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Kok K - - 1985
A strain of goats with congenital goitre due to a thyroglobulin (Tg) synthesis defect was studied. All goats excreted low molecular weight iodinated material (LOMWIOM) in their urine, but non-goitrous goats excreted in the LOMWIOM fraction less than 5 micrograms iodine per 24 h and the goitrous ones more than ...
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Smith P C - - 1985
When 100 mg oral zomepirac was taken with 500 mg b.i.d. oral probenecid by six healthy subjects, the disposition of zomepirac was markedly altered. Probenecid decreased total plasma clearance of zomepirac by 64%, which resulted in an increase in bioavailability from 0.55 without probenecid to 0.84 when given concurrently. The ...
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Levin R M - - 1985
Partial bladder outlet obstruction is a commonly encountered pathophysiologic state. Recently we have reported on the rapid nature of the contractile and functional changes that occur in the rabbit urinary bladder within one week of chronic partial obstruction. The purpose of this present study is to investigate the ability of ...
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Cicmanec J F - - 1985
Growth of Escherichia coli 06 was compared in concentrated overnight urine and dilute daytime urine. In concentrated urine, 90 per cent of the initial inoculum died during the lag phase and surviving bacteria had a long lag period before they started to grow. Once growth began, these bacteria required fifty-five ...
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Beydoun S N - - 1985
The morphology of the urinary tract is altered considerably during gestation. Changes occur as early as the first trimester and increase as pregnancy progresses. The edema and hyperemia that occur in the bladder along with its decreased tone predispose the patient to asymptomatic bacteriuria. The bacteria can then be transmitted ...
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Wade R W - - 1985
A cohort of 1238 consecutive women seen early in pregnancy for accurate assessment of gestation had urinary excretion of oestriol measured at 30, 35 and 40 weeks; 92 had a low urinary oestriol excretion confirmed in hospital on at least one occasion. The women in the low-oestriol group were matched ...
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Lasley B L - - 1985
Daily early morning urine samples were collected from women receiving donor artificial insemination and were evaluated for estrone conjugates, pregnanediol-3-glucuronide, and human chorionic gonadotropin. All hormone concentrations in urine were indexed by creatinine levels and expressed as the concentration of hormone per milligram creatinine. Composite profiles of 23 women who ...
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Bullock D G - - 1985
Four years' experience with external quality assessment of urinary pregnancy oestrogen and creatinine assays using a revised scheme design, incorporating frequent distributions, individualised reports and running scores based on variance index scores, is described. During this period there was a rapid and substantial improvement in interlaboratory agreement, which appears attributable ...
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Cietak K A - - 1985
Thirty-four pregnant primigravidae underwent serial real-time nephrosonography during their pregnancy and for three months post partum. The study confirms the asymmetrical effect of pregnancy on upper urinary tract dilatation as well as the incidence of changes as reported by others. Unlike previous published work, the serial nature of this study ...
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Yovich J L - - 1985
The plasma concentrations of medroxyprogesterone acetate (MPA) in 14 women administered the progestagen for threatened abortion during the first 6 weeks of pregnancy were measured by specific radioimmunoassay. Treatment (52 nmol orally every 6 h) was continued to 18 weeks of gestation. The mean plasma concentration of MPA rose rapidly ...
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Saito H - - 1985
Polyamines in plasma, urine, and amniotic fluid during pregnancy in rats were measured using high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). Putrescine and spermidine in the plasma, and putrescine and spermine in the urine were elevated during pregnancy. The sharp increase in putrescine in the late stage of pregnancy in body fluids ...
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Rege V - - 1985
Commercial RIA kits for the assay of serum total oestriol using 125I label are used widely in monitoring fetal well-being in pregnancy; they are, however, very expensive for large-scale routine use. An 'in-house' assay using commercially available [125I]oestriol label and antiserum produced by the S.E. and S.W. Thames Regional Antibody ...
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Dessole S - - 1985
The urinary estriol values of a morning sample determined by a new semiquantitative method was correlated with the total 24 hour estriol excretion determined by colorimetric method on patients with normal and pathologic pregnancy. The correlation coefficient, calculated on 240 assays operated on urine samples obtained from 70 normal pregnant ...
