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  1. Clinical TrialAbstract OnlyPubMed1988

    [Effect of actoprotectors on the work capacity of operators during modeling of various factors of space flight].

    Bobkov Iu G, Epishkin A K·Kosmicheskaia biologiia i aviakosmicheskaia meditsina

    This paper presents experimental findings indicating that bemithyl, an actoprotective agent, has a beneficial effect on the health status and work capacity of operators during simulated space flight and 56-hour continuous work. The drug enhanced psychophysiological tolerance of the operators and improved the quality of…

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  2. Clinical TrialAbstract OnlyPubMed1988

    [Effectiveness of laser therapy in Bechterew's disease].

    Lerner L A·Terapevticheskii arkhiv

    Altogether 33 patients with Bekhterev's disease were given external irradiation of the spine and joints using He-Ne laser: 20 patients received laser therapy combined with indomethacin at a daily dose of 75-100 mg, 13 patients received laser therapy alone without indomethacin as a result of its intolerance. A course in…

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  3. Randomized Controlled TrialPublisher AccessPubMedCrossref1988

    A double-blind multi-centre trial of fluoxetine and dothiepin in major depressive illness. South Wales Antidepressant Drug Trial Group.

    International clinical psychopharmacology

    The response of patients with major depressive illness to fluoxetine or dothiepin was compared in a double-blind multi-centre trial. No differences in efficacy were observed, but the profile of side-effects differed with tremor, rash, nausea and headache occurring with fluoxetine, and drowsiness, dizziness and visual d…

    PMID3282004
    DOI10.1097/00004850-198801000-00006
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    PublisherOvid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health)
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  4. Clinical TrialPublisher AccessPubMedCrossref1988

    A comparison of glyceryl trinitrate and labetalol as hypotensive agents in microsurgery of the middle ear.

    Eltringham R J, Young P N, Littlejohns P A, +1 more·European heart journal

    Ninety-five patients undergoing microsurgery of the middle ear were anaesthetised using thiopentone, nitrous oxide, oxygen and halothane via a low flow circle system, with carbon-dioxide absorption. Systolic blood pressure was reduced to approximately 65 mmHg either by the use of increments of labetalol, or by an infus…

    PMID3137067
    DOI10.1093/eurheartj/9.suppl_a.201
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    PublisherOxford University Press (OUP)
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  5. Clinical TrialAbstract OnlyPubMed1988

    [Our experience with a clinical trial of the antibiotic thienam in puerperae and gynecologic patients with inflammatory diseases].

    Pranchev N, Katranushkova N, Karadzhova R, +2 more·Akusherstvo i ginekologiia

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    PMID3064616
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  6. Clinical TrialPublisher AccessPubMedCrossref1987

    Comparison of L-baclofen and racemic baclofen in trigeminal neuralgia.

    Fromm G H, Terrence C F·Neurology

    L-Baclofen was compared with racemic baclofen (Lioresal) in a double-blind crossover trial in 15 patients with typical trigeminal neuralgia. L-Baclofen was more effective than five times as much racemic baclofen in nine patients. Six of these nine patients have continued pain-free on L-baclofen for 4 to 17 months (mean…

    PMID3313099
    DOI10.1212/wnl.37.11.1725
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    PublisherOvid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health)
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  7. Clinical TrialPublisher AccessPubMedCrossref1987

    Morning versus midday phototherapy of seasonal affective disorder.

    Jacobsen F M, Wehr T A, Skwerer R A, +2 more·The American journal of psychiatry

    Sixteen depressed patients with seasonal affective disorder participated in a double-blind crossover study comparing the antidepressant effects of 2 hours of early morning and 2 hours of early afternoon therapy with bright light. They responded equally well to both treatments. These results suggest that the antidepress…

    PMID3310669
    DOI10.1176/ajp.144.10.1301
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    PublisherAmerican Psychiatric Association Publishing
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  8. Clinical TrialPublisher AccessPubMedCrossref1987

    A controlled comparison of fluoxetine and amitriptyline in depressed out-patients.

    Young J P, Coleman A, Lader M H·The British journal of psychiatry : the journal of mental science

    Fluoxetine, a selective serotonin uptake inhibitor (mean dose 73 mg each morning) was compared with amitriptyline (mean dose 122 mg at night) in a double-blind study of 64 depressed out-patients. Fifty patients completed the 6-week trial. The drugs did not differ with respect to psychiatrists' ratings, but amitriptylin…

    PMID3322468
    DOI10.1192/bjp.151.3.337
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    PublisherRoyal College of Psychiatrists
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  9. Clinical TrialAbstract OnlyPubMed1987

    [Effect of chamomile on wound healing--a clinical double-blind study].

    Glowania H J, Raulin C, Swoboda M·Zeitschrift fur Hautkrankheiten

    In a double-blind trial, the therapeutic efficacy of chamomile extract was tested on 14 patients. As objective parameters served the epithelial and drying effect on weeping wound area after dermabrasion of tattoos. The period of the healing and drying process was judged by the doctor. The decrease of the weeping wound…

    PMID3318194
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  10. Clinical TrialPublisher AccessPubMedCrossref1987

    Clinical trial of etoposide and cisplatin as salvage therapy in advanced ovarian carcinoma.

