Feb 11, 1975 - volume, where Pmax equals the total oesophageal pressure swing in cmH2O duringthe respiratory cycle. The thoracic gas volume (TGV) of ...
3 Watts NB, Harris ST, Genant HK, Wasnich RD, Miller PD,. Jackson RD, et al. ... EDrrOR,-Anthony Hall and D M Humphreys from Boehringer Ingelheim' are not ...
heart with little intervening abnormal lung tissue. The right axis deviation appears to reflect right heart strain associated with extensive pulmonary disease.
Feb 19, 1973 - zard was the recipient of a Clinical Investigatorship of the. Veterans Administrationand is now an Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical ...
Aug 2, 1976 - (1) Over 15 months, 532 consecutive admissions to the CCU at the Radcliffe Oxford were studied; of these. 333 were cases of myocardial ...
neonatal life that prostaglandin E1 is started the more effective it will be. Prenatal diagnosis of congenital heart disease in which. the neonatal circulation ...
Feb 2, 1995 - 'corrected' TGA, TGA and ventricular septal defect, double outlet right ventricle);. * Right ventricular outflow tract obstruc- tion (tetralogy of Fallot ...
Abstract. We tested the hypothesis that an increased epithelial permeability may affect sites other than the intestine in patients with Crohn's disease by ...
early phase to a type III Arthus reaction in the later phase of ulceration (17). It was also report- ed that a variety of immune complexes were found in the sera of ...
lymphocytic infiltrates and destruction of normal heart cells,in the absence of the ... However, because of the involvement of autoimmunity in Chagas' disease the.
of bronchiolitis obliterans. The patient ... least two patients with bronchiolitis obliterans relapse occurred ... In the case of children, one tablet of. Slow-Fe daily is a ...
Frank, J. S., G. A. Langer, L. M. Nudd, and K. Seraydarian. 1977. The myocardial cell surface: its ..... iero, M. H. Van Regenmortel, and M. J.Levin. 1990. Major.
the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, Oxford), and known to contain ..... I I. WILLIAMS, G.and JACKSON,D.S., Twoorganic fixatives for acidmucopolysac-.
lymphoid neoplasms, especialy Hodgkin's dis- ease. To investigate this point, we evaluated the presence and distribution of HHV-6 DNA by. Southern blot ...
keratitis, or panophthalmitis have been re- ported at later stages. About 20% of patients also have evidence ofmild hepati- tis in the early disseminated stage of.
Oct 20, 1977 - His bundle electrocardiography is a useful technique for localising the site of atrioventricular block and, in some instances, can show atrioventri ...
13 Verhoef P, Hennekens CH, Allen RH, et al. Plasma total homocysteine and risk ... 15 Folsom AR, Nieto FJ, McGovern PG, et al. Prospective study of coronary ...
professional classes, and the lowest survival rate among divorcees, single persons, and unskilled workers. The ratio of mortality by marital status (1.77) was in ...
17 McKeigue PM, Ferrie JE, Pierpoint T, Marmot MG. Association of early- onset coronary heart disease in south Asian men withglucose intolerance and.
immigrants is great. Most Pakistani girls are brought up in surroundings shunned by men. Most go to strict girls' schools, colleges, and even medical schools.
by evidence that simple pneumoconiosis reduces mortality from lung cancer ... to the England and Wales rate, despite the higher prevalence of pneumoconiosis.
of all deaths among 45 to 64 year olds and most of these are preventable so why are they not ... If we must have a 'stick and carrot' policy, it should relate to ends ... What we actually want for better personal an- ticipatory ... of coronary heart
Aug 18, 1988 - Pipe and cigar smoking were noted. Current and former pipe or cigar smok- ers were classified as current or ex-smokers in the same way as ...
northern and the southern European cohorts of the seven countries study, ... The absolute risk was overestimated when applying the northern European model ...
In: Iaegli T,. Matis P, Gross R, Runge H, Sachs H, eds. Die thromboembo- ... EDITOR,-Margaret Ashwell and colleagues' have produced evidence from the 1992 ...
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False positive findings of mammography will have psychological consequences EDITOR,-We applaud E Lidbrink and colleagues' attempts to quantify the substantial disadvantages of false positive findings in patients invited to attend for breast screening.' Clearly, a financial cost of over £250 000 from a single round of screening at a well organised centre in Stockholm represents a huge sum that could have been better spent, though to us the more important feature of the report relates to the adverse psychological events. The authors state that they did not study the "possible adverse psychological consequences of the false positive mammograms in these women," but experience from daily life teaches us that nothing is so corrosive and enervating as a persisting uncertainty about the possibility of serious illness or upset. After six months only two thirds of the women (219/342) had been declared free of cancer, so one third must have spent even longer under the sword of Damocles. Many of the malignant lesions proved ultimately to be non-invasive-23% and 29% in the first and second rounds respectively. Since we do not know that identification and early treatment of these tumours lead to a worthwhile survival benefit, the true value of the screening must have been correspondingly reduced. Finally, we are forced to wonder whether some of the centres that pride themselves on having low ratios of benign to malignant findings on biopsy in Britain might be those with the worst record for prolonging the period before declaring patients free of cancer so that they increase their specificity ranking. I S TOBIAS
Clinical director, cancer services University College London Hospitals, Middlesex Hospital, London WIN 8AA MICHAEL BAUM Consultant surgeon