Metabolic balance studies in patients with cardiac cachexia.
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K Makowska
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[Metabolic balance in patients with cardiac cachexia].
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[Results of the treatment of lymphoblastic leukemia by the BFM program in children--a 5-year observation].
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Free thyroxine index and absolute free thyroxine in patients with affective disorders treated with lithium carbonate.
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[Clinical usefulness of thyroxine blood serum level evaluation].
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Metabolic studies in diabetes mellitus. Protein tolerance in diabetes.
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[Effect of prolonged physical exertion on the concentration of free amino acids in blood after feeding a diet with varying protein values].
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[Indications for Ciechocinek health resort treatment of early stages of hyperthyroidism].
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[Clinical evaluation of free thyroxine index, triiodothyronine, thyroid-stimulating hormone assay and the TRH stimulating test].
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Total and free thyroxine in patients with liver cirrhosis.
In 11 patients with compensated and 10 with decompensated liver cirrhosis the following determinations were carried out: total thyroxine serum concentration (T4), triiodothyronine-binding coefficient (T3BC), free thyroxine by the dialysis method (DFT4), free thyroxine index (FT4I) and absolute value of free thyroxine (ADFT4). A statistically significant rise of T3BC, DFT4, ADFT4 and FT4I was observed only in the group of decompensated cirrhosis. It is supposed that these changes develop not as a result of excessive production of thyroid hormones but due to disturbances in the binding capacity of the proteins which bind thyroid hormones and also due to an impaired degradation of these hormones in the liver.
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