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PubMed1986

Solitary rectal ulcer syndrome--clinical, endoscopic, and histological spectrum.

Nineteen patients with solitary rectal ulcer syndrome are presented. The diagnosis was established on sigmoidoscopic and histopathological grounds; the clinical, endoscopic, and histological states were assessed at presentation and on last follow-up. Most of the patients suffered from rectal bleeding, abdominal and anorectal pains, constipation, and straining at defecation. Thirteen patients had macroscopic ulcerations on presentation and six patients did not. These six patients did not develop ulcer during the follow-up period. Four patients entered clinical and endoscopic remission with no histological improvement. Three of them managed conservatively and one underwent suturing of the ulcer and internal anal sphincter dilatation. They remained in remission for a mean follow-up of 1 yr.

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PubMed1986

[Abnormal effect of nitrosation inhibitors in human gastric juice].

The paper discusses the effect of vitamins C and E and Plantaglucide on nitroso compounds yield in the course of nitrosation of amines in human gastric juice. The study group included 56 subjects. The above drugs capable of inhibiting in vitro nitrosation produced an anomalous effect in gastric juice of some subjects, i.e. potentiated nitroso compounds yield in nitrosation of amines by sodium nitrite. The said action of vitamins C and E was apparent in dimethylamine and amidopyrine nitrosation but it was not in morpholine nitrosation. Sharply increased levels in nitroso compounds were observed in some mice fed precursors of nitroso compounds in combination with vitamin C and Plantaglucide. These data point to an anomalous effect of the drugs on the body.

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PubMed1977

A double-blind comparison of two bulk laxatives on geriatric patients.

Bulk laxatives have been said to have a good effect in normalizing both hard and loose stools in geriatric patients as concluded from some open studies. In a double-blind study Vi-Siblin, Lunelax and placebo were compared in the six weeks treatment of 29 patients (8 patients on Vi-Siblin, 8 patients on Lunelax, 13 patients on placebo). Two weeks prior to the study and the two last weeks of the study defecation frequency, consistency of stools and the use of additional laxatives were registered by the personnel. Results showed no significant differences between groups or between substances. From this controlled double-blind study it is not possible to draw any definite conclusions regarding the efficacy of bulk laxatives on geriatric patients.

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