[Congenital deficiency of the fibrinolysis inhibitor alpha 2-antiplasmin as a cause of hemorrhagic diathesis].
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The suitability of an intra-alveolar gelatin-resorcinol dressing for controlling bleeding was tested in 118 tooth extractions on a total of 87 patients. Plain advantages of the dressing are: prompt haemostasis (which in most cases avoids hospitalization and substitution therapy), low cost, and easy application. The dressing is not always reliable in controlling bleeding after milk tooth extraction.
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A case-control investigation of the association of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome with a family history compatible with susceptibility to malignant hyperthermia disclosed close agreement with a previously published uncontrolled study from Australia. A definitive investigation of this association will require development of a less invasive and simpler test than is currently available for identifying individuals at risk.