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Bradley W F, Hoffman F G, Hutchison J C, +2 more·Current therapeutic research, clinical and experimental
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Laurberg G·Acta dermato-venereologica
A double-blind study with tranexamic acid (Cyklokapron) was carried out in 17 patients with chronic urticaria. All patients had slightly depressed C1-chronic esterase inhibitor value. No significant differences were found between TA and placebo treatment periods.
Bianchi Porro G, Petrillo M, Ferrara A, +1 more·Minerva gastroenterologica
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Diamond S·Headache
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Grevsten S, Johansson H·Zeitschrift fur Rheumatologie
In a double-bind investigation of the effect phenylbutazone (initially injected + Butazolidin Alka p.o.) was compared with that of placebo in 36 patients with acute lumbago-sciatica without root involvement in the form of paresis. The investigation showed that the effect of phenylbutazone was significantly better than…
Bolli P, Simpson F O·The New Zealand medical journal
Twelve hypertensive women were treated with low doses of the antihypertensive drug clonidine for their menopausal flushing in a double-blind trial. There was a high degree of placebo effect but clonidine at a daily dose of 150mug was more effective than placebo.
Fredriksson T, Gip L, Hamfelt A·Current therapeutic research, clinical and experimental
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Berry F N, Miller J M, Levin H M, +3 more·Current therapeutic research, clinical and experimental
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Bouali A B, Joubaud F·Medecine & chirurgie digestives
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Vismara L·Angiology
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Anciaux H, Appelboom T, Biltris R, +16 more·Journal belge de rhumatologie et de medecine physique = Belgisch tijdschrift voor reumatologie en fysische geneeskunde
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Nygård A, Bjorneby S·Scandinavian journal of urology and nephrology
A comparative study between the effect of oxyphenbutazone and placebo in acute ureteral disease was carried out in 45 patients. The results are statistically significant in favour of the group treated with oxyphenbutazone with respect to the rapidity and the incidence of spontaneous passage of ureteral stones.
Suntharasamai P, Bunnag D, Tejavanij S, +4 more·The Southeast Asian journal of tropical medicine and public health
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Price H C, Henley G·The Practitioner
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Grayson M F, Huskisson E C·Rheumatology and rehabilitation
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Feinberg I, Hibi S, Braun M, +3 more·Archives of general psychiatry
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Bruck J, Söllner E, Tschabitscher H·Der Nervenarzt
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Liem S T, Aldrete J A·Canadian Anaesthetists' Society journal
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Stanley R J, Melson G L, Cubillo E, +1 more·Radiology
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Ware A J, Jones R E, Shorey J W, +1 more·The American journal of gastroenterology
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