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South African Medical Journal - Volume 47, Issue 23, June 1973
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Volume 47, Issue 23, June 1973
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A trial of sulphormethoxine in acute infections in a Bantu general practice
Author F.D. RibeiroSource: South African Medical Journal 47, pp 979 –981 (1973)More LessA study of 70 patients with acute infections commonly seen in general practice, is descriptionbed.
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FIVB - a new combination of drugs in the treatment of cancer
Source: South African Medical Journal 47, pp 982 –984 (1973)More LessOne hundred and twenty-eight patients with advanced cancer were treated with 4 drugs (fluoro-uracil, imidazole-carboxamide dimethyl triazeno, vincristine and bischloroethyl nitroso-urea) given concomitantly in courses.
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The treatment of chronic maxillary sinusitis by inhalation therapy with bisolvon
Author E.S. PolakowSource: South African Medical Journal 47, pp 985 –987 (1973)More LessIn a random group of 44 patients with chronic maxillary sinusitis taken from general practice, conventional methods were initially utilized to alleviate symptomatology, viz. antihistamines, antibiotics administered according to sensitivity, steaming, etc., with unsatisfactory results.
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A possible case of neuromyelitis optica in a Bantu patient
Author T. Hift, W. & MoodleySource: South African Medical Journal 47, pp 987 –988 (1973)More LessAn apparently typical case of neuromyelitis optica (Devic's disease) in a Bantu woman is descriptionbed.
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Congenital heart disease associated with the Russell-Silver syndrome
Author S.E.** Cole, R.B.* & LevinSource: South African Medical Journal 47, pp 989 –990 (1973)More Less25-month-old female with the Russell-Silver syndrome underwent cardiac catheterization and angiocardiography.
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Difetarsone in the treatment of trichuris trichiura infection
Source: South African Medical Journal 47, pp 991 –992 (1973)More LessIn a clinical trial of difetarsone, cure was obtained in 20 of 30 children with T. trichiura infections.
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Diabetic retinopathy in African patients
Author M. Levin, L. & GelfandSource: South African Medical Journal 47, pp 993 –994 (1973)More LessA study of 50 Rhodesian Africans is presented to assess the incidence of retinopathy on admission; the findings are similar to those in Jamaica, America, Britain and other parts of the world.
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Evaluation of the resin strip method for measuring serum thyroxin
Source: South African Medical Journal 47, pp 995 –997 (1973)More LessCompetitive protein-binding analysis for measuring total serum thyroxin (T4) is a valuable aid in the evaluation of thyroid function.
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Clinical experience with a new beznodiazepine in the treatment of epilepsy
Author W.M. GuldenpfennigSource: South African Medical Journal 47, pp 998 –1000 (1973)More LessForty-one poorly controlled epileptic patients were treated with clonazepam (a benzodiazepine derivative), in addition t o other anticonvulsant drugs.
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Progressive systemic sclerosis (diffuse scleroderma) - a follow-up report of treatment with potaba
Author W. SilberSource: South African Medical Journal 47, pp 1001 –1002 (1973)More LessThe results of a blind trial using Potaba in systemic sclerosis, is reported.
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Prolonged paresis following the administration of gallamine triethiodide (Flaxedil) to a patient with acute pancreatitis
Author I. LeibowitzSource: South African Medical Journal 47, pp 1002 –1004 (1973)More LessA patient was submitted to laparotomy and found to be suffering from acute pancreatitis. Gallamine triethiodide (Flaxedil) was the main relaxant used.
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The treatment of rectal incontinence by surged faradic-type current stimulation
Source: South African Medical Journal 47, pp 1005 –1006 (1973)More LessA case history of physiotherapy given to a 12-year-oldgirl, suffering from rectal incontinence as a result of necrosis of the anal tissue and disuse of the pelvic floor muscles, is descriptionbed.
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Robert W. Philip (1857-1939) - pioneer of the holistic approach to tuberculosis and its voluntary movement
Author H. DubovskySource: South African Medical Journal 47, pp 1007 –1010 (1973)More LessRobert Phi lip deserves recognition among the paramounts of tuberculosis. Shortly after graduating, the year of the discovery of the bacillus, he commenced a career in tuberculosis amid scepticism and apathy.
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Medical Association of South Africa
Source: South African Medical Journal 47, pp 1011 –1113 (1973)More Less