[Infection of the urinary tract in young infants].
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The various types of glycogen disease, of which the author gave the first clinical description in 1928, that can at present be distinguished, are described in terms of the differing clinical and biochemical findings and the enzyme deficiencies more or less characteristic for each type. The clinical course of the author's first two patients with glycogen disease, at present 42 and 38 years old, is given in detail; they have type III of the disease. Some cases of glycogen disease cannot be fitted into the clinical classification of the different types, and for some no definite enzymatic defect to account for the glycogen accumulation has been found. The therapy of glycogen disease is discussed briefly.
The prognosis of hemophilic hemorrhages is greatly dependent on the therapy which is administered during the first three to five days. To prevent overloading of the circulation, highly active preparations of the antihemophilic factor should be available.A survey of the recently developed concentrated products of this factor and of their suitability for clinical use is presented. The authors describe their own experiences in the treatment of a number of patients with hemophilia A by administration of so-called "two-donor" fibrinogen.The effect of this "two-donor" fibrinogen was not inferior to results obtained else-where with the so-called I-O product, prepared from a much greater quantity of blood plasma.
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