Biomedical subjects

G Seregély

Publications and source records attributed to G Seregély.

9 recordsLinked to original sources

PubMed1992

[Evolution of the Hungarian oral contraceptives].

Author gives a review of the development of Hungarian oral contraceptives from the beginning to the present status. He describes the three main historical phases that means the high-dose combined pills, the low-dose compositions and the most modern two- and three-phasic preparations. Besides, he mentions the monohormonal mini-pills and the so-called postcoital pill, too. He refers to the fact that the Hungarian pharmaceutical research followed truly the international development in oral contraception, too.

Contraceptives, Oral↗

PubMed1991

Results of the multilateral study of Tri-Regol tablet.

The author processed in the form of a literary analysis the results of the clinical studies performed with Tri-Regol tablet so far. Within this scope he discusses the contraceptive effect, the tolerance of the women, the therapeutical use, the possibility of managing intolerance to other tablets, and some other matters of detail. He reviews the basic principles and the mechanism of action of triphasic treatment. He demonstrates the importance of contraception by demographical data too.

Adolescent↗

PubMed1990

Results of a multilateral study with Anteovin.

The development of biphasic oral contraceptives is briefly reported and the theoretical basis and advantages of the biphasic method are discussed. The clinical observations referring to Anteovin which have been published until present are summarized and data of 43 authors are statistically analysed. Target specific examinations on the haemostasis and lipid metabolism influencing effect of Anteovin are mentioned. The therapeutic usefulness of biphasic tablet is analysed, the age-related possibilities, the problems of drug interactions and the dermatological advantages of the product are also discussed. With the present study the author wants to prove that the use of the low-dose multiphasic tablets is at present the most acceptable method of oral contraception.

Adolescent↗

PubMed1989

Our knowledge of drug interactions with oral contraceptives.

In the introduction the author points out the importance, mechanism and consequence of interactions between oral contraceptives and other drugs. The interactions between certain drugs with different pharmacological action and the contraceptive tablets which decrease or increase the contraceptive effect as well as the drugs whose effect may be influenced by the contraceptive tablets have been discussed. Cases in which only a few data refer to, or no clinical proof supports interaction, are also mentioned. According to interactions observed until present in women taking Anteovin, the recommended measures to be taken in these cases have been described. Finally it has been emphasized that the knowledge of interactions between drugs is just as important in family planning counselling as is when prescribing other drug treatments.

Contraceptives, Oral, Synthetic↗

PubMed1988