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U Klein

Publications and source records attributed to U Klein.

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PubMed1976

The frequency of adverse drug reactions as dependent upon age, sex and duration of hospitalization.

In 1972, 171 (18, 7%) of 914 patients showed evidence of an adverse drug reaction (ADR) in a prospective study of the division of internal medicine in a regional teaching hospital (Zieglerspital, Bern). The following factors correlated positively with frequency of ADR: 1. The duration of hospital stay. 2. The age between 60 and 80 years. 3. Female sex. 4. Previous ADR. The fact that most of the ADR occur within the first three weeks of a hospital stay, combined with point 1, suggests early ADR having some predictive value for duration of hospital stay. Statistical data of type, severity, duration and pathogenesis of ADR are given. The drugs involved are mentioned.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1976

[Angiography of urotuberculosis (author's transl)].

119 kidneys demonstrating changes consistent with renal tuberculosis were studied in a total of 94 patients by means of selective, transfemoral renal antiography. In the first stage of the disease, this method detected parenchymal involvement which could not be visualized by excretory urography. In stage II the arcuate arteries and occasionally the intralobular arteries, showed typical changes. Cavitation, pathognomonic for the presence of renal tuberculosis were found in 39.3% of these cases. In 40% of the cases the angiographic findingd were more extensive than the apparent findings of excretory urography. Angiography, thus, can render valuable information pertaining to the course of the disease and the necessity of operative intervention. Stage III was usually characterized by extensive changes specific for parenchymal destruction. Typical vascular lesions were readily recognized. Cavitation was found in 86.5% of these cases. Tortuosity and dilatation of the renal pelvis- and/or ureter-arteries revealed evidence of ureteral involvement (stage III2). In the presence of a non-functioning kidney angiography is mandatory to rule out renal aplasia and to differentiate between a kidney destroyed by other disease processes and the complete cavitary destruction of end-stage renal tuberculosis (stage III3).

Angiography↗
PubMed1976

[Endocrinologic and pharmacologic-toxicologic findings with ethinyl-estradiol sulfonate. 8th communication. Complement and lysozyme in the serum of beagles after 6 months application of ethinylestradiol sulfonate].

In course of studies for the chronic toxicity of estrogens after oral application two parameters of the unspecific resistance - complement (CH50U and CB50U) and lysozyme - in sera of 30 beagle-dogs were studied. The doses of the daily (over 6 months) applicated hormones were 1,0 mg/kg ethinylöstradiol and 1,0, 0,1 and 0,01 mg/kg ethinylöstradiolsulfonate (depotform). In the majority of all measurements no significant variations of serum complement and -lysozyme could be detected, however after application of high doses of the hormone ethinylöstradiol a little reduction of complement and significant elevations of lysozyme were observed.

Animals↗
PubMed1975

[Selective kidney angiography. Indispensable diagnostic method in urogenital tuberculosis].

Selective angiography of the kidneys was performed in 119 patients with urogenital tuberculosis. The diagnosis was confirmed by bacteriological and/or histological examinations. Diagnostic value. Under optimal technical conditions changes of the small renal arteries even in the parenchymal stage I of renal tuberculosis can be seen. These cannot be diagnosed with other methods. In stage II and III the degree of destruction and the localisation of the specific process can be demonstrated more efficiently by angiography than by urogram. In stage III/3 (kidney without function) the differential diagnosis between tuberculosis and the late form of polycystic renal disease is possible. Therefore the selective renal angiography ought to be performed more frequently for intensive diagnosis and also to reach a definite diagnosis before surgical procedures. Special surgical planning is more precise and knowledge of vascular anatomy reduces the operative risk.

Diagnosis, Differential↗
PubMed1975

[Value of sequential scintrigraphy and clearance determination following normo- and hypothermic renal ischemia].

Using quantitative sequential camera scintigraphy and simultaneous separated clearance determinations with 131-I-Hippuran and 169-Yb-EDTA renal function was measured applying a new surgical method which permits in-situ kidney perfusion and cooling in animals and patients. While mongrel dogs of 15 kg average weight (control group of N = 5) showed after 1 hour of normothermic ischaemia a postoperative delay of intrarenal transport of 131-I-Hippuran with reduction of 131-I-Hippuran and 169Yb-EDTA clearances, renal function returned to normal on the first postoperative day after 1-hour (N = 5) and 2-hour (N = 5) hypothermic ischaemia. In patients (N = 9) with hypothermic in-situ perfusion of between 40 and 92 min duration a transient postoperative delay of intrarenal 131-I-Hippuran transport and a reduction of the 131I-Hippuran clearance was observed which returned to almost normal 1 1/2 to 3 months after surgery. The results and the significance of the method discussed and are compared with clinical findings and with radiological and laboratory renal function studies.

Animals↗