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G Roşca
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The role of increased Ca++ influx as a possible additional adaptive mechanism in experimental left ventricular hypertrophy (exp LVH).
Membrane potentials, isometric contraction and autohistoradiography with 45Ca in papillary muscle of rats with experimental LVH without cardiac failure as compared with sham-operated animals proved an increased Ca influx per beat and a Ca accumulation at or near the sarcolemma. This phenomenon is regarded as an additional mechanism for the improvement of the cardiac performance in the compensatory stage of the experimental LVH without cardiac failure.
[Hemorrhagic accidents in palatal tonsil surgery].
Here is shown that, even though tonsillectomy is the most frequently performed operation in ORL, it may sometimes cause severe hemorrhaging that could imperil the patient's life if not rapidly and competently dealt with. Tonsil hemorrhaging is favoured by the anatomical situating, tonsils being greatly vascularized, as well as by the specific of the pharyngeal wounds. There are discussed here the cases in the Bistriţa ORL Clinic between 1981-1987.
[Corpus callosum lipoma. A case report].
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[Vascular architecture of the islands of Langerhans studied by the corrosion method].
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Renacid: experimental study on the mouse kidney.
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[Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome with karyotype changes and recurrent pneumopathy].
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[Modification of vascular reactivity and gastric secretion reactivity in two MZ twins].
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[Cytogenetic study of twins whose father suffers from ulcers and arterial hypertension].
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[Prevention of stress- induced and indomethacin-induced ulcer by administration of Ulcosilvanil in rats].
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