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J Salducci

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[A therapeutic trial in patients with spasmophilia].

As the clinical manifestations of spasmophilia are characterized by their striking polymorphism, quantitative assessment, which is requisite in order to evaluate therapeutic effectiveness, is a difficult task. The authors have attempted to analyze clinical, electrical and biological data from 30 patients. Each of these patients, given only manganese-cobalt oligosol and magnesium oligosol for two months, in two daily doses, had at least two groups of symptoms. Analysis of results shows that the most significant improvement was clinical: improvement was satisfactory or very satisfactory in 83% of patients tested, with muscular relaxation being recorded first, In relation with these clinical results, is the 59% improvement rate in EMG controls. Improvement in overall laboratory data was conclusive in only 24% of patients; however, if only the changes in intraerythrocytic magnesium, which is the only parameter with real clinical value (60% of abnormal results before treatment) are considered, improvement or return to normal values was recorded in 83% of cases.

Adolescent↗

[Vesico-anal correlations during miction in human beings].

1. The electrical activity of external anal sphincter (EAS) and internal anal sphincter (IAS), and the endo-anal pressure were recorded during the miction on 10 male adults with no signs of anorectal nor urologic affection. 2. During the premictionary period, the sympathetic hypertonicity was due to a large vesical proprioceptive activity; that initiated a higher frequency and amplitude of the IAS slow potential oscillations, and masked the inhibitory parasympathetic effect usually triggered by rectal distension. 3. During the vesical systolic phase the vesico-anal reflex induced by a parasympathetic activation and by: (a) a total absence of the EAS electrical activity during the duration of the miction period; (b) a two stage development of the IAS electrical activity: a tonic first stage of short duration and constant activity, followed by a second larger stage of variable form in accordance with the type of pattern (tonic, intermediary of which followed a similar developmental stage to that of the IAS. 4. This vesico-anal reflex makes it possible to assume that IAS activity plays a specific and important functional role in the maintenance of anal continence.

Adult↗