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Sukhai R N - - 1989
Twenty-eight children with primary nocturnal enuresis were blindly allocated at random to a combination of enuresis alarm and 20 micrograms intranasal desmopressin or alarm and placebo for 2 weeks. Patients received the other therapy after a 2-week treatment-free period. The combined treatment of desmopressin and alarm showed 5.1 +/- 0.4 ...
Rosenzweig B A - - 1988
Interstitial pregnancy is an uncommon variety of ectopic gestation. Rupture tends to occur later than with tubal gestations, and is often associated with catastrophic hemorrhage. Few case reports of term interstitial pregnancies have been reported, and none have been associated with fetal survival. This is the first reported case of ...
Leeton J - - 1988
Two cases of unruptured tubal pregnancy were managed conservatively by the aspiration and injection of 50 mg methotrexate into the amniotic sac with the use of a vaginal ultrasound transducer under local anesthesia. Both women experienced no pain or side effects and went home within 12 hours. Spontaneous menstruation began ...
Tsuda H - - 1987
Effectiveness of two different chemically induced stimuli for hepatocellular proliferation was compared with regard to that of commonly used partial hepatectomy (PH), for the purpose of developing short-term protocol for the assay of promoting agents of hepatocarcinogenesis. Enhancing effect of D-galactosamine (DGA) and carbon tetrachloride (CCl4) given during the promotion ...
Patterson R - - 1987
Two cases of primary hyperparathyroidism in pregnancy are described. One was treated by parathyroidectomy in the late third trimester with good outcome. It appears that parathyroidectomy, although traditionally performed in the second trimester, may in selected cases be a reasonable treatment option in late pregnancy. The other patient was treated ...
Djurup R - - 1987
We have analysed all available data on the relationship between IgG4 Ab level and clinical effect of immunotherapy (IT) with inhalant allergens. The data from three of the seven independent studies could, without reservations, be analysed by a joint statistical analysis. We found that late high IgG4 Ab level, measured ...
McCullough J L - - 1987
Systemic injection of hematoporphyrin derivative (HpD) in contribution with visible light (red or blue-green) delivered by laser was used to treat a patient with psoriasis. The psoriatic lesions responded vigorously to laser treatments, forming eschars by 1 week post irradiation. In contrast, only minimal erythema was observed in the noninvolved, ...
Jafri S Z - - 1987
Interstitial pregnancy is a rare form of ectopic pregnancy that carries a higher morbidity and mortality than other tubal pregnancies. The sonographic findings in 11 cases of proven interstitial pregnancy were reviewed and compared with 12 cases published thus far. An ectopic pregnancy was diagnosed in all cases, and an ...
Maggiolo L F - - 1987
We present a twenty-three-year-old obese female with a twenty-four-week gestation pregnancy, a left ureteral stone, and urosepsis. She was treated conservatively with intravenous antibiotics and an indwelling Double J Cook catheter until the postpartum period. This represents a satisfactory alternative to nephrostomy drainage or surgical or percutaneous stone removal during ...
Sutherland G R - - 1987
Eleven pregnancies in ten patients at risk for the fragile X were monitored by amniocentesis or chorion villus biopsy and induction of the fragile site using thymidine, methotrexate and FUdR. Three female fetuses and one male fetus were found to have the fragile X. The results obtained using thymidine induction ...
Dal Pozzo E E - - 1987
Physicians who treat women of childbearing age may encounter the presentation of psychosis in a pregnant woman that presents special problems in diagnosis and treatment, particularly ethical and legal considerations that center on the rights of the mother as well as the continually evolving definition of fetal rights. This article ...
Ichinoe K - - 1987
Surgical treatment for tubal pregnancies greatly impairs the subsequent fertility of patients because of salpingectomy and its complicated adhesions. Nonsurgical methotrexate therapy was developed to avoid such complications. Although early detection was of prime importance, resolution of ectopic pregnancy was obtained in 22 patients (95.7%) with methotrexate administration alone. Patency ...
Stenfors L E - - 1987
Twenty-five unselected tympanic membrane (TM) perforations of varying size and duration, from one day to 10 years, were treated by local application of the glycosaminoglycan, hyaluronan, 1%. The treatment was well tolerated without any side-effects. Seventeen of the perforations were closed, though two drums were re-perforated. Four perforations not completely ...
Ekman-Ordeberg G - - 1987
In this prospective study, 56 women (2.3%) of 2,358 (47% nulliparous and 53% multiparous) delivered during a 12-month period at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Malmö General Hospital, had symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome during pregnancy. All (33 nulliparous and 23 multiparous women) were examined, at the outpatient's maternity ...
McCarty T - - 1986
Women therapists involved in the long-term treatment of severely disturbed patients can be faced with interruptions due to childbearing. In the following cases, use of an alternate therapist during pregnancy-related leaves of absence was helpful in bridging the therapeutic pause and allowed the patients to make significant gains.
