytic rabbit sera have also been obtained and characterized. partially purifie ... | 1985 | 3898671 |
| [production of tetanolysin preparations and characteristics of their properties]. | as the result of the study of tetanolysin-producing clostridium tetani strains, their populations have been found to be markedly heterogeneous with respect to the hemolytic activity of clone cultures. on the basis of normal and dialyzed cultures of selected variants with maximum activity the preparations of tetanolysin have been obtained, and their hemolytic activity and antigenic properties have been studied. antihemolytic rabbit sera have also been obtained and characterized. partially purifie ... | 1985 | 3898671 |
| [scientific activities of the institute of tuberculosis during 35 years of its existence]. | 2013 | 3900954 | |
| [scientific activities of the institute of tuberculosis during 35 years of its existence]. | 2013 | 3900954 | |
| gene-spliced hormone for growth approved. | 2013 | 3901256 | |
| viscoelastic properties of setting elastomeric impression materials. | an instrument was introduced to determine the relationship between induced and permanent tensile deformation of selected elastomeric dental impression materials during and after setting. the method accurately recorded viscoelastic properties of impression materials. | 2014 | 3903132 |
| adjuvant tamoxifen and chemotherapy in stage ii breast cancer: interim findings from nsabp protocol b-09. | 2010 | 3904232 | |
| [acid-etching effects on ground primary enamel (i)]. | 2013 | 3906821 | |
| [acid-etching effects on ground primary enamel (i)]. | 2013 | 3906821 | |
| comparative efficacy of calcium antagonist drugs in the prophylaxis of migraine. | 2013 | 3908401 | |
| comparative efficacy of calcium antagonist drugs in the prophylaxis of migraine. | 2013 | 3908401 | |
| [changes in the mucous membrane of the trachea and bronchi in dogs based on bronchoscopic data for the combined action of 239pu and gamma-radiation as compared with the individual actions]. | it was established that under conditions of combined exposure of dogs to external gamma- and internal alpha-radiation, a preirradiation with 51.6 mc/kg gamma-rays prevents the development of the signs of endobronchitis which are typical for endobronchitis induced by inhalation of submicron 239pu dioxide and manifested by hyperemia of trachea and bronchus mucosa, edema, and the presence of mucopurulent exudate. | 1985 | 3909215 |
| cloning and characterization of mefloquine-resistant plasmodium falciparum from thailand. | resistance to mefloquine in plasmodium falciparum has begun to occur along the border of thailand and kampuchea. as a means of assessing the natural occurrence of mefloquine resistance, the admission and post-treatment parasite isolates from a mefloquine treatment failure were cloned and characterized. clones from the admission isolate were susceptible to mefloquine in vitro (id50 of 3.4 [2-5], g [95% ci] ng/ml) and showed a mixture of isozyme types for glucose phosphate isomerase (gpi types i a ... | 1985 | 3914841 |
| structure of the linkage units between ribitol teichoic acids and peptidoglycan. | the structure of the linkage regions between ribitol teichoic acids and peptidoglycan in the cell walls of staphylococcus aureus h and 209p and bacillus subtilis w23 and ahu 1390 was studied. teichoic acid-linked saccharide preparations obtained from the cell walls by heating at ph 2.5 contained mannosamine and glycerol in small amounts. on mild alkali treatment, each teichoic acid-linked saccharide preparation was split into a disaccharide identified as n-acetylmannosaminyl beta(1----4)n-acetyl ... | 1985 | 3918002 |
| threat to the phls. | 2014 | 3918677 | |
| [deficiencies of the prostaglandin system: iii. a partial thromboxane synthetase defect]. | the case is presented of a 67 year-old female patient suffering from an increased bleeding tendency for the past 10 years. the examinations performed to date had been completely negative. an inborn (?) partial thromboxane synthetase deficiency was now diagnosed on the basis of the platelet function parameters. | 2011 | 3927594 |
| [primary transport of acute patients. optimal use of rescue resources exemplified by the canton of graubünden]. | 2011 | 3927607 | |
| [a case of toxic leucoencephalopathy induced by 5fu derivatives]. | a case of toxic leucoencephalopathy induced by 5 fu derivatives is reported. a 46-year-old woman was diagnosed as having breast cancer, and radical mastectomy was performed on may, 1982. after operation, she was given irradiation and 5fu derivative (tegafur or carmofur) 600 mg and nolvadex 20 mg (tamoxifen citrate) were administered every day. after taking the medication for a month, she began to stagger and developed a tremor in both arms. she was admitted to our hospital on august 16, because ... | 2013 | 3937066 |
| consequences of the o2-co2 dissociation curves for gas exchange in avian and mammalian lung at various altitudes. | gas exchange in avian and mammalian lung was studied with computer simulations using mutually dependent o2-co2 dissociation curves. the mammalian lung was simulated with an ideal mixing unit. the model of the avian lung consisted of 25 ideal mixing units placed in series with respect to the ventilation but placed in parallel with respect to the perfusion (cross-current arrangement). the consequence of the right shift in the avian oxygen dissociation curve, if compared with the human dissociation ... | 1985 | 3938606 |
