[Traumatic rupture of the pubic symphysis associated with a rupture of the urinary bladder].
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Accidents, Traffic↗
Biomedical subjects
M Procházka
Publications and source records attributed to M Procházka.
[Prenatal diagnosis and treatment of the endangered fetus in Rh-isiommunization].
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Adult↗
[Prevention of thromboembolic complications in femoral neck fractures].
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Anticoagulants↗
[Simple determination of bilirubinoids in amniotic fluid].
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Amniotic Fluid↗
[The relationship between the background EEG activity and visual evoked potentials under the action of pentazol].
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Cerebral Cortex↗
[Our 1st experience with the fibrinolytic treatment of patients with acute thromboembolic complications].
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Adult↗
[Intrauterine fetal transfusion in Rh incompatibility].
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Adult↗
[Adrenalin in the treatment of lumbagos and sacralgias].
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Back Pain↗
[A case of successful resuscitation in clinical death].
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Aged↗
[Intraspongiose venography as a contribution to the early diagnosis of ileofemoral thrombosis in femoral neck fractures].
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Aged↗
[On the diagnosis of hepatic hemangioma].
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Adult↗
[On the problems in the development of medical sociology].
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Humans↗
Reversed phase high performance liquid chromatographic separation of hydroxy steroidal unsaturated esters and their hemisuccinates.
The high performance liquid chromatographic (HPLC) separation and identification of 12 isomeric and/or highly chemically related steroids with an unsaturated ester moiety at position 17 beta has been achieved. The main stereochemical features of the steroid skeleton cover 3 alpha/beta, 5 alpha/beta or delta, and 20 E/Z, bearing the alcohol or hemisuccinate group at the 3 position. The isocratic reversed phase C18 HPLC separation employed ethanol, methanol and its mixtures with water or 0.01 M phosphoric acid as the mobile phase. The best separation of the respective alcohols from their hemisuccinates has been achieved with 20% of aqueous phase content. The best separation among isomeric or related steroids has been achieved with methanol:water 8:2 and 85:15 and similar systems containing phosphoric acid.
Chromatography, High Pressure Liquid↗