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J Hensel

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[Wegener's granulomatosis with pronounced kidney involvement].

It is reported on the course of histologically ascertained Wegeners' granulomatosis in 4 patients. After initial affection of the upper respiratory tract in form of necrotizing and granulomatous inflammations in all cases a generalisation of the disease with above all early and severe participation of the kidneys developed. Maximum acceleration of sedimentation, C-reactive protein, anaemia, leucocytosis, eosinophilia, thrombocytosis, enlargement of the number of alpha 2-globulins, increase of creatinine, proteinuria, erythrocyturia and leucocyturia are the most frequent pathological laboratory findings, whereas LE-cells, ANF, rheumatoid factor and decrease of the complement never could be proved. By reason of a pathogenic immunoreaction a combined glucocorticoid therapy and immunosuppressive therapy with prednisolone and cyclophosphamide may favourably influence the course of the disease which is otherwise prognostically infaust.

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[Bronchial adenoma with uncommon growth (author's transl)].

Report on a bronchial adenoma in the right lobus inferior pulmonalis (autopsy: histological bronchial adenoma from carcinoid type) of uncommon size and with growth till now not described. The tumor was diagnosed clinically and histologically 4 years before death of the patient, but was not operated. The tumor has continuously infiltrated the left atrium cordis via a vena pulmonalis. This case is stressing the decisive importance of the early diagnosis of bronchial adenoma.

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Phase-dependent suppression of transient evoked and distortion product otoacoustic emissions by a low-frequency tone.

The subjective recording of the masked threshold of short acoustical stimuli with a loud tone of 30 Hz (phase audiogram) has been used for the clinical diagnosis of endolymphatic hydrops (EH). In normally-hearing subjects, a marked modulation of the threshold was found, depending on the phase of the low-frequency tone. A very small dependence was found in patients with Menière's disease, due to the micromechanical changes in the basilar membrane (BM). The same phase relationship becomes apparent in low-frequency suppression of otoacoustic emissions. The amplitudes of TEOAEs are controlled by the phase-dependent displacement of the BM. The suppressed TEOAEs have to be measured separately in each phase relationship. During recording of suppressed DPOAEs, the low-frequency suppressor is permanently superimposed on the pair of primary tones. After time averaging and a moving short-time FFT, the spectral values of the DPOAEs are obtained depending on the phase of the low-frequency tone. Modulation depends also on the masker level, the levels of the primary tones, and on their frequency range. The method of low-frequency suppressed DPOAEs is an objective method to diagnose EH and could be a useful tool in human inner ear research.

Acoustic Stimulation↗

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