LIBERATION OF EXTRACELLULAR NITROGEN BY 2 NITROGEN-FIXING BLUE-GREEN ALGAE.
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Amino Acids↗
Biomedical subjects
W D STEWART
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THERAPEUTIC AGENTS IN ACNE VULGARIS. I. TETRACYCLINE.
A total of 120 consecutive patients with pustular and cystic acne vulgaris were selected for study. Patients were assigned a placebo and a tetracycline medication in a random method. Of the 53 patients who were given tetracycline, 45 showed some response, which was fair in 19 and excellent in 26. Of the 55 patients who received placebo, 24 showed no response while 31 showed some improvement. No side effects were reported. The difference in response between the two groups is statistically significant. It is concluded that administration of 250 mg. tetracycline four times daily, even for periods as short as two weeks, enhances the likelihood of improvement of cystic or pustular acne vulgaris.
Acne Vulgaris↗
Betamethasone: A dermatological clinical evaluation.
The purpose of this study was to determine under carefully controlled clinical conditions the relative anti-inflammatory and anti-pruritic action of betamethasone as compared with prednisone and a placebo. A total of 130 consecutive patients with atopic dermatitis, primary irritant dermatitis, nummular eczema, allergic eczematous contact dermatitis, sweat retention, seborrheic dermatitis and pruritus were selected for study. Under the conditions of this clinical trial, the samples indicated a difference in anti-inflammatory and anti-pruritic response to the therapeutic agents used. The difference between betamethasone and the placebo was highly significant, and the difference in these measured responses was studied on the basis of a careful evaluation and statistically. The result of this study corroborates statistically our clinical impression regarding the therapeutic effect of betamethasone.
Adrenal Cortex Hormones↗
Advances in dermatological therapy.
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Dermatology↗
Dermal abrasion for the removal of acne scars.
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Acne Vulgaris↗
The office use of sulfamethoxypyridazine. A review of cutaneous reactions.
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Drug Eruptions↗
Griseofulvin: a clinical report; the effect of griseofulvin on some superficial fungal infections and upon the cultures taken from these infections.
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Dermatomycoses↗
Studies on the quantity of radiation reaching the gonadal areas during dermatologic x-ray ther. III. Shielding techincs and other precautions for reducing the gonad dose.
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Gonads↗
Studies on the quantity of radiation reaching the gonadal areas during dermatologic x-ray therapy. II. Methods, quantitative measurements, and analyses of some important factors influencing the gonad-dose.
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Gonads↗
Studies on the quantity of radiation reaching the gonadal areas during dermatologic x-ray therapy. I. Preliminary report.
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Gonads↗
Review of some factors which influence the quantity of radiation reaching the gonadal areas during dermatologic x-ray therapy.
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Gonads↗