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J Zakrzewski

Publications and source records attributed to J Zakrzewski.

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PubMed1993

[On the etiology of systemic ozena].

The paper presents an outline of the function of the mucous membrane of the nose and the pharynx as well as the pathological changes in the mucous membrane of patients with ozena. It offers a feasible explanation why systemic ozena connected dysfunction (deficiency of iron, proteins and vitamins) is manifested mainly in the mucous membrane of the nose and pharynx. The author also discusses other possible etiologies of the disease regarding the systemic theory of ozena. An attempt has been undertaken to find out why ozena is almost absent, in the well-developed regions and why it commonly occurs in underdeveloped countries where the everyday diet is poor in iron, proteins and vitamins.

Developing Countries↗
PubMed1990

Electro-thermometric study on the healing of free gingival grafts covered by two different dressings.

The aim of the study was to evaluate the healing of the gingival grafts covered with Solcoseryl dental adhesive paste (Solco Basel AG) in comparison with the grafts covered with Peripac. By means of thermistor thermometer coupled with a chart recorder, three series of temperature as time recordings of grafted tissues after normalized cooling were performed--before grafting, 2 and 12 weeks after grafting. On the basis of temperature recovery curves obtained, the blood supply coefficients were computed. It was revealed that in the Solcoseryl group there was an improvement in blood supply in 75% of the cases--2 weeks, and 66%--12 weeks after grafting. In the other group, the same reaction was observed only in 50% and 30% of the cases respectively.

Actihaemyl↗
PubMed1989

[Peat poultices in the treatment of parodontal diseases].

For an assessment of the therapeutic effectiveness of peat poultices in parodontal diseases in 156 patients of either sex aged 24-68 years the authors used the gingival index, Suleus Fluid Rate, selective cytometric examination of salivary sediment and electrothermometric testing of the gingiva before and after this treatment. Moreover, after the treatment the patients answered an inquiry for expressing their opinion on the course and effectiveness of peat treatment. The difference test used in the calculations demonstrated statistically significant differences before and after the treatment with respect to the gingival index and Suleus Fluid Rate. Statistically significant differences were found also between the values of the leucocyte index and the keratinization index before and after peat treatment. The opinions of the patients were mostly positive.

Adult↗