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V Krislo

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[Results of treatment of peptic ulcers using Gastrozepine and antacids in the endoscopic picture].

The authors investigated the therapeutic results in gastroduodenal ulcers in 96 patients treated with Gastrozepin (Slovakofarma), using daily doses of 75 mg combined with antacids. The examinations were made by means of a videogastroscope of Welch-Allyn Co. with subsequent control after four weeks, and if the ulcer was not healed, after two-week intervals. During the first examination they recorded the size of the ulcer and during check-up examinations the stage of healing. In a group of 51 men with a mean age of 44.4 years the incidence of duodenal ulcers was 29 cases (59.6%) and gastric ulcers 22 cases (43.1%). In a group of 45 women with a mean age of 51.4 years duodenal ulcers were detected in 24 (53.3%) and gastric ulcers in 21 (46.7%). After one-month treatment of 53 duodenal ulcers 44 (83%) healed by a scars. Healing of small and medium sized defects was excellent, they healed in 93.6%, while large defects only in 33.3%. Of 43 gastric ulcers after one month treatment 31 healed (72.1%) by a scar. Small and medium-sized defects healed in 80.5% and large ones only in 28.6%. With the exception of one case all were in an advanced stage of healing with a tendency of complete healing with scare formation.

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[Diabetes insipidus as the first cause of myelodysplastic syndrome].

The concurrent occurrence of myelodysplastic syndrome and diabetes insipidus is very rare. In the available literature so far only three cases were described. In acute leukaemia the concurrence of the two diseases is rare. The authors describe two cases of concurrent diabetes insipidus and myelodysplastic syndrome with typical clinical and laboratory symptoms. A 27-year-old man with refractory anaemia (according to the FAB classification of myelodysplastic syndrome) died after 10 months from complications of acute leukaemia. In a 58-year-old female patients with refractory anaemia after two years remission the condition deteriorated and developed into RASEB (refractory anaemia with excess of blast cells) according to the FAB classification with partial remission of the disease after cytostatic treatment. During permanent substitution treatment (Adiuretin Spofa) diabetes insipidus was compensated in both diseases.

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[The recessive Hm phenotypes].

The survival of "Bombay" erythrocytes as well as that of "para Bombay" red cells (first and third class according to Race and Sanger classification) has been studied among non compatible and "para Bombay" individuals. This shows not only the heterogeneity of these phenotypes (as already described by Salmon and co workers) but also the presence of highly differenciated ABH formed antigens. H deficient recessive phenotypes are not explained by the presence of an amorphe h gene. They arise from the activity (or better from the non activity) of the regulation genes of which the recessive alleles x and z in double dose do not enable a normal functioning of the H gene. The appelation Hxx for "Bombay" phenotypes (1st classe) and the appelation Hzz for Hm recessive (3d. class) phenotypes are proposed. Genetics as well as the synthesis of Ah, Bh (AHm, BHm) phenotypes have not yet been clarified. Interaction of zz and sese genes, or accomplementation in the "trans" position have to be looked at.

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