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Anderson A W - - 1985
Urinary rhamnose estimations following ingestion of gum karaya were requested by the Scientific Committee for Food (EEC) in July 1983. Five male volunteers have therefore made 24-h urine collections prior to, and following, the ingestion of 10 g gum karaya for 15 days, an intake ten-fold greater than that approved ...
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Bazsa-Kassai Z - - 1985
The DHEA-sulphate was applied in the 34th-41st weeks of pregnancy for the estimation of placental function (foetoplacental unit) in normal and pathological pregnancies. It has been established that: the peak of oestrogen excretion is in the dawn hours; the diurnal rhythm of E1 + E2 + E3 excretion is identical; ...
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Isoenzymes of N-acetyl-beta-D-glucosaminidase in kidney cortex and urine of normal and nephritic ...
Haga H J - - 1985
Induction of acute Heyman nephritis in rats gave a significant increase in the urinary excretion of protein (p less than 0.001) and N-acetyl-beta-D-glucosaminidase (NAG; p less than 0.01) 14 days after injection of antibody. The isoelectric points (IP) of NAG were studied by chromatofocusing of the urine, serum and various ...
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Stånge L - - 1985
The value of daily fetal heart rate (FHR) nonstress test (NST) and 24-hour urinary excretion of estriol (E3) were compared in a consecutive series of 76 diabetic pregnancies. The NST scoring system (0-10 points) employed included monitoring of fetal movements in addition to evaluation of FHR decelerations, accelerations as well ...
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Hansen J H - - 1985
A 34-year old pregnant women with retroverted uterus and suffering from acute attacks of urinary retention in the first trimester of pregnancy is described. The attacks of retention were caused by the enlarged retroverted uterus associated with a 1x1 cm, well differentiated papilliferous carcinoma in the right side of the ...
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Glick P L - - 1984
Renal dysplasia (RD) is commonly seen in babies with urinary tract obstruction (UTO). Recent experimental evidence suggests that early fetal UTO leads to the development of RD. The RD seen in children with congenital UTO is usually not reversible, even when the obstruction is relieved soon after birth. Is the ...
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Drickamer L C - - 1984
Two experiments were designed to test whether the urinary chemosignal excreted by pregnant and lactating female mice that accelerates puberty in young females is affected by circadian rhythms. The experiments also measured the possible influence of circadian rhythms on the response of the young recipient females. For urine from both ...
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Martin P R - - 1984
Mean (+/- SEM) urinary excretion rate of the major melatonin metabolite 6-hydroxymelatonin (micrograms/day) was lower in 7 (2.8 +/- 1.0) of 8 men with Korsakoff's psychosis (KP) than in 15 healthy men (11.4 +/- 1.4). Treatment with the alpha 2-noradrenergic agonist clonidine decreased daily 6-hydroxymelatonin excretion (p less than 0.02). ...
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Garrett W J - - 1984
Ultrasonic echography allows display of the fetal kidneys and urinary bladder from the 16th week of pregnancy, and the possibility of detection of a number of major congenital abnormalities of the urinary tract from that time. In the second half of pregnancy ultrasound has the key role in monitoring the ...
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Eastman S A - - 1984
Non-invasive methods for monitoring reproductive status based on the measurement of urinary steroid conjugates were examined. Levels of urinary oestrone-3-glucuronide, oestrone-3-sulphate, oestradiol glucuronide, oestradiol sulphate and pregnanediol-3 alpha-glucuronide were determined during the ovarian cycle and pregnancy. Sequential hydrolysis showed oestradiol conjugates to be more abundant than oestrone conjugates. The levels ...
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Meyer D M - - 1984
A new neutral glycoside of myo-inositol was isolated from the pregnancy urine of a single donor. Its structure was investigated by 1H-NMR spectroscopy and mass spectroscopy. It was identified as 1-O-alpha-2-acetamido-2-deoxy-D-galactopyranosyl-myo-inositol. No such structure or sequence has previously been reported in either myo-inositol or glucose glycosides.
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Yovich J L - - 1984
Three cases of combined pregnancy are described after gonadotropin therapy; two cases after human pituitary gonadotropin and one after human menopausal gonadotropin administration. In each case the intrauterine gestation was a multiple pregnancy. After salpingectomy, two of the women have proceeded to the delivery of healthy infants; the third woman ...
