[Structure and innervation of the striated muscle fibres of the esophagus of the rat].
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As perioperative prophylaxis for major orthopedic operations 81 patients were given the fixed combination of ampicillin (1 g)/sulbactam (0.5 g) or cefotiam (2 g) as short infusions. The three beta-lactams were rapidly distributed into the different tissues and their pharmacokinetic profiles were found to be very similar. It was noteworthy that ampicillin, sulbactam and cefotiam penetrated within minutes, not only into skin, fat and muscles, but also into bone. Thus 0.25 h after starting the infusion the following mean concentrations were measured in bone: 21.8 +/- 10.5 mg/kg ampicillin, 4.9 +/- 2.2 mg/kg sulbactam and 19.4 +/- 10.6 mg/kg cefotiam. For a period of at least 2 h the concentrations measured in serum and in the different tissues affected by the operation (skin, fat, muscle, bone) were above the MICs for pathogens which are involved in postoperative wound infections. On the basis of pharmacokinetic data, ampicillin/sulbactam and cefotiam seem about equally suitable for perioperative prophylaxis in major orthopedic operations.
AIM: Education in sports medicine is offered heterogeneously in German medical schools. The self-image of sports has changed from a traditional, competition-oriented way to adventure, entertainment, wellness and health. Therefore, changes of our curricula to a practical-oriented way of teaching are required. In a first step the motivations and expectations of the students have to be evaluated. METHODS: 90 students enrolled in a sports medicine class were evaluated using a questionnaire and compared to 60 students not participating in the sports medicine class. RESULTS: The main motivation for the students to sign in was the future possibility to subspecialize in sports medicine, followed by interest in the subject. The main reasons not to participate were the time factor followed by lack of interest. 80 % of the students were regularly practising sports. 66 % commented on having been involved in sports trauma. 90 % of the students believe that practical-oriented education is absolutely necessary. CONCLUSION: Evaluation of the students motivation, knowledge as well as a discussion of the current practice to teach sports medicine at medical school confirm the need for modification of our curricula to a more practical-oriented education.
In a clinical and radiological follow up 64 Lord-endoprostheses could be controlled after a meantime of 8.5 years. The positive judgement of the patients, which is caused by the reduction of pain, is in contrast to the poor improvement of gait and mobility. Radiological findings are suspicious for a higher rate of loosening of the cup and fractures of the shaft.