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M Lutman

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[Comparative study with a closed sequential design between iopronic and iocetamic acid in oral cholecystocholangiography with radiograms in short and standard times. Laboratory evaluation of hepatic function (author's transl)].

In a comparative study with a closed sequential design iopronic acid has shown to have an opacification power in short times (3 to 4 hours after administration) much higher than iocetamic acid. The opacification of gall bladder and choledochus at 10 to 12 hours after administration has always resulted higher for iopronic acid. Laboratory examinations (total bilirubinaemia, SGOT, SGPT) have not shown any liver damaging effect due to the administered oral cholecystographic agent. Both contrast media, finally, have not caused side effects worth a particular remark at the dosage of 4.5 g.

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[Computerized tomography in cerebellar atrophy].

Among 5680 patients who had CT cranial scans at the Radiological Service of the Hospital of Pordenone we selected by their histories and clinical findings and CT images 31 patients showing the signs of a cerebellar atrophic process. We compared CT scans with clinical symptoms; we found a correlation in 71% among CT abnormalities and clinical findings; in 22.5% CT showed an infratentorial atrophy, but clinical symptoms were absent; in 6.5% the CT scans were normal, although was present a cerebellar syndrome. We conclude that CT is an important and significative method in the diagnosis of posterior fossa degeneration, taking so the place of pneumoencephalography.

Alcoholism↗