    Dottino P R, Goodman H M, Kredentser D, +2 more·Gynecologic oncology

    The combination of etoposide and cis-platinum was evaluated in the treatment of advanced ovarian cancer. Of 13 treated patients, 4 demonstrated complete clinical responses and 3 demonstrated partial clinical responses. The mean progression free interval was 14 months+ for the complete responders and 8.3+ months for the…

    PMID3305186
    DOI10.1016/0090-8258(87)90257-5
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    PublisherElsevier BV
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  11. Clinical TrialAbstract OnlyPubMed1987

    Premenstrual syndrome: beneficial effects of periodic, low-dose danazol.

    Sarno A P, Miller E J, Lundblad E G·Obstetrics and gynecology

    Danazol (200 mg/day) or placebo was administered to patients with premenstrual syndrome from the onset of symptoms until the onset of menses, for two cycles each, in a prospective, double-blind, crossover design. Eleven of 14 patients improved on danazol. The symptom scores with danazol were significantly lower than th…

    PMID3299177
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  12. Randomized Controlled TrialPublisher AccessPubMedCrossref1987

    ECG changes during haloperidol and pimozide treatment of Tourette's disorder.

    Fulop G, Phillips R A, Shapiro A K, +3 more·The American journal of psychiatry

    The ECG QTc interval was significantly prolonged by pimozide but not haloperidol or placebo in a randomized clinical trial with 40 patients with Tourette's disorder. However, no adverse cardiac effects or differences in rate, rhythm, or waveform were found.

    PMID3555126
    DOI10.1176/ajp.144.5.673
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  13. Clinical TrialAbstract OnlyPubMed1987

    An outpatient evaluation of phenelzine and imipramine.

    Davidson J, Raft D, Pelton S·The Journal of clinical psychiatry

    Phenelzine and imipramine were evaluated in a 5-week double-blind study of outpatients with major depression. Median daily doses of phenelzine 75 mg and imipramine 150 mg were employed. Of 27 patients 26 completed the 5-week study. Both drugs produced an equal overall effect, as measured by the Hamilton Rating Scale fo…

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  14. Clinical TrialAbstract OnlyPubMed1987

    Double-blind comparison of amantadine and bromocriptine for ambulatory withdrawal from cocaine dependence.

    Tennant F S, Sagherian A A·Archives of internal medicine

    Amantadine hydrochloride and bromocriptine mesylate were compared on a double-blind basis for withdrawal from cocaine dependence. Both amantadine and bromocriptine appear effective in alleviating the symptoms of cocaine withdrawal. In doses higher than previously reported, however, bromocriptine caused enough side effe…

    PMID3541819
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  15. Clinical TrialAbstract OnlyPubMed1987

    Changes in some hemostatic parameters in patients with infections treated with ceftazidime and latamoxef.

    Gabryelewicz A, Prokopowicz J, Wołosowicz N, +2 more·Folia haematologica (Leipzig, Germany : 1928)

    In comparative studies made in patients with pneumonia we have treated 14 cases with Latamoxef and 16 cases with Ceftazidime. We have concentrated our attention on the side effects of these drugs on hemostasis. In 8 patients treated with Latamoxef we have found a prolongation bleeding time, moderate hypoprothrombinemia…

    PMID2444514
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  16. Clinical TrialAbstract OnlyPubMed1987

    Does ceftazidime or latamoxef affect the phagocytic capabilities of human granulocytes?

    Prokopowicz J, Dabrowska M, Wysocka J, +2 more·Folia haematologica (Leipzig, Germany : 1928)

    In comparative studies made in patients with pneumonia we have treated 14 cases with Latamoxef and 16 cases with Ceftazidime. We have focused attention on the side effects of these drugs and on the phagocytic capacity of granulocytes. In our patients we have noted a decrease of bactericidal activity of plasma and granu…

    PMID2444513
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  17. Randomized Controlled TrialPublisher AccessPubMedCrossref1986

    Fluoxetine response: endpoint vs pattern analysis.

    Fieve R R, Goodnick P J, Peselow E, +1 more·International clinical psychopharmacology

    A 6-week double-blind trial of fluoxetine treatment of unipolar major depressive disorder in 49 patients was evaluated in terms of improvement in the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HDRS) and Clinical Global Improvement (CGI) scores. A relationship was found between change in HDRS (absolute and percentage decrease fr…

    PMID3549877
    DOI10.1097/00004850-198610000-00006
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    PublisherOvid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health)
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  18. Clinical TrialFree PDFPubMedPMCCrossref+3 more1986

    Slow release theophylline in preschool asthmatics.

    Conway S P, Houlsby W T·Archives of disease in childhood

    A double blind crossover trial with active or placebo slow release theophylline (Slo-phyllin) in children with asthma aged up to 4 years is described. Although no difference in symptom scores was shown, other differences in favour of active treatment were noted. We conclude that this preparation is of benefit in the ma…

    PMID3535686
    DOI10.1136/adc.61.10.1024
    PMCIDPMC1777982
    PublisherBMJ
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  19. Clinical TrialAbstract OnlyPubMed1986

    A double-blind trial of fentonium bromide in the treatment of incontinent unstable bladder.

    Milani R, Merlo E, Scalambrino S, +1 more·International journal of clinical pharmacology, therapy, and toxicology

    The effects of fentonium were compared with those of placebo in a double-blind, cross-over trial involving 28 incontinent women with unstable bladder. Fentonium bromide proved significantly more effective in reducing urgency and urge incontinence (p less than 0.05), in reducing detrusor pressure rise during bladder fil…

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