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In comparison with those in normal (+/+) mice, tissue histamine levels were lower in athymic (nu/nu) female mice and higher in athymic male mice. The sexual difference was less marked or absent in nu/nu mice. These results show (a) that endocrine factors are involved in the distribution of tissue histamine, and (b) that the thymus cannot be considered as the main source of tissue histamine in pathogen-free mice.
A case of lymphangitis carcinomatosa secondary to a primary gastric adenocarcinoma is reported. Diagnosis was suspected clinically and radiologically, but was established only at autopsy. The condition is reviewed. When suspected, transbronchial lung biopsy would allow histological confirmation of the diagnosis.
The evolution of serum lipids is investigated in 26 patients admitted in a coronary care unit less than 9 hours after the onset of an acute myocardial infarction. Blood samplings are made every 3 hours until the 15th hour after the onset of the infarction. The decrease of total serum lipids concentration is significant at the 9th hour (3rd hour : 8,45 +/- 0,58 g/l ; 9th hour : 7,74 +/- 0,36 g/l) ; that of triglycerides, at the 6th hour (3rd hour : 1,33 +/- 0,17 g/l ; 6th hour : 1,18 +/- 0,21 g/l) ; that of cholesterol is more delayed, at the 9th hour (3rd hour : 2,98 +/- 0,18 g/l ; 9th hour : 2,83 +/- 0,11 g/l). The proportion of alphalipoproteins increases, that of prebetalipoproteins decreases, that of betalipoproteins remains unchanged. There is no difference between the patients who received heparin and those who did not. Total lipids and triglycerides concentrations are lower in the group of patients with complications than in the group without complications.
The evolution of serum lipids is investigated in 26 patients admitted in a coronary care unit less than 9 hours after the onset of an acute myocardial infarction. Blood samplings are made every 3 hours until the 15th hour after the onset of the infarction. The decrease of total serum lipids concentration is significant of the 9th hour (3rd hour : 8,45 +/- 0,58 g/l ; 9th hour : 7,74 +/- 0,36 g/l) ; that of triglycerides, at the 6th hour (3rd hour : 1,33 +/- 0,17 g/l ; 6th hour : 1,18 +/- 0,21 g/l) ; that of cholesterol is more delayed, at the 9th hour (3rd hour : 2,98 +/- 0,18 g/l) ; 9th hour : 2,83 +/- 0,11 g/l). The proportion of alphalipoproteins increases, that of prebetalipoproteins decreases, that of betalipoproteins remains unchanged. There is no difference between the patients who received heparin and those who did not. Total lipids and triglycerides concentrations are lower in the group of patients with complications than in the group without complications.
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