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Diamond D A - - 1984
Real-time ultrasonic imaging during pregnancy has made it possible to diagnose accurately fetal hydronephrosis as early as at 17 weeks of gestation. The ultrasonic finding of oligohydramnios in conjunction with megacystis and bilateral hydronephrosis is the most reliable indicator of marked permanent urinary tract obstruction and, therefore, is an absolute ...
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Cohen S L - - 1984
The tremendous interpatient variations that occur for oestrogen excretion during pregnancy are largely overcome by expressing results in terms of relative concentrations (i.e., as percent of total oestrogens excreted). Specimens of urine from 28 pregnant patients with a variety of complications were assayed for their oestrogen content by an "oestrogen ...
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Levitz M - - 1984
Estriol (E3), the most abundant estrogen in pregnancy is produced predominantly in the placenta from androgen precursors of fetal origin. The estriol so formed is secreted efficiently into the maternal circulation where it is converted to 4 conjugates--estriol-3-sulfate (E3-3S), estriol-16-glucosiduronate (E3- 16G ), estriol-3-glucosiduronate (E3- 3G ) and estriol-3-sulfate-16-glucosiduronate (E3-SG). ...
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Monfort S L - - 1984
Macaque urinary estrogens at late pregnancy were separated by high performance liquid chromatography and quantified, both with radioimmunoassay and an in vitro uterine estrogen receptor assay. Five estrogens were measured. Four were steroids: estriol, estrone, 17 beta-estradiol, and 16 alpha-hydroxyestrone. The fifth was a flavonoid, equol, a metabolite of plant ...
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McFadyen I R - - 1984
Obstruction of the lower urinary tract was diagnosed by ultrasound in 11 fetuses. One pregnancy was therapeutically aborted. Four of the neonates died within 48 hours because of pronounced pulmonary hypoplasia, which is associated with obstruction of the urinary tract. The remaining six survived with adequate renal function but one, ...
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Houghton E - - 1984
As part of a continuing research program associated with the detection of anabolic steroid residues in horse urine, normal samples from entire male horses have now been investigated. Isomers of three C-18 neutral steroids; 4-estren-17-ol-3-one (1), estrane-3,17-diol (2) and an unsaturated estranediol having a possible structure (3), have been identified ...
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Mikkelsen A L - - 1984
Adrenocortical function was measured during early and late normal pregnancies by determining urinary free cortisol on three consecutive days. A marked intra-individual variation in urinary free cortisol excretion was found. This pattern did not differ in early and late pregnancy. No correlation was demonstrated between the excretion of free cortisol, ...
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Hornnes P J - - 1984
The possible correlations between the increase in cortisol levels and the decrease in glucose tolerance and changes in insulin and glucagon secretion in normal pregnancy were studied in 17 normal pregnant women. Total and free plasma cortisol concentrations and urinary cortisol excretion rate were measured monthly from week 12 and ...
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Lipsky H - - 1984
Dilatation of the upper urinary tract in pregnancy is caused by an obstruction at the pelvic brim, of varying degree. In some women this obstruction occurs acutely, resulting in renal colics. Our experience with this condition in 17 patients is reported. In 7 patients relief of the obstruction was necessary. ...
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Tahara R - - 1984
A simple and rapid method, latex agglutination inhibition reaction (LAIR), using anti-estriol-16-glucuronide coupled with BSA for estimating estrogen in urine has been developed. Agglutination of the latex reagent by the antiserum occurs within 3 min. The agglutination, however, was completely inhibited by 100 ng/ml or more of estriol. There was ...
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Hunter D J - - 1984
The urinary excretion of 6 beta-hydroxycortisol (6 beta-OHF), free cortisol, and estriol was studied at 4-hourly intervals in 9 subjects between the 36th and 38th week of pregnancy. The ratio of 6 beta-OHF to creatinine showed a significant diurnal rhythm with a 40% fall from a peak at 06.00-10.00 h ...
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Cusick P E - - 1984
Saliva specimens were collected at weekly intervals during the third trimester of 61 uncomplicated pregnancies. Oestriol concentrations, measured in samples collected in the early morning from fasting, recumbent subjects, were used to construct a provisional normal range. This proved to be higher than the corresponding normal range reported from another ...
