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PubMed1975

An intestinal disease produced experimentally by a prostaglandin deficiency.

Several prostaglandins were found to prevent development of multiple ulcertions of the small intestine, produced in rats by nonsteroidal antiinflammatory compounds such as indomethacin. The syndrome appears to be due to a prostaglandin deficiency produced by indomethacin; treatment with a prostaglandin prevents such deficiency and thus protects the animals.

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[Etiological significance of rotaviruses in acute intestinal diseases in children].

The paper presents the results of virological, serological, and epidemiological examinations of patients with acute enteric infections of obscure etiology carried out for detection of rotavirus gastroenteritides. Rotaviruses have been found to play a certain role in generating acute gastroenteritides in infants under 3 years, mostly among infants, of 1-2 years, the least among those of 0-6 months of age. Adult family members were the source of infection for the children. The season of infection falls on October-December.

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