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D Cianflone

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[Changes in hemorheological parameters during physical exertion in coronary disease patients].

Blood viscosity and filtrability have been studied in 7 patients with ischemic heart disease and in 9 control subjects before and after maximal stress test on cycloergometer. The diagnosis of ischemic heart disease has been previously established on the basis of the clinical history, abnormal stress test or coronary arteriography. No significant differences were observed, at rest, in the two groups. On the contrary, after stress test blood filtrability resulted significantly reduced in ischemic patients when compared to controls. Blood viscosity resulted substantially unchanged in both groups. Our data may suggest the existence of an alteration in blood filtrability during stress test with a possible pathogenetic role.

Blood Viscosity↗

Disulfiram enhances pharmacological activity of barbital and impairs its urinary elimination.

Disulfiram or diethyldithiocarbamate significantly enhanced the sleeping time induced by barbital in rats. At identical time intervals after rats were injected with barbital the concentration of barbital in the blood or brain of animals that had previously received disulfiram was significantly higher than the concentrations in the corresponding tissues of control animals. Urinary excretion of barbital was significantly reduced in disulfiram-treated animals.

Animals↗

Relationship between dental school performance and preprofessional major courses of study.

This study examined the records of dental students in the class of 1969 at the university of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine, in an attempt to determine statistically what preprofessional major was the best predictor of academic success in dental school. In the sample studied, no differences were found among the four groups-when they compared on the variable, dental school grade point average. These data suggest that the selection of the preprofessional major course of study may bear little relationship to academic performance in dental school.

Analysis of Variance↗