Pigbel, cholera and infant botulism--a new paradigm for gut disease.
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An outbreak of botulism in captive hamadryas baboons (Papio hamadryas).
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Effect of guanidine on the neuromuscular block of botulism: an electrophysiological study.
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Botulism in the United States--1977. From the Center for Disease Control.
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Botulism in Canada--summary for 1989.
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[Type E botulism. Weaning from the respirator].
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[Botulism: the characteristics of its epidemiology and the measures for its prevention].
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Botulism: nursing care in an epidemic. Nursing grand rounds.
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Nursing care study. Botulism: a team effort to save the poison salmon victims.
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[External respiration in botulism].
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Botulism reference service for Canada.
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Botulism in Canada--summary for 1988.
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Botulism in Fort Chimo, Quebec.
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[Complex pathogenetic therapy of experimental botulism].
The study of survival and life span of mice and white rats upon the administration of LD50 of the toxin has shown that an antihypoxic agent--gutimine (50-200 mg/kg)--had a protecting effect in type C botulinum intoxication. A combined use of gutimine and 4-aminopyridine (1-5 mg/kg), facilitating a transmitter release in synapses, had a more marked protecting effect in botulinum intoxication. Due to the potentiation of the drugs effect during their combined application, the doses of each drug in the combination could be reduced.
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