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A review was conducted to document the status of maternal health among immigrant and displaced populations in Europe. Despite the large numbers of women in this situation, the review revealed a scarcity of data in this area. Nevertheless, studies from the Netherlands and the United Kingdom indicate that the immigrant and migrant populations in Europe have reduced access to maternal health services compared to resident populations, and their health status too is less favourable.
422. Epilepsy and neuropsychologic deficit in a child with cerebellar astrocytoma - Strazzer S., Zucca C., Fiocchio I. et al. [Dr. S. Strazzer, IRCCS E. Medea, La Nostra Famiglia, via don Luigi Monsa 20, 23842 Bosisio Parini, Lecco, Italy] - J. CHILD NEUROL. 2006 21 9 ; - summ in ENGL We report the case of a 32-month-old female patient presenting with cerebellar pilocytic astrocytoma with epileptic seizures, psychomotor delay, and severe language delay. Usually, the typical onset of cerebellar tumor is characterized by raised intracranial pressure and cerebellar incoordination. A review of the few cases reported in the literature evidencing epileptic seizures symptomatic of a focal, nondegenerative mass limited to the cerebellum is included. Moreover, a discussion about the cerebellar contribution to nonmotor functions in children is presented, in particular following tumor resection. 423. Refractory status epilepticus owing to human parvovirus B19 encephalitis in a child - Erol I., Alehan F. and Yalcin K. [Dr. I. Erol, Division of Pediatric Neurology, Baskent University, Faculty of Medicine, 6 Cadde 72 3, Bahcelievler 06490 Ankara, Turkey] J. CHILD NEUROL. 2006 21 9 ; - summ in ENGL Human parvovirus B19 is the agent that causes erythema infectiosum fifth disease ; , a disease that is generally benign and self-limiting. This virus also is associated with severe disease in hemolytic or immunocompromised patients. It rarely causes meningoencephalitis in healthy children. Herein we present the case of a 10-year-old healthy girl with refractory status epilepticus possibly owing to human parvovirus B19 encephalitis who was successfully treated with high-dose corticosteroids. To our knowledge, this is the first report of human parvovirus B19 encephalitis complicated by refractory status epilepticus in a child. 424. Increased neuronal nuclear calcium influx in neonatal seizures - Valencia I., Mishra O.P., Fritz K. et al. [I. Valencia, Section of Neurology, St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, Drexel University College of Medicine, Erie Avenue at Front Street, Philadelphia, PA 19134, United States] - NEUROCHEM. RES. 2006 31 10 ; - summ in ENGL We hypothesized that neonatal seizures lead to increased Ca2 + influx nCa2 + I ; in neuronal nuclei of newborn rats and that such increase is nitric-oxide mediated. Neuronal nuclear 45 Ca2 + influx nCa2 + I ; was measured in neuronal nuclei of 25 10-day-old male rat-pups newborn brains. They were divided into five groups n 5 group ; . I ; control; II ; hypoxia without seizures; III ; hypoxia with seizures; IV ; kainate, 2 mg kg intraperitoneal i.p. ; -induced seizures and V ; 7-nitroindazole 7-NINA ; , 1 mg kg i.p. pretreated, kainate-induced seizures. nCa2 + I was significantly P 0.05 ; increased following hypoxia or seizures hypoxic- or kainate-induced ; . Post-hypoxic seizures further enhanced nCa 2 + I 0.05 ; . 7-NINA abated the increase induced by hypoxia P nCa2 + I increase induced by kainate. We conclude that 1 ; kainate or hypoxia-induced seizures in newborn rats modify the neuronal nuclear membrane function, resulting in increased nCa2 + I, 2 ; seizures exacerbate the hypoxia-induced increased nCa2 + I incurred after hypoxia and 3 ; intranuclear calcium surges during kainate-induced neonatal seizures are nitric oxide-mediated. 2006 Springer Science + Business Media, LLC.
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4.2.2 Gallbladder dysfunction Diabetics often have gallstones, a cholecystomegaly and a delayed gallbladder contraction [Chapman et al., 1996, level III; Haffner et al., 1990, level III; Janatuinen et al., 1993, level IIa; Fraquelli et al., 2003, level III]. The pathogenesis and clinical picture of the diabetic gallbladder dysfunction, which is also known as diabetic cholecystoparesis, diabetic neurogenic gall bladder, diabetic cholecystomegaly or diabetic cholecystopathy, are even today not adequately clarified. However, there are increasing indications for a relationship between disturbed gallbladder motility and DAN [Ruhl and Everhart, 2000, level IIb; Fraquelli et al., 2003, level III; Kajacetin et al., 2003, level III]. In any case, particularly when other manifestations of autonomic neuropathy are present, a careful sonographic examination should be done [strength of recommendation A]. 