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G Regling

Publications and source records attributed to G Regling.

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PubMed1976

[Reaction of the rabbit brain to locally applied deep temperature (light- and electronmicroscopy findings)].

Investigations by light and electron microscopy showed more details of potential patterns of injuring after application of low temperatures to rabbit brain. The authors were actually concerned to transforming the intensity of cooling into exact and reproducible degrees of necrosis. According to these experimental results, the application of cryotechnique to human central nervous tissue is just permitted on special premises (size of probe, low-level of temperature, and period of application).

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[Plasminogen activator activity of the synovial fluid as an indicator of activation phenomena in degenerative joint diseases].

Activity of plasminogen activator in synovial fluids of patients with osteoarthritis was determined by a radial diffusion assay. Synovial fluid from human knee joints was obtained by joint lavage with 35 ml physiological saline containing 0.5% hydroxyethyl starch. Synovial fluids from contralateral, healthy knee joints served as controls. The activity of plasminogen activator in synovial fluid from activated (painful) osteoarthritis is significantly higher than in cases of latent osteoarthritis, whereas the activity of controls is significantly lower as in latent osteoarthritis. The findings are helpful for the discovery of patients with enhanced plasminogen activator levels in synovia which should be treated therapeutically.

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[Risk of hemorrhage in the knee joint following intraarticular injections].

The relative and absolute blood contents in the knee joint after intraarticular injections were determined using a biochemical joint function test. Normally, only minimal amounts of blood leak into the joint cavity, but in a few cases greater quantities were found, unnoticed at the time of injection. Intraarticular injections should be done only by a specialist.

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