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Kopple J D, Sorensen M K, Coburn J W, +2 more·The American journal of clinical nutrition
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Nelson J K, Neill D W, Montgomery D A, +3 more·British medical journal
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Klein D F·Psychopharmacologia
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McQuitty F M·The Journal of obstetrics and gynaecology of the British Commonwealth
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Simpson M R, Simpson N R, Scott B O, +1 more·Annals of physical medicine
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Okhotnikova E N, Revutskaia A E, Stetsenko V N·Revmatologiia (Moscow, Russia)
The paper analyses the results of intravascular therapy by contrykal (10 patients) and hydrocortisone (10 patients) in juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. High efficacy of treatment by contrykal was noted.
Popa G, Popa C, Stănescu A, +4 more·Neurologie et psychiatrie
The effect of hemodilution was studied in 106 acute ischaemic stroke patients (55 hemodiluted and 51 control subjects). The investigation did not show statistically significant differences between the two groups regarding the mortality rate and the degree of rehabilitation (modified Rankin Scale) but revealed a signifi…
Baxter M P, Dulberg C·Journal of pediatric orthopedics
"Growing pains" is a benign clinical entity of unknown etiology. This study examines a muscle stretching treatment based on a theory that the etiology of these pains is related to fatigue. The experimental group (18 children) showed a more rapid resolution of their symptoms over an 18 month period when compared to the…
Bickers D, Cornell R, Kamm A R, +4 more·International journal of dermatology
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Bancalari E, Flynn J T·Birth defects original article series
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Klorman R, Coons H W, Brumaghim J T, +2 more·Psychopharmacology bulletin
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Azanza J R, Honorato J, Rubio A, +1 more·Chemioterapia : international journal of the Mediterranean Society of Chemotherapy
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Huang C C, Gerhardstein R P, Kim D Y, +1 more·International clinical psychopharmacology
Double blind controlled study on fifty treatment-resistant schizophrenic inpatients showed a statistically significant improvement in favour of the high dose group.
Fennig S, Levine Y, Naisberg S, +1 more·Progress in neuro-psychopharmacology & biological psychiatry
The anticholinergic effect of trihexphenidyl on memory function of 20 schizophrenic patients has been investigated in a double blind crossover design. Impairment of immediate memory and short term memory was evident after trihexphenidyl treatment in comparison with placebo. Sensory short term memory tested by visual ta…
Hughes D T·Postgraduate medical journal
Nocturnal asthma is a common and potentially dangerous condition. The mechanisms in its production are multifactorial. One factor appears to be increased vagal tone at night so that an anticholinergic drug might prove effective. The evidence for a bronchodilator action of anticholinergic drugs is reviewed. A clinical t…
Löllgen H, Schmidt A, Upmeyer H J·Medizinische Klinik (Munich, Germany : 1983)
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Milch P O, Monheit A G, Rochelson B L, +2 more·American journal of obstetrics and gynecology
Motrin (ibuprofen), a potent inhibitor of prostaglandin synthetase, was tested in women and men for treatment of recurrences of genital herpes. In a double-blind trial, no statistically significant differences were observed between treated and placebo groups in any of the measured parameters.
Dubey G R, Dabholkar S V, Kamat S R, +4 more·The Journal of the Association of Physicians of India
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Høivik H O, Gundersen R, Osmundsen K·Tidsskrift for den Norske laegeforening : tidsskrift for praktisk medicin, ny raekke
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Vestey J P, Savin J A·Acta dermato-venereologica
Fifty patients with extensive alopecia areata took part in a prolonged double blind trial to compare the effect of 1% minoxidil in unguentum merck with that of unguentum merck alone. There was no significant difference between the hair growth of patients treated with the placebo or with the active compound.