[Hydrocortisone-17-butyrate (0.1 percent) versus hydrocortisone acetate (1 percent) in atopic dermatitis. Controlled double-blind study of 20 children].
Giannetti A, Laria G, Seidenari S·Minerva pediatrica
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Giannetti A, Laria G, Seidenari S·Minerva pediatrica
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Williams A J, Prematalake J K, Palmer R L·Pharmatherapeutica
A double-blind controlled trial was conducted of emepronium bromide against placebo in elderly mentally ill patients in hospital with urinary incontinence. No significant difference was found between 200 mg emepronium bromide 3-times daily and placebo in treating day-time or nocturnal urinary incontinence for patients…
Anderson G, Jariwalla A G, Al-Zaibak M·The Journal of international medical research
A double-blind study of oral metoprolol and propranolol in nine patients with chronic bronchitis (Medical Research Council definition) showed no appreciable deterioration in lung function or significant differences between the two drugs.
Verschraegen R, Rolly G·Acta anaesthesiologica Belgica
The purpose of this double blind study was to evaluate the efficiency and safety of a new analgesic drug meptazinol, compared to pentazocine and placebo, in patients suffering from postoperative pain. Subjective and objective parameters were controlled. It appeared clearly that meptazinol had a potent analgesic effect…
Glueck C J, Mattson F H, Jandacek R J·The American journal of clinical nutrition
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Sutherst J R·British journal of obstetrics and gynaecology
A double blind study is described in which 17 patients with intractable pruritus vulvae were treated by multiple intradermal injections of absolute alcohol. In each patient half the vulva was treated with alcohol whilst the other half was injected with water. Treatment with alcohol was significantly better than treatme…
Flew T J·The British journal of surgery
A randomized prospective clinical trial has been performed to determine the effect of temporary immobilization of the shoulder on wound drainage following radical mastectomy. In 64 patients admitted to the trial the mean volume of drainage was reduced by 40 per cent in those who had shoulder movement restricted for the…
Klaassen D J, Boyes D A, Gerulath A, +3 more·Cancer treatment reports
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Boyd G, Clark C J·The Journal of international medical research
In a double-blind crossover trial on forty chronic bronchitics Phyllocontin Continus tablets were shown to produce a greater improvement in objective lung function tests than Ventolin tablets. A combination of Ventolin tablets and Phyllocontin tablets were found to produce a greater effect than either drug alone. Chang…
Rudolf M, Riordan J F, Grant B J, +2 more·British journal of diseases of the chest
Fourteen patients with acute severe asthma necessitating hospital admission were all treated with a standard therapeutic regimen, and in addition received either bromhexine or placebo (initially intravenously and subsequently orally) double-blind. We were unable to show any significant improvement in the rate of recove…
Matthew A D, Gonzalez R, Jeffords D, +1 more·The Journal of urology
Of 40 patients who underwent transurethral prostatectomy without receiving antimicrobial chemoprophylaxis 13 had significant bacteriuria at some time in the postoperative course. Of 47 patients given nitrofurantoin none of the 42 for whom culture results were available had bacteriuria. This difference between the 2 gro…
Eerola R, Eerola M·Annals of clinical research
Carticaine and prilocaine (without adrenaline) in epidural anaesthesia were compared in a double blind study. Carticaine and prilocaine were used in 2 % concentration without adrenaline. The latency time was not significantly different, but carticaine was a shorter acting local anaesthetic. The motor block in both seri…
Lüttecke K·The Journal of international medical research
In a double-blind crossover trial of three days duration on each drug, trimebutine in a dose of 200 mg three times daily was significantly more effective than placebo in relieving the symptoms of mild to moderate degrees of spastic colon (p less than 0.001). The only side-effect necessitating discontinuation of treatme…
Rosenfield A T, Putman C E, Ulreich S, +1 more·The Yale journal of biology and medicine
A double-blind comparison of meglumine iodamide and Renografin 60 (52% meglumine diatrizoate and 8% sodium diatrizoate) for bolus excretory urography was performed. Doses of 0.8 cc/kg. to a maximum of 55 cc were administered to fifty patients, twenty-five receiving each drug.There is a suggestion that iodamide may be s…
Munson K W, Tee D E·British journal of urology
The results of a double-blind controlled study of the modified Makari skin test for the detection of cancer are described. The test identified malignant disease in 95% of 37 patients with primary cancer and in 74% of 81 with recurrent cancer after the exclusion of "anergic" patients. The study suggests that the test wi…
Klein R, Waldman D, Kershnar H, +5 more·Pediatrics
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Frattola L, Albiazzati M G, Spano P F, +1 more·Acta neurologica Scandinavica
The authors tested the effects of 2-Br-ergocriptine (bromocriptine, CB-154), a drug which exerts a mixed agonist-antagonist activity on the dopaminergic receptors, in 12 patients with Huntington Chorea in a double-blind crossover trial. This treatment significantly reduced the abnormal involuntary movements and the dis…
Warland A, Kapstad B·Acta allergologica
The clinical effect of disodium cromoglycate was compared with placebo in patients with perennial allergic rhinitis. The results of a double-blind cross-over trial in 17 patients suggest that insufflation with 10 mg disodium cromoglycate four times a day has no better effect than placebo. No significant differences bet…
Weber E, Walter E, Pfleiderer T·Verhandlungen der Deutschen Gesellschaft fur Innere Medizin
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Thompson E J, Torres E, Grosberg S J, +1 more·Clinical pharmacology and therapeutics
In a three-way crossover study, 23 patients with hepatic cirrhosis, ascites, and dependent edema received 40 mg/day of furosemide alone and combined with triamterene 50 mg/day and triamterine 100 mg/day. Baseline potassium excretion did not increase when furosemide was given alone, but potassium excretion fell when 50…