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K Binder

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[Indications for proton spin tomography in central nervous system diseases in childhood. A 4-year experience report on 164 cases].

1. Magnetic Resonance Tomography (MRT) is the method of choice for precise, comprehensive and reproducible imaging of congenital malformations and space occupying lesions. 2. MRT indicates inflammatory processes of the CNS earlier than CT by which extension and localization are visualized more precisely. MRT gains particular importance for follow-up studies because there is no radiation burden. In cases of disseminated inflammatory lesions or concerning early diagnosis of Herpes-encephalitis an exact and rapid diagnosis is possible. 3. In patients suffering from convulsions with or without focal lesions in EEG MRT instead of CT should be applied as MRT allows three-dimensional imaging not influenced by bone artifacts. 4. CT is superior to MRT if small calcifications or acute hemorrhage are looked for. MRT enables us to differentiate several stages of bleeding. 5. In patients with cerebral AV-malformations angiography can be replaced by MRT. However, angiography is indispensable for small aneurysms and AV-malformations in the spinal canal. 6. Due to high soft tissue contrast MRT is the imaging modality of choice in patients with metabolic and degenerative diseases and disturbances of brain maturation. 7. In infants sonography should be done first and supplemented by MRT and/or CT.

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[Endocrine changes following progesterone substitution in early pregnancy].

250 mg hydroxy-progesteronecaproate was used for intramuscular administration in 25 patients, between 11 and 15 week's gestation, presenting either with a history of recurrent abortion or being admitted because of threatened abortion. Beta-HCG and progesterone concentrations were determined twice at intervals of 24 hours. Three women aborted without showing any increase in Beta-HCG levels nore in progesterone levels. In 20 patients Beta-HCG concentrations increased significantly after the medication, whereas only 5 patients showed a rise in progesterone levels. In 14 patients serum progesterone concentrations decreased making the use of progestational steroids in the management of threatened abortion questionable.

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