[Ultrasonics as an aid in the diagnosis of a case of chronic diarrhea].
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G Antes
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Whipple's disease demonstrated by double contrast small bowel enema with barium and methylcellulose.
The radiologic findings on small bowel enema examination using barium and methylcellulose (SBE + Ba + MC) in a patient with Whipple's disease before and after treatment are described. The changes on SBE + Ba + MC corresponded well to the clinical and morphologic picture. The advantages of this double contrast technique compared to the enteroclysis with barium alone are demonstrated. The SBE + Ba + MC is a good method to demonstrate the manifestations of Whipple's disease involving the small bowel and the mesentery.
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[Double contrast technique of the small bowel with barium and methyl cellulose (author's transl)].
A modified technique of the small bowel enema is described. Diluted barium followed by an aqueous suspension of 0.5% methylcellulose is injected through a duodenal tube. Pathologic findings can be better recognized by the resulting double-contrast images than by other techniques. A detailed description of this method, and of our own experience, is given.
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[Angiographic and isotopic studies following pole resection of kidneys in dogs and hemostasis performed by infrared-contact-coagulation (author's transl)].
It has been shown in an animal experiment that alterations of the renal vasculature and parenchyma after hemostasis performed by Infrared-Contact-Coagulation are best shown by intravital magnification angiography (magnification factor 2.22). Following pole resection and hemostasis the final morphologic state is reached 6 weeks postoperatively. The resulting scar penetrates into the parenchyma up to 1 cm. The loss of function corresponds to the parenchymal defect. There was no additional loss of renal function or damage to the parenchyma on nuclear medicine or histologic examinations.
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[Percutaneous transluminal removal of embolised catheter fragments (author's transl)].
Seven patients had a percutaneous transluminal removal of catheter fragments using a Dormier stone-basket within the last 14 months. An immediate intervention should be performed because serious complications are expected from catheter embolization. The percutaneous transluminal catheter retrieval as a method of low risk and of little discomfort to the patient should always precede surgical procedures. The Dormier-basket proved to be a successful and easy handling catheter instrument in all our cases.
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[Diagnosis of the stomach evacuation function using nuclear medicine methods].
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[The infrared contact coagulator for hemostasis in the renal parenchyma (author's transl)].
Investigations on hemostasis with the infrared contact coagulator (ICC) after renal pole resections in dogs with and without clamping of the renal vessels are reported. Clamping the renal vessels led to less bleeding, but the coagulation time was distinctly prolonged. In addition the use of ICC in renal pole amputations in humans is described in two cases of urogenital tuberculosis. In both cases we were able to stop the bleeding quickly and satisfactorily without clamping the renal vessels. The results of animal experiments and the significance of using the ICC in man are discussed.
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Sarcomas originating in the small bowel diverticula.
Sarcomas of the small bowel are rare and particularly unusual to originate within the Meckel's or jejunal diverticula. We report two cases of malignant tumors involving neural or muscular fibers in the wall of small bowel diverticula, and briefly review the pertinent literature.
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[Scientific evidence on labor duration from systematic reviews].
OBJECTIVE: We examined the evidence of systematic reviews in the Cochrane Library on interventions that influence the duration of labor. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Of the 208 Cochrane Pregnancy and Childbirth systematic reviews, 69 deal with labor and birth of which 20 address the effect of intrapartum interventions. We analyzed the reviews with respect to those interventions that affected the duration of birth. RESULTS: Six reviews, related to 5 interventions (amniotomy, epidural analgesia, continuous support, amnioinfusion, and maternal position), reported a significant effect on the duration of labor. Six found no significant effect on labor duration. The remaining eight reviews did not assess the effect of the intervention on labor duration. DISCUSSION: Interventions that have a significant influence on labor duration may interact with each other. Therefore, perinatal databases should ascertain not only if but also when an intervention has been performed.
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