Experimental evidence for critical dynamics in microfracturing processes.
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Sulglycotide is a non-systemic drug used in the treatment of peptic ulcer. It seems also to possess cytoprotective action. A double-blind cross-over study on the influence of oral sulglycotide on gastric mucosal cell loss induced by taurocholic acid (20 mM + HCl 7mM in 100 ml normal saline) was carried out in sixteen healthy volunteers by means of the DNA-loss technique. Each subject received either sulglycotide (400 mg thrice daily) or a placebo in random order on the basis of a double-blind cross-over design. Sulglycotide appeared to reduce the gastric cell loss induced by taurocholic acid. These results can explain the therapeutic effect of sulglycotide in peptic disease.
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Cystinosis usually spares the brain or causes only deposition of cystine crystals without destructive lesions in choroid plexus or, rarely, in brain parenchyma. A case of cystinosis is presented with unusually long survival and with bilateral necrosis, numerous concretions, and extensive demyelination of internal capsule and brachium pontis. No cystine crystals could be demonstrated in these lesions although they were present in the choroid plexus. The symmetry and unique distribution of the lesions as well as their histopathology suggested a progressive process caused by the metabolic dysfunction of cystinosis. The validity of this hypothesis will be determined by future experience as renal transplants enable more patients to survive into adult life.
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