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G Kehrberg

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[The effect of lithium carbonate on the leukocyte count following ionizing radiation. 4. The effect of lithium carbonate on the activation of granulocytes].

From numerous investigations it is known that lithium carbonate promotes granulocytopoiesis by stimulation of CSF (colony stimulating factor) in bone marrow. To prove if no immature, in their functions restricted cells are delivered from bone marrow, the activity of granulocytes was tested in vitro in patients with lithium therapy. It could be seen that granulocytes of peripheral blood show an increased in-vitro-activation after lithium influence in vivo.

Dysgerminoma

[Modification of radiogenic leukopenia].

In our investigations on rats was proofed the qualification of substances 2-Cyanoethyl Urea (CEH), Thymus-Extract and Lithium-carbonate for a potential reducing or shortening of the leucocyte-depression after whole-body irradiation. Intravenous applications of 2-Cyanoethyl Urea in Wistar rats showed no effect not only in the increase of leucocytes but also in variation in portions of leucocytes. In our investigations we could not influence radiogenic phase of leucopenia by application of CEH after 7 Gy whole-body irradiation. Intramuscular injections of thymus extract don't influence the number of leucocytes in peripheral blood in irradiated Wistar rats. The differential blood-count was uninfluenced. Increase in concentration of thymus extract and also higher frequency of the applications effect no changes in blood-count. Leucocyte depression after whole-body irradiation was independent of the application modus of thymus extract. Lithium-carbonate shows a significant increase of leucocytes in peripheral blood in dependence of dosage and frequency of application. After whole-body irradiation with 7 Gy under lithium therapy it was shown that on day 6th after irradiation leucocyte number was significantly higher than in controls. Radiogenic leucopenia phase was reduced significantly by lithium.

Aerosols

[Effect of 2-cyanoethylurea, thymus extract and lithium carbonate on the leukocyte count in peripheral blood following whole body irradiation].

In our investigations the qualification of the substances 2-cyanoethyl urea, thymus extract and lithium carbonate was tested for a potential reducing or shortening of the leukocyte-depression in rats after whole-body irradiation. Intravenous applications of 2-cyanoethyl urea and intramuscular injections of thymus extract showed no effect in Wistar rats not only in increase of leukocyte number of peripheral blood, but also in variation of leukocyte portion in differential blood-count. Leukocytes depression appearing in consequence of whole-body irradiation was independent of cyanoethyl urea applications and of thymus extract, too. Lithium carbonate shows a significant increase of leukocytes in peripheral blood in dependence of dosage and frequency of applications. After whole-body irradiation with 7 Gy under lithium therapy, it was shown that on day 6 after irradiation leukocyte number was significantly higher than in controls. Radiogenic leukopenia phase was reduced significantly by lithium.

Animals

[Bone-marrow insufficiency].

In a survey the definition of the notions insufficiency of the bone marrow, panmyelopathy, panmyelophthisis and aplastic anaemia, the subdivision into congenital and acquired forms as well as to the clinical course, the epidemiologic situation as well as the distribution according to age and sex are described. More in detail the author enters the etiological factors, in which cases the etiological classification of the individual case may be connected with considerable difficulties. Exogenic noxae are subdivided into factors dependent on dose and independent on dose as pathogenetic principles. In this connection professional noxious substances as well as unwished side-effects of medicaments are discussed more in detail. Despite all variety the possibilities of therapy are limited.

Adolescent