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Fillenbaum S, Jones L V·Language and speech
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Pellicer Adelina, Greisen Gorm, Benders Manon, +16 more·Neonatology
UNLABELLED: Near-infrared spectroscopy-derived regional tissue oxygen saturation of haemoglobin (rStO2) reflects venous oxygen saturation. If cerebral metabolism is stable, rStO2 can be used as an estimate of cerebral oxygen delivery. The SafeBoosC phase II randomised clinical trial hypothesises that the burden of hypo…
Fraser P M, Doll R, Langman M J, +2 more·Gut
The effects of a new carbenoxolone analogue (BX24), zinc sulphate, and vitamin A on the healing of gastric ulcer have been assessed in a multifactorial clinical trial conducted in out-patients treated for four weeks.Forty-eight patients completed the trial. Three groups of eight patients were given respectively 300, 60…
Stehr K, Cherry J D·Developments in biological standardization
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Hatterer J A, Gorman J M, Fyer A J, +5 more·The American journal of psychiatry
Four men with paruresis received trials of atenolol or phenelzine or both. Atenolol was effective in one patient. Three patients had a poor response to phenelzine, and they all experienced troublesome side effects.
Pecan M·Zobozdravstveni vestnik
In the article the author presents the main properties of isoflurane. The clinical testing was carried out in thirty maxillofacial patients undergoing surgery. A description of anaesthetic procedures is given. During this work special concern was paid to changes of arterial blood pressure and pulse rate under influence…
Sechi G P, Zuddas M, Piredda M, +5 more·Neurology
We studied the effects of carbamazepine (CBZ) (400 and 600 mg per day) in 10 patients with cerebellar tremors in a single-blind manner. All patients improved on a clinical rating scale and by accelerometric recording; there was no improvement with placebo. Our data suggest that CBZ may be a valuable drug in cerebellar…
Mancini S, Wietrzykowska R, Viviano G, +2 more·Minerva pediatrica
A review of 104 children affected with respiratory tract allergies and or rhinoconjunctivitis in hyposensitizing therapy against gramineae pollens or moulds or house dust or Mix dermatophagoides is presented. Clinical evaluations were carried out in order to evaluate the clinical improvement after 1 year and after 4 ye…
Leicht P, Muchardt O, Jensen M, +2 more·Burns, including thermal injury
In a randomized controlled clinical trial (RCCT) the healing rate, infection and late cosmetic/functional results were investigated in 48 children admitted to hospital with scalds. They were treated with either exposure treatment (EP) or lyophilized allograft (LA). Healing rate was improved with LA treatment. The infec…
McGrath P J, Stewart J W, Harrison W, +3 more·Psychopharmacology bulletin
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Stabile A, Miceli Sopo S, Romanelli V, +2 more·Archives of disease in childhood
The incidence of sepsis, mortality due to sepsis, total mortality, and minor infections was evaluated in a group of 46 premature newborn infants who were treated with intravenous immunoglobulins. They were compared with an untreated control group. No significant differences were observed between the two groups.
Imagawa Y, Tomizawa I, Takizawa Y, +7 more·Kansenshogaku zasshi. The Journal of the Japanese Association for Infectious Diseases
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Creutzig A, Caspary L, Radeke U, +2 more·VASA. Supplementum
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Ingram M, Shelden C H, Jacques S, +6 more·Journal of biological response modifiers
An immunotherapy protocol based on intracranial implantation of stimulated, autologous lymphocytes into the tumor bed following surgical debulking of malignant glioma is described. Phase I clinical trials in human patients are now in progress. Preliminary data representing the first 39 patients treated are presented br…
Chahade W H, Marques G C·European journal of rheumatology and inflammation
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Havranek H·European journal of rheumatology and inflammation
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von Scheele C·Lancet (London, England)
The effectiveness of levodopa in the treatment of restless legs was assessed in a double-blind trial. 20 patients were given levodopa and lactose on alternate days. Treatment was continued until patients stated a preference for one of the treatments or were unable to discriminate between the two. 17 patients preferred…
Samuel-Cahn E, Wax Y·Biometrics
A randomized sequential test is considered for deciding whether prophylactic antibiotic is successful in reducing infection rates following neurosurgical operations. The test is of the curtailed "gambler's ruin" type. Its operating characteristics are obtained and tabulated, and the actual medical experiment is describ…
Allegra J C·Seminars in oncology
A clinical protocol outline of a study randomizing prednimustine v doxorubicin in patients with metastatic breast cancer is presented. The study has just been initiated, and no results are available at the present time. Unique features of this clinical trial are discussed, including the correlation of objective paramet…
Reece Smith H, Memon A, Smart C J, +1 more·British journal of urology
A double-blind trial comparing the effect of Permixon (160 mg bd) against placebo in the treatment of benign prostatic hypertrophy is described. In both groups a significant improvement in flow rate and subjective assessment of symptoms was seen. There was no significant difference between the results of treatment in e…