| a model for the ca2+-induced conformational transition of troponin c. a trigger for muscle contraction. | the initial contractile event in muscle is the binding of ca2+ ions to troponin c of the troponin complex, leading to a series of conformational changes in the members of the thin and thick filaments. knowledge of the crystal structure of turkey skeletal muscle troponin c has provided a structural basis for the modeling of the first stage of this process in atomic detail. this crystal structure probably represents the molecule in the relaxed state of muscle, with two of the maximum of 4 ca2+ ion ... | 1986 | 3949740 |
| a model for the ca2+-induced conformational transition of troponin c. a trigger for muscle contraction. | the initial contractile event in muscle is the binding of ca2+ ions to troponin c of the troponin complex, leading to a series of conformational changes in the members of the thin and thick filaments. knowledge of the crystal structure of turkey skeletal muscle troponin c has provided a structural basis for the modeling of the first stage of this process in atomic detail. this crystal structure probably represents the molecule in the relaxed state of muscle, with two of the maximum of 4 ca2+ ion ... | 1986 | 3949740 |
| strength training for children. | the indications for progressive resistive strength training for prepubescent children in sports training and rehabilitation have been a source of controversy. eighteen prepubescent children, two at tanner stage ii and the remainder at tanner stage i, were studied. examination included anthropometric upper and lower extremity strength and flexibility measurements. the study group participated in progressive resistive strength training sessions on machines three times per week. the study group had ... | 2014 | 3958165 |
| gastric dilation in bloodhounds. | 1986 | 3962133 | |
| drunken driving: why so little progress? | 2013 | 3965071 | |
| drunken driving: why so little progress? | 2013 | 3965071 | |
| tracheal stoma reconstruction. | a simple surgical technique prevents or corrects tracheostoma stenosis. forty-eight (96%) of patients undergoing laryngectomy in whom this technique was used have maintained adequate stomal size for cleaning, ventilation, and tracheoesophageal fistula speech restoration. | 2014 | 3977743 |
| asymmetric rapidly progressive lung fibrosis: a cause of pseudotumour in asbestosis. | 2014 | 3986147 | |
| surgical refinements of the hairline in hair transplant surgery. | a hairline placed too low on the forehead is the most common error in hair transplant surgery, and misdirection of grafts is the second most common. correction of these and other errors in this subtle surgery is difficult and challenges the surgeon's artistic talents. in most cases, a natural appearance can be achieved. | 2008 | 3988535 |
| guanabenz overdose. | 2011 | 3994191 | |
| [principles of organization of tissue mosaics of simple squamous epithelia]. | with the aim to study general principles on organization of tissue mosaics of various types of simple squamous epithelii, a quantitative topological analysis has been performed in the frog mesothelial mosaics, in the posterior epithelium of the rabbit cornea and in the rat aortal endothelium after lewis method. to all the types of simple squamous epithelii studied the histological law of lewis can be applied. as demonstrates the qualitative analysis of the mosaics, the mesothelium and the poster ... | 1985 | 3994528 |
| pancreatic stone protein. i. evidence that it is encoded by a pancreatic messenger ribonucleic acid. | we have previously shown that the pancreatic stone protein (psp) is an inhibitor of calcium carbonate crystal growth and may participate in the stabilization of the normally supersaturated pancreatic juice. our aim in this study was to determine if psp is a normal secretory product of the human pancreas by determining if the normal human pancreas contains a messenger rna coding for psp. human pancreatic messenger rnas were used to direct protein synthesis in a cell-free translation system. immun ... | 1985 | 4007427 |
| spontaneous disappearance of a large middle fossa arachnoid cyst. | a case of a large middle fossa arachnoid cyst that spontaneously disappeared is reported. the possible mechanisms involved in the "natural cure" of this lesion and the indications for surgical versus conservative treatment of middle fossa arachnoid cysts are discussed. | 2014 | 4012575 |
| necrotizing soft-tissue infections caused by marine vibrios. | halophilic, noncholera marine vibrio bacteria can cause septicemia, gastroenteritis, cellulitis, and necrotizing fasciitis. we describe six patients with necrotizing fasciitis and review 12 cases described previously. the 18 patients included 14 men and four women. their ages ranged from 32 to 79 years (average 58.1 years). eleven patients were older than 55 years. nine infections were caused by v. vulnificus, three by v. parahaemolyticus, and one by v. alginolyticus. in five cases the vibrio sp ... | 1985 | 4012603 |
| economic costs of respiratory tract infections in the united states. | to evaluate one aspect of the impact of respiratory tract infections in the united states, national survey data were used to estimate direct and indirect economic costs. overall, upper and lower respiratory tract infections are estimated to be responsible for approximately $15 billion in direct treatment costs. physician charges account for about one half and hospital care accounts for approximately one quarter of these costs. an estimated 1.25 million patients are hospitalized yearly for commun ... | 2014 | 4014287 |
| [the undoing of a urinary diversion formerly considered definitive]. | 2014 | 4022148 | |
| neck tongue syndrome. | 2014 | 4030315 | |
| a rapid method for culturing guinea pig gastric mucous cell monolayers. | a method has been developed for growing confluent primary cultured monolayers of guinea pig gastric mucous cells suitable for in vitro electrophysiological, transport, and pharmacological studies. isolated mucous cells were enriched on a one-step percoll density gradient and plated on fibronectin-coated plastic dishes or in small cups with holes containing glutaraldehyde-fixed vitrogen gels. these cups were designed to fit in ussing chambers. mucous cells attached, proliferated, and formed confl ... | 1985 | 4030627 |
| gc subtypes identified by isoelectric focusing in baboons (papio hamadryas). | phenotyping for gc variants by conventional electrophoresis in 835 papio hamadryas baboons demonstrated a monomorphic population. gc subtyping by polyacrylamide ief gels, ph 4-6, on 394 of these baboons revealed the existence of two common alleles which we named gc1papio and gc2papio. pedigree data confirmed the inheritance of a single locus, two allele system and the observed gene frequencies were 0.593 for gc1papio and 0.407 for gc2papio. | 2014 | 4038495 |
| the clinical value of measuring cardiac output. | 2014 | 4052703 | |
| [in vivo experimental modelling of the infectious process caused by stable l forms of the causative agent of typhoid]. | to simulate the infectious process and to study the persistence of l-forms, rabbits and guinea pigs were infected with s. typhi stable l-forms. the materials presented in this work indicate that both subconjunctival and intraperitoneal infection led to the development of the clinically indistinct, but morphologically pronounced pathological process with characteristic localization and typical changes in the gastrointestinal tract. the typical features of the process were the generalized immunomo ... | 1985 | 4060947 |
| [modifications in relation to age in the number and diameter of nerve fibers in dorsal spinal roots of the rat]. | 1985 | 4062475 | |
| handlight retroillumination in hotv visual acuity testing. | 2013 | 4062629 | |
| [prospects for research on the occupational hygiene of health workers]. | 2014 | 4081830 | |
| let's control our own destiny. | 2014 | 4082629 | |
| the fate of the prostatic cavity after retropubic prostatectomy. | 2014 | 4110520 | |
| non-operative treatment of haemorrhoids. | 2013 | 4113418 | |
| non-operative treatment of haemorrhoids. | 2013 | 4113418 | |
| second-trimester abortion after vaginal termination of pregnancy. | 2014 | 4115252 | |
| loss of ambulatory ability in patients with old anterior poliomyelitis. | 2012 | 4117381 | |
| [simplified transrectal prostatic biopsy]. | 2014 | 4126705 | |
| letter: antilipolytic therapy and the respiratory-distress syndrome. | 2014 | 4127239 | |
| cytogenetic engineering in vivo: restoration of biologic complement activity to c5-deficient mice by intravenous inoculation of hybrid cells. | splenic macrophages were identified as at least one source of c5 elaboration in normal mice. hybrid cells were formed from splenic macrophages from c5-deficient mice and either kidney cells from mice with normal amounts of c5 or chicken erythrocytes. these hybrids elaborated c5 in vitro. c5-deficient mice inoculated with these hybrid cells developed, in their serum, antigenically active mouse c5, as well as both hemolytic and biologic complement activity. these studies demonstrate the feasibilit ... | 1973 | 4131744 |
| cooperative interactions in enzymes: the binding of 1, n6-etheno-atp to aztobacter vinelandii nitrogenase. | 1973 | 4133565 | |
| reduced nicotinamide-adenine dinucleotide-nitrite reductase from azotobacter chroococcum. | 1. the assimilatory nitrite reductase of the n(2)-fixing bacterium azotobacter chroococcum was prepared in a soluble form from cells grown aerobically with nitrate as the nitrogen source, and some of its properties have been studied. 2. the enzyme is a fad-dependent metalloprotein (mol.wt. about 67000), which stoicheiometrically catalyses the direct reduction of nitrite to nh(3) with nadh as the electron donor. 3. nadh-nitrite reductase can exist in two either active or inactive interconvertible ... | 1973 | 4147887 |
| survival in 6086 cases of bronchial carcinoma. | 2014 | 4164768 | |
| simplified method of staining cytology smears by the papanicolaou method. | 2014 | 4166951 | |
| the hoodner story. | 2014 | 4172822 | |
| effect of salicylates on human platelets. | 1968 | 4173780 |