[Emergency treatment of acute myocardial infarct by means of slow intravenous infusion of a derivative of pyrimido-(5,4-d)-pyrimidine (preparation RA8)].
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This report first describes the efficiency achieved by a large scale clinical trial (GISSI), which is widely recognized as having made an important contribution to the therapy of AMI, and second emphasizes how a comprehensive research project based upon an innovative clinical trial methodology can influence the attitude and the scientific productivity of a professional community operating within a national health system. To understand the methodology of GISSI, one must appreciate both the cultural and institutional setting in which the first GISSI trial took place as well as the strong economic and scientific expectation surrounding the second GISSI trial.
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OBJECTIVE: An uncommon case of left pararenal pseudocyst associated with anuria in a patient with a hypoplastic contralateral kidney is described. METHODS: The etiopathological aspects and the good correlation between the preoperative findings and the information provided by the imaging techniques are analyzed. CONCLUSIONS: Ultrasound is essential in determining the structural characteristics, anatomical relationships and for adequate management of this uncommon condition.