CIRCULATORY DISTURBANCES IN DIPHTHERIA.

Clinical Diagnosis of Post-operative Circulatory Disturbances

THE development of biochemistry and biophysics have in later years given us important tools for estimating the efficiency of circulation and ventilation; we can estimate the oxygenation saturation or the oxygen tension, the pH, bicarbonate and the carbon dioxide tension by punctioning arteries and veins. We can also measure the blood pressure in arteries and veins with accuracy by direct puncti...

CirCulatory disturbanCes in the spinal Cord of adults (innovations in spinal angioneurology)

I.P. Pavlov Saint Petersburg State Medical University, Saint Petersburg, Russia Results and discussion. Full management of vertebrogenic pain syndrome in is achieved in 85–90% of hospitalized patients and 92–95 % in ambulatory patients. Tradi-tional methods of pain relief helped to manage pain syndrome in 36% and 39%. Remote results of treatment were studied. It is determined that the duration ...

The Circulatory Disturbances of the Extremities Including Gangrene, Vasomotor and Trophic Disorders

Acute effect of low dose theophylline on the circulatory disturbances of cirrhosis.

BACKGROUND Adenosine is a potent vasoactive substance that may be responsible for mediating the altered haemodynamics found in patients with cirrhosis. AIM The administration of oral theophylline was used to investigate the effect of adenosine receptor antagonism upon the circulation of patients with cirrhosis. METHODS Twenty eight patients were given oral theophylline and intravascular hae...

Diphtheria

Gentlemen,?I have occasionally heard a man, about to read a paper upon some subject, commence by expressing his sense of his unfitness for the task he has undertaken. I have, I must confess, looked upon this appeal, ad misericordiam, with much suspicion, believing the writer, did he not in his own heart believe himself particularly well-fitted for the work, would not have undertaken it. To-day,...