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R Wenzel

Publications and source records attributed to R Wenzel.

At least 73 records · Page 4Linked to original sources
PubMed1980

[Several epidemiologic aspects of delirium tremens].

In a study carried out in 413 alcohol patients, 135 case histories of male delirium patients were evaluated according to clinical-statistical factors. Of importance is the high rate of complications showing 35.9 per cent of delirium patients and a considerable recidivation rate with a remarkable share of second and third deliria. This indicates an excessive alcohol abuse in our service area over many years and makes it possible to draw conclusions with respect to an improvement of prevention, clinical treatment and after-care of the delirium patients.

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PubMed1979

[Prosthetic abutment preparation related to tooth shape and pulp extension].

Using a radiographic measuring technique, the authors determined the pulp-hard tissue ratio in 759 extracted, cariesfree, maxillary and mandibular teeth of exactly indicated ages. On the basis of the results obtained, recommendations are given for the depth of preparation of the various surfaces of the teeth as related to their ages. The suitability of various types of preparation for prosthetic abutments is discussed. For the preparation of the vestibular surface, the authors describe a modification of the grooving technique as yet recommended.

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PubMed1977

[The increase of alcoholic delirium in our area since 1972].

There has been a considerable increase since 1972 in the number of delirium alcoholicum patients admitted to our hospital. On the other hand, the number of chronic drinkers admitted for disaccustoming treatment has remained relatively constant during the past several years. The majority of patients are under 40. The relapse rate is rather high. The lethality rate is low in the case of treatment with clomethiazol. The purpose of this report is to incite workers at other clinics to analyze their respective patient stocks in order to discover supraregional causal factors, if any.

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