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Barrett R J RJ - - 1983
Five pregnancies were cared for in four patients who had undergone ureterosigmoid anastomosis or ileal conduit urinary diversions. The most common complication of pregnancy was urinary tract infection, ranging from asymptomatic bacteriuria to pyelonephritis. Significant obstruction of the diverted urinary tract failed to occur during gestation or delivery. Laboratory and ...
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Cunliffe W J - - 1983
Investigations on fifteen patients with acne showed that at the end of 1 and 2 months of treatment 5% benzoyl peroxide increased the sebum excretion rate by 22.5%. This rise in sebum excretion is probably due to the comedolytic activity of benzoyl peroxide which will influence the pooling of sebum ...
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Maheshwari U R - - 1983
Information useful in estimating the occupational fluoride hazard to pregnant women is scanty. Fluoride excretion and balances were determined in 18 young women--seven who were not pregnant, six in early pregnancy (second quarter), and five in late pregnancy (fourth quarter)--over a 20-day period under confined metabolic conditions. The total fluoride ...
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Swanson C A - - 1983
Selenium utilization of women in early and late pregnancy was compared to that of nonpregnant controls. A defined diet providing about 150 micrograms Se/day was fed for 20 days, and selenium balance was measured during the last 12 days. Net selenium retentions of the women in early and late pregnancy ...
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Castleden C M - - 1983
The effect of oral mexiletine and intravenous lignocaine was examined in elderly patients with urinary incontinence associated with detrusor instability. Lignocaine had no demonstrable urodynamic effect in 13 patients, but 12 out of 20 patients who completed the study with mexiletine benefited, 10 becoming dry. The incidence of side-effects was ...
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Goerz G - - 1983
A female patient with porphyria cutanea tarda (PCT) clinically cured by a low-dose chloroquine treatment showed neither exacerbation of the disease nor an increased excretion of urinary porphyrins during pregnancy. The role of estrogens and gestagens as clinical manifestation factors of PCT is discussed. According to our observation the porphyrogenic ...
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Tien K H - - 1983
In the People's Republic of China one of the most widely used methods of second-trimester abortion is the intraamniotic injection of ethacridine (Rivanol). Intraamniotic ethacridine produces fetal death, a fall in maternal urinary estriol excretion, and a rise in prostaglandin levels. Although the induction time is longer than that usually ...
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Shideler S E - - 1983
Pregnancy in the ruffed lemur (Lemur variegatus) was monitored by analyses of urinary estrogens. Urine samples were collected weekly throughout pregnancy (gestation: 100 +/- 1.6 days) from ten females analyzed for total immunoreactive estrogen (Et) and indexed by creatinine (Cr). Maternal urinary total estrogen excretion remained low until the last ...
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Czekala N M - - 1983
Urinary estrogen components were separated, identified and quantified throughout the pregnancy of the gorilla (Gorilla gorilla) and orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus) and compared to estrogen levels in normal human pregnancies. Fetal and neonatal adrenals from each species were also compared in terms of weight and relative amounts of fetal zone. The ...
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Kaltenbach F J - - 1983
A retrospective study of urinary protein patterns, as determined by SDS-PAA-disc-electrophoresis was performed in 107 patients in third trimester of pregnancy because of preeclampsia. The aim was to determine whether the protein patterns allow a differentiation between nephropathies associated with genuine toxaemia of pregnancy and those in which toxaemia was ...
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Hodges J K - - 1983
The levels of immunoreactive oestrone, oestradiol-17 beta and oestriol in plasma and urine were measured during early, mid- and late pregnancy in the marmoset monkey. In plasma, unconjugated oestrone remained less than 2% of total (conjugated plus unconjugated) oestrone throughout gestation, whereas unconjugated oestradiol-17 beta increased from 3% of the ...
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Peake S L - - 1983
Real-time renal ultrasonographic scans were obtained of 204 subjects, comprising 159 pregnant and 45 control subjects. A classification of hydronephrosis based on calyceal diameters was established, and the overall incidence of hydronephrosis was found to be 90% on the right side and 67% on the left side. Calyceal diameters for ...
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Kjer J J - - 1983
Asymptomatic bacteriuria in pregnant women shall always be treated, because of the risk of development of acute pyelonephritis. Some antibiotics reduce the level of serum estriol and therefore are less suitable in the treatment of cystitis in the last trimester of pregnancy. Mecillinam is found effective against the most frequent ...
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