Results of miconazole therapy in twenty-eight patients with paracoccidioidomycosis (South American blastomycosis)

Negroni, R.; Rubinstein, P.; Herrmann, A.; Gimenez, A., 1977: Results of miconazole therapy in twenty-eight patients with paracoccidioidomycosis (South American blastomycosis). Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine 70 Suppl 1: 24-28

Bruzzi, P.; Predieri, B.; Corrias, A.; Marsciani, A.; Street, M.Elisabeth.; Rossidivita, A.; Paolucci, P.; Iughetti, L., 2016: Final height and body mass index in adult survivors of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia treated without cranial radiotherapy: a retrospective longitudinal multicenter Italian study. Young adult survivors of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) treated with protocols including cranial radiotherapy demonstrate a persistent weight gain and reduced final height. Published reports on the effects on growth of different onco...

Chambers, R., 1984: Improving canal irrigation management: no need to wait. In suggesting actions to improve irrigation performance without additional resources, methods of rapid appraisal and simple identification procedures are recommended. Potential for improvements is most commonly found in scheduling water distributi...

Shah, M.P.; Edmonds-Myles, S.; Anderson, M.; Shapiro, M.E.; Chu, C., 2010: The impact of mass incarceration on outpatients in the Bronx: a card study. We examined the impact of arrest and incarceration on primary care patients in the Bronx, New York. Patients at three clinics were asked eight questions concerning current and past involvement in criminal proceedings, arrest, and incarceration. On...

Sternberg, S.A.; Wershof Schwartz, A.; Karunananthan, S.; Bergman, H.; Mark Clarfield, A., 2012: The identification of frailty: a systematic literature review. An operational definition of frailty is important for clinical care, research, and policy planning. The literature on the clinical definitions, screening tools, and severity measures of frailty were systematically reviewed as part of the Canadian...

Garno, J.L.; Gunawardane, N.; Goldberg, J.F., 2008: Predictors of trait aggression in bipolar disorder. Although aggressive behavior has been associated with bipolar disorder (BD), it has also been linked with developmental factors and disorders frequently found to be comorbid with BD, making it unclear whether or not it represents an underlying bio...

Rouleau, C.; Pelletier, E.; Tjalve, H., 1994: Whole body autoradiography a tool for environmental toxicology studies La macroautoradiographie un outil pour les etudes de toxicologie environnementale. Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, 1989: 32-38

Patzak, A.; Mrowka, R.; Springer, S.; Eckard, T.; Ipsiroglu, O.S.; Erler, T.; Hofmann, S., 2000: Heart rate variability--physiology, methods of registration and application in pediatric sleep laboratory. Heart rate variability (HRV) has become the focus of interest of a multitude of investigations being a parameter that can easily be recorded. Accepted clinical indications in adults include evaluation of diabetic neuropathy and prediction of progn...

Esau, Katherine, 1934: Ontogeny of phloem in the sugar beet. In its ontogeny the sieve tube undergoes complicated changes. The nucleus disintegrates, while characteristic ring-like plastids develop; more or less discrete slime bodies appear in the cytoplasm but later disintegrate. The walls thicken, while t...

Tempelhof, M.; Campbell, J.; Ilkhanoff, L., 2014: Sinus arrest following angioplasty and stenting for superior vena cava syndrome. Superior vena cava (SVC) syndrome is a complication resulting from long-term residence of leads or in-dwelling catheters at the SVC to right atrial (RA) junction. SVC syndrome management is complicated by variable responses to anticoagulation ther...

Fuchs, S.Y., 2013: Hope and fear for interferon: the receptor-centric outlook on the future of interferon therapy. After several decades of intense clinical research, the great promise of Type I interferons (IFN1) as the anticancer wonder drugs that could cure or, at the very least, curb the progression of various oncological diseases has regrettably failed to...