[Guided tracheal intubation with the mouth closed (D.J. Waters' technic)].
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Biomedical subjects
L Diop
Publications and source records attributed to L Diop.
[Laryngeal papillomatosis in children at Dakar (apropos of 22 cases)].
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[On a case of myeloplaxic sarcoma of the mandible].
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[A case of muco-epidermoid tumor of the mandible].
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[Apropos of a case of diffuse sclerosing chronic osteitis of regional topography].
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[Apropos of surgical treatment of large frontal and ethmoid mucoceles. Approach routes and surgical technic].
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[Diffuse mandibular osteitis in Dakar].
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[On noma in children in Senegal (47 treated cases)].
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[Foreign bodies of the upper aero-digestive tract. Resume of 5 years' practice].
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[A further case of rhinoscleroma in Casamance].
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[Reparative surgery of infectious facial mutilations in a tropical environment. (Apropos of 16 cases)].
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Specific binding of 3H-nicergoline in rat brain: comparison with the selective alpha 1-antagonist 3H-prazosin.
In rat cerebral cortex, the 3H-Nicergoline (an ergot alkaloid derivative) binding was rapid, reversible, saturable and of high affinity. In various structures of the central nervous system except midbrain and cerebellum, the maximum binding capacity (B max) for 3H-Nicergoline is greater that for 3H-Prazosin. The specificity studies of 3H-Nicergoline binding show interactions with alpha 1-adrenergic and serotoninergic receptors. These results are confirmed after irreversible blockade with phenoxybenzamine. In conclusion, as nicergoline is known to cross the blood-brain barrier, this study shows that it exerts its central action on alpha 1-adrenoceptors as well as serotoninergic receptors.
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