4.2.3 Diabetic gastropathy diabetic gastroparesis ; Indications of disturbed gastric emptying are observed in 20 to per cent of randomly selected type 1 and type 2 diabetic patients, even though dyspeptic symptoms occur relatively frequently in both diabetics and nondiabetics [Enck et al., 1994, level IIb]. Predominant symptoms are nausea, vomiting, flatulence, feeling of fullness and early feeling of satiety. A thorough diagnostic clarification is always required [strength of recommendation A]. A normal functioning of the gastrointestinal tract is a basic prerequisite for good diabetes control. When, after a fasting period of 8 to hours and after exclusion of an organic cause, remainders of food are still found in the stomach, an appropriate tentative diagnosis can be made. A negative finding, however, does not exclude a gastroparesis. Today, primarily scintigraphic function tests and mass spectrometric breath tests are used for diagnosis [Fuchs et al., 1997, level IV]. The functional scintigraphy is the current diagnostic gold standard [strength of recommendation A]. The diagnostic possibilities for a suspected diabetic gastropathy are listed in Table 9 [Stacher, 2001, level IV]. Gastric scintigraphy with double isotope technique is ideal for assessing gastric emptying of solid and liquid food components [Horowitz et al., 1989, level IIa; strength of recommendation B]. As a compromise, an isotopically labelled semiliquid test meal is often used presently. Carbon-13 breath tests 13Coctanoate breath test ; are used to a certain extent [Ghoos et al., 1993, level IIa; Ziegler et al., 1996, level IIa; strength of recommendation B]. For this, labelled octanoate is taken orally, rapidly absorbed in the duodenum and, subsequently, oxidized in the liver. The 13CO2 formed can then be measured in the expired breath. A radiation exposure does not occur because a stable isotope is used [Ghoos et al., 1993, level IIa; Ziegler et al. 1996, level IIa]. Recently, very good agreement was observed in a comparison with gastric scintigraphy [Zahn et al., 2003, level IIA]. Two easily performed tests are the gastric emptying of radio-opaque markers, whose diagnostic validity is limited, and sonography [Dorlars et al., 1994, level IIa; Vogelberg and Rathmann, 1986, level IIa]. Here, for example, the change in the postprandial antral area at the aortomesenteric plane is assessed after drinking 300 ml water over 30 minutes. However, the test has also limited diagnostic value since in diabetic gastropathy gastric emptying of solid food components is primarily impaired by the disturbed antral peristalsis [Rathmann and Ziegler, 1994, level IV; strength of recommendation B]. Moreover, there is no standardised, generally recognised diagnostic procedure. Because DAN and hyperglycaemia are important pathogenetic factors for dysmotility of the stomach and the entire gastrointestinal tract, a blood glucose value below 200 42 and requip.
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Badoni, A. K. 1987-1988 ; . Ethnobotany of hill tribes of Uttarkashi, plants used in rituals and psychomedicinal practices. J. Himalayan Studies & regional Development, 11&12: 103-115. Badoni, A. K. 1989-90 ; . Remarks on the high altitudinal medicinal plants of Garhwal Himalaya. J. Himalayan Studies & Regional Development, 13&14: 37-45. Badoni, A.K. 1989-1990 ; . Remark on the high altitudinal medicinal plants of Garhwal Himalaya. J. Himalayan Studies & regional Development, 13&14: 37-45. Badoni, Arun & Kiran Badoni 2001 ; . Ethnobotanical heritage. In: Garhwal Himalaya: Nature, Culture and Society Eds. O. P. Kandari and O. P. Gusain. ; . Transmedia, Media House, Srinagar, Garhwal. Pp: 127-147. Bist, L. 1994 ; . Gheengaru: beemar dil ke leeye Himalayee tohpha. Uttarakhand, 8: 95-98. Bist, M. K., K. C. Bhatt & R. D. Gaur 1988 ; . Folk medicine of Arakot valley in district Uttarkashi: An ethnobotanical study. In: Indigenous Medicinal Plants Ed. P. Kaushik ; . Today & Tomorrow Printers & Publishers, New Delhi. P: 157-166. Chauhan, N. S. & Y. S. Parmal 1994 ; . Some rare and interesting medicinal and aromatic plants of Western Himalaya. In: Fourth International Congress of Ethnobiology, 17-21 Nov., 1994 `Ethnobiology in Human Welfare' NBRI, Lucknow, India. Abstract Volume, P: 147. Datt, B & B. Lal 1993 ; . Less known medicinal uses of some plants from Pithoragharh district of Kumaun Himalaya, U.P. Aryavaidyan, 6: 242-246. Deshpande, D. J. 1998 ; . Medicinal plants and their uses. Udhamita, Yearly: 105-108. Dhasmana, H. 1986a ; . Medicinal plants of Pauri town Garhwal ; and adjacent forest region Part: family-Labiatae ; . J. Sci. Res. Pl. Med., 4: 52-56. Dhasmana, H. 1986b ; . Medicinal plants of Pauri town Garhwal ; and adjacent forest region Part 1: family-Compositae ; . J. Sci. Res. Pl. Med., 7: 45-49. Dhasmana, H. 1987 ; . Medicinal plants of Pauri town and adjacent forest region Pauri Garhwal ; . J. Sci. Res. Pl. Med., 8: 1-8. Farooquee, N. A. & K. G. Saxena. 1996 ; . Conservation and utilization of medicinal plants in high hills of the central Himalayas. Environment Conservation, 23: 1 ; 75-80. Gaur, R. D. & J. K. Tiwari 1987 ; . Some little known medicinal plants of Garhwal Himalaya: An ethnobotanical study. In: Medicinal and Poisonous Plants of the Tropics Ed. Leewenberg ; . Netherland. Pp: 139-192.
ABSTRACT #56 CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF DOBUTAMINE AND NOREPINEPRHINE INFUSION IN HEALTHY, ANESTHETIZED ALPACAS. CJ Vincent, AT Hawley, EA Rozanski, KM Lascola, D Bedenice. Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University, North Grafton, MA. The objective of this study was to characterize the cardiovascular effects of dobutamine and norepinephrine infusion in isofluraneanesthetized, healthy alpacas. Eight adult alpacas 3 females, 5 intact males, 4.1 2.7 years ; were evaluated. Initial baseline cardiovascular, respiratory, and metabolic variables were obtained 30 minutes after induction of isoflurane anesthesia. Four treatments dobutamine at 4 and 