Biomedical subjects
Z Zakrzewski
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[Effect of electrolytes, components of peritoneal dialysis fluid, on the stability of glucose].
Dependence of stability of glucose upon electrolyte composition of solutions used for peritoneal dialysis was studied. Stability of glucose was estimated by determinations of formed 5-HMF. It has been stated that stability of glucose depends on the kind of electrolytes present in the solution, glucose concentration and conditions of thermal sterilization. The highest levels of 5-HMF were found in glucose solutions containing sodium acetate and sodium chloride, while glucose proved more stabile in solutions containing calcium chloride and magnesium chloride.
Cross reactions between aminoglycoside antibiotics.
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[Evaluation of the stability of short-acting insulin preparations].
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[In vitro and in vivo comparative studies of various barbituric acid derivatives].
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[Stability of the potassium salt of benzylpenicillin and sodium salts of ampicillin and cloxacillin in various infusion solutions].
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[Allergen release from ointments depending on their composition and their clinical evaluation in contact skin tests. III. Comparative evaluation of neomycin sulfate and chloramphenicol].
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[Effect of selected binding substances and excipients on the properties of tablets containing beta-adrenolytic drugs].
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[Use of ion exchange resins for the production of delayed-action adrenergic beta receptor blockaders. II. Studies on chemical synthesis and the elaboration of the method of preparation of tablets containing adrenergic beta receptor blockaders bound to cation exchangers].
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[Rheological studies and biopharmaceutical evaluation of ointments containing selected antibiotics. II. Effect of the ointment base on rheological properties and the rate of liberation and absorption of chloramphenicol].
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[Effect of cholesterol and its esters on chloramphenicol liberation from ointments and on their rheological properties].
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[Effect of crystallization parameters on insulin quality].
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[Rheological studies and biopharmaceutical evaluation of ointments containing various selected antibiotics. I. Effect of ointment bases on rheological properties and the rate of liberation and absorption of neomycin sulfate].
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[Allergy to common components of cosmetics and topical drugs].
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[Suspension aerosols. II. Effects of drug containers on the aggregation of aerosol particles].
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[Suspension aerosols. III. Effect of various surface-active agents on aggregation of particles].
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Contact sensitivity to trivalent chromium compounds.
The investigations confirmed the known fact that for skin tests larger amounts of trivalent chromium compounds are necessary than those of potassium dichromate. It was also observed that some patients react to relatively higher Cr VI and lower Cr III concentrations and others vice versa. Chromium nitrate and chloride release and that of potassium dichromate was determined and converted to the chromium content in the concentrations used for skin tests. It was found that Cr III compounds cannot be used for skin tests in a 0,5% concentration if only because they are released in undeterminable amounts. Release of Cr III and potassium dichromate from bases containing the same amount of substance when converted to chromium demonstrated that the different release of Cr III is not an additional cause of the fact that much higher concentrations of Cr III compounds have to be used for patch tests than those of Cr VI compounds.
[Suspension aerosol preparations. I. Effect of storage on particle aggregation].
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