Ory S J - - 1986
Six subjects with distal ampullary ectopic pregnancies were treated with four doses of intravenous methotrexate (1.0 mg/kg) followed by four doses of leucovorin (0.1 mg/kg, intramuscularly). The diagnosis was established in all cases by laparoscopy following sonography and radioimmunoassay for serum beta subunit of human chorionic gonadotropin. Subjects were followed ...
Sweiry J H - - 1985
Folate (pteroylglutamate) and methotrexate rapid (seconds) uptake by the trophoblast was investigated from either the maternal or fetal circulations of the isolated dually-perfused guinea-pig placenta. Tissue uptake was measured by using a single-circulation paired-tracer (3H-test and 14C-extracellular marker) technique. [3H]Folate uptakes were 80 and 52% (mean) in perfusates without unlabelled ...
Masterton R G - - 1985
Ninety obstetric patients with significant bacteriuria were treated randomly with either a single dose of 3 g amoxycillin or with a conventional course of ampicillin over 7 days. Treatment groups were comparable in terms of age, gravidity and socioeconomic status, and the outcome of pregnancy in the two groups did ...
Feste J R - - 1985
Assuming that a surgeon could have a laser available during every laparoscopic procedure, two pertinent questions would need to be addressed. First, how often can, or should, one use the laser laparoscope? Second, what are its advantages over the conventional techniques of operative laparoscopy? These and several other, related questions ...
George T A - - 1985
While no system of dowel pin placement satisfies all the desired requirements in every situation, the dowelklip is an original design that meets most of the requirements for many routine treatment procedures. For dentists who do not do a large enough volume of fixed restorative procedures to justify the expense ...
Sanderson P - - 1984
Pivmecillinam was given to 44 women with bacteriuria in pregnancy. Treatment was successful in 33 (87%) out of the 38 patients assessed. Thirty women subsequently received at random either a low-dose of pivmecillinam for up to three months or acted as a control group. Further bacteriuric episodes during pregnancy were ...
DePaola D P - - 1984
Folate deficiency during pregnancy induced by dietary deprivation or folate antagonists is teratogenic. Methotrexate is a commonly used antifolate drug that produces congenital defects, with the craniofacial complex being especially vulnerable. The molecular action of this compound, therefore, was examined in vitro using fetal rabbit palates in an organ culture ...
Wadsworth C - - 1983
Hand rehabilitation is an area with the potential for providing orthopaedic physical therapists a challenging and rewarding practice. However, success in treating the patient with hand dysfunction is closely associated with the therapist's understanding of essential anatomic and pathokinesiologic principles and the related ability to adequately evaluate, plan, and perform ...
Kromann N - - 1983
During the 15-year period from 1965 to 1979 a total of 142 cases of chondrodermatitis nodularis chronica helicis were diagnosed. 32% were women, a higher proportion than in earlier materials. The treatment was principally curettage followed by electrocauterization. 78 patients were re-examined after an average lag of 7.1 years. The ...
Varma T R - - 1982
This study evaluates the effect of treatment with Proluton-Depot (hydroxyprogesterone hexanoate) in early pregnancy, and the final outcome of pregnancy and fetal status. One hundred and fifty patients received intramuscular injection of Proluton-Depot from 6 weeks to 8 weeks to 16 weeks to 18 weeks gestation. The outcome of this ...
Lowenthal R M - - 1982
A 32-year-old woman was treated for Burkitt's lymphoma diagnosed during the 22nd week of pregnancy. Chemotherapy consisting of doxorubicin (Adriamycin), vincristine, teniposide (VM-26), cyclophosphamide, and prednisolone (AVTEP) was given each 2.5 to 3 weeks from the time of the diagnosis until delivery in the 37th week. Bleomycin and intrathecal methotrexate ...
Gausch K - - 1981
Neuromuscular problems in the orofacial region are often caused by a disturbance of the occluso-articular relation. It is therefore often possible to alleviate the symptoms by appropriate occlusal corrections. However, since there is no guarantee of success in treatment, particular store is set by initial therapy with a programmed functional ...
Pitanguy I - - 1981
A simple method for treating postrhytidectomy hematomas is described. Its main advantage is that reoperation is avoided.
Stransky T J - - 1981
A 79-year-old woman developed Candida parapsilosis endophthalmitis nine weeks after an uneventful cataract extraction. The diagnosis was suspected on clinical examination and documented by culture of the vitreous biopsy obtained during vitrectomy. The endophthalmitis was treated by pars plana vitrectomy and intravitreous injection of amphotericin B and dexamethasone. The patient ...
Scarpa F - - 1980
The authors report the results obtained on 22 selected cases of tubaric pregnancy in evolution and treated by reconstructive plastic surgery. They point out the necessity of a very precocious laparoscopic diagnosis in order to obtain a better functional recovery of the fallopian tube. On the basis of the results, ...
Petrozzi J W - - 1979
Analysis of standard fluorescent sunlamps (Westinghouse) indicates that in addition to UVB (290 to 320 nm), a considerable amount of UVA (320 to 400 nm) is also present in their emissions. Since the benefits of topical psoralen administration and UVA have already been demonstrated, and prior experience by ourselves and ...
Chandra P - - 1978
Symptoms and signs of interstitial pregnancy cannot be differentiated from symptoms and signs of other ectopic pregnancies. Unruptured interstitial gestations are usually diagnosed incidental to the work-up of a suspected ectopic gestation. Unlike some teaching, a characteristic pelvic mass was palpable in 3 of 4 cases. Incomplete induced abortion helped ...
Burry K A - - 1978
The evaluation of patients complaining of amenorrhea with or without galactorrhea has been greatly enhanced by the availability of serum prolactin determinations and advances in diagnostic radiology. Likewise, the treatment of these patients with ergot derivative has resulted in the return of normal menses, and many pregnancies have been reported. ...
Burgener L - - 1978
A case of interstitial pregnancy, which occurred 12 years after ipsilateral salpingo-oophorectomy, was managed by cornual wedge resection. Internal (transuterine) migration of the fertilized ovum is the most probable explanation for this ectopic gestation. During the past 10 years three other cases of interstitial gestation have been managed at St. ...
Printen K J - - 1978
While cholecystitis has definitely been associated with pregnancy, performance of cholecystectomy during pregnancy seem to be a rare occurrence. To document this observation we reviewed the records of all cholecystectomies performed during a 10-year period on women between the ages of 16 and 45 in a university hospital and a ...
Gall J M - - 1978
As an attempt to coordinate necessary materials and to facilitate office procedure, the author devised the 'Pregnancy Box' and the 'Baby Box', to be used by both doctor and nurse. The patient was included when books and cartoons were added.
Jackson P S - - 1977
Misalliance and mummification are two indications for treatment with cloprostenol. Of 56 animals mated accidentally that were treated with 0-5 mg cloprostenol, 12 were more than 150 days pregnant and of those, nine required more than one treatment. The animals treated early in pregnancy aborted promptly and completely whereas two, ...
Lancet M - - 1977
Two cases of interstitial and one of angular pregnancy have been presented. Angular pregnancy occurs in the angle of the uterine cavity, while interstitial pregnancy is a true ectopic pregnancy. The outcome may therefore be different: the first may develop or abort into the cavity, while the second will almost ...
Taylor J R - - 1977
Psoriatic epidermis has been shown to be more sensitive to the effects of methotrexate than normal epidermis. One possible explanation for this observation is more rapid active transport of methotrexate into psoriatic cells. This study compares the uptake of methotrexate by normal and psoriatic epidermis and demonstrates the influence of ...
Twiggs L B - - 1977
An unusual case of twin unilateral interstitial pregnancy is described. On admission the patient was thought to have an intrauterine pregnancy of 14 weeks' gestation. Because of an irregularity in the right cornual region of the uterus, a culdocentesis was performed which returned unclotted blood. Because of this finding the ...
Lawrence I E IE - - 1976
The autonomic innervation of the interstitial gland of the rat ovary was studied on days 4, 6, 10, 14 and 18 of pregnancy with the acetylcholinesterase procedure, the Falck-Hillarp technique and electron microscopy after 5-hydroxydopamine treatment. Acetylcholinesterase-positive nerves were present as perivascular plexuses at all stages studied. Adrenergic nerves were ...
Zachariae H - - 1976
Thirty psoriatics were treated for 2 weeks on a double-blind controlled basis with desoximetasone (0.25%) and with hydrocortisone butyrate (0.1%). It was a randomised left-right comparative trial. Thirteen out of 27 patients preferred desoximetasone, 3 patients preferred hydrocortisone butyrate. There was also a significantly better effect of desoximetasone as judged ...
Pezzani M - - 1976
Twin pregnancies may present tubal involvement in the following cases: (1) simultaneous intra- and extrauterine pregnancy; (2) interstitial bilateral pregnancy (either simultaneous or not); (3) multiple pregnancy in the same tube; and (4) simultaneous interstitial and ovarian pregnancy. Interstitial bilateral pregnancy appears to be by far the rarest kind of ...
Connolly P - - 1975
A multi-centre trial was carried out to compare the effectiveness in the treatment of chronic constipation of a lactulose preparation ("Duphalac") and "irritant" laxatives containing senna, anthraquinone derivatives or bisacodyl. The results, in 164 patients, indicate that the lactulose prepartion was more effective than the "irritant" laxatives. By Day 7, ...
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