Biomedical subjects
W Kaiser
Publications and source records attributed to W Kaiser.
Follow-up studies after interruption of the vena cava.
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[Dentitio difficilis in the pediatric works of Johann Storch (1681-1751)].
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[Dentistry in Halle University literature of the 18th century].
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[The anatomists Heinrich Bass (1690-1754) and Johann Friedrich Cassebohm (1699-1743)].
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[Halle Ordinarius Friedrich Hoffman (1660-1742) as initiator of modern balneo- and hydrotherapy].
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[Samuel Schaarschmid (1709-1747) and August Schaarschmid (1720-1791)].
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[The Physician and drugs in 18th century Halle].
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[The early history of women's academic studies].
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[Soviet Military Administration (SMA) orders as initiators and guidelines for a socialist health service].
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[The effect of glucose substitutes on human uric acid metabolism (author's transl)].
Fructose, sorbitol and xylitol produce a rise in serum uric acid during intravenous injection. This is most pronounced with xylitol. The amount of increase in uric acid depends on the amount given. Irreversible decomposition of preformed adenine nucleotide in the liver is considered most important as a cause. Patients in whom there is already an impairment of the energy output on the part of the liver should not be given fructose or sorbitol and certainly not xylitol intravenously.
[Cardiac tamponade during parenteral feeding through a subclavian catheter (author's transl)].
Among the complications of the cava catheter, cardiac perforation with subsequent cardiac tamponade is in fact the rarest but also the most serious. A perforation of the right ventricle by a cava catheter left in for 7 days is reported. The cardiac tamponade and the resulting shock syndrome could be eliminated by aspirating the fluid which had infused into the pericardial space. Subsequently, the catheter could be removed without complication. The rare but usually serious complication provides an argument for the critical indication of the cava catheter.
[Contribution of the Academia Istropolitana and the University of Halle-Wittenberg in the struggle for the recognition of the Kopernicus world system].
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[Colon cancer in juvenile patients].
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Human erythrocyte phosphoribosylpyrophosphate content and "generation" during a constant rate infusion of xylitol.
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Purine and pyrimidine biosynthesis in Neurospora crassa and human skin fibroblasts. Alteration by ribosides and ribotides of allopurinol and oxipurinol.
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