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M S Martínez Bruna

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[The rifampicin test in the diagnosis of Gilbert syndrome].

OBJECTIVE: To show the effectiveness and feasibility of the Rifampicin test in diagnosing Gilbert's syndrome. DESIGN: A prospective, descriptive study. SITE. General Medical Service of the Navarra Hospital. PATIENTS: 17 patients with bilirubin levels on two or more occasions and 6 healthy patients without these data. Both in- and out-patients. MAIN MEASUREMENTS AND RESULTS: The Rifampicin test. Bilirubin levels were determined when fasting and one, two, three and four hours after taking 900 mg of Rifampicin (Rimactan). After the test, those patients who had Gilbert's disease presented bilirubin levels significantly higher than the healthy patients, who remained within normal levels. CONCLUSIONS: In the group studied, the Rifampicin test demonstrated its effectiveness in the diagnosis of suspected Gilbert's disease. It would therefore be possible to use this test in the Primary Care field.

Adolescent↗

[Solitary metastases of unknown origin. Apropos 64 cases].

Metastatic cancer of unknown origin is frequent subject of medical articles because of it's difficult approach. Most commonly it's present in multiple organs (more than 50%). We reported a study about solitary metastases of cancer of unknown origin and we tried to identify where are the original neoplasms that most frequently appeared in this form.

Aged↗

[Brucellar hepatic abscess: resolution with antibiotic treatment].

Liver damage in Brucellosis is in the form of granulomas and the finding of liver abscess is not frequent. Most of the cases reported in the medical literature have been described in Spain. The treatment was surgery. We present a hepatic abscess due to Brucellosis that responded to medical treatment. For we discuss the indication of surgery in the case described.

Adult↗

[The diagnostic spectrum of the general malignancy syndrome].

The study presents 391 patients with malignant general syndrome (asthenia, anorexia and involuntary weight loss) among the interns in a Internal Medicine Department, and it settles a diagnostic relation. In comparison with other studies it the diagnostic spectrum is very similar to that founded in other countries, in spite of their own characteristics.

Anorexia↗