[Experiences concerning the preparation of precipitating anti-human sera by the immunization of horses].
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H Mix
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[Relationships between structure and action of primary amines and amino acids in the inhibition of trypsin].
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Subacute liver failure induced by phenprocoumon treatment.
We report on a 39-year-old woman suffering from deep venous thrombosis due to a heterozygous factor-V-Leiden mutation with resistance to activated protein C. Four months after beginning oral anticoagulation, generalized jaundice appeared. Subsequently, subacute liver failure developed necessitating an orthotopic liver transplantation. Histopathology showed features of extensive liver cell necrosis without evidence of a substantial inflammatory infiltrate. Based on histopathology and exclusion of other liver diseases, phenprocoumon-induced liver failure was diagnosed. Five months after transplantation the patient is well with normal liver function tests. Because of the widespread use of oral anticoagulants, not only bleeding complications but also hepatotoxicity should be considered in therapy supervision.
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[Helminth findings in indigenous raccoon dogs Nyctereutes procyonoides (Gray, 1843)].
Internal organs of 74 racoon dogs originating from the eastern districts of the Federal Land Brandenburg were subjected to a complete helminthological dissection. In addition, samples of diaphragma muscles from 46 further animals were examined for Trichinella larvae. Altogether 3 trematode- (Alaria alata, Isthmiophora melis, Metorchis bilis), 3 cestode- (Mesocestoides sp., Echinococcus multilocularis, Taenia polyacantha) and 7 nematode species (Capillaria aerophila, C. plica, Trichinella spiralis, Uncinaria stenocephala, Molineus patens, Crenosoma vulpis, Toxocara canis) could be identified. Thereby, the racoon dog has a comparable helminth spectrum as well known in red foxes. Differences in the frequency of the occurrence of helminths in both hosts can be explained by different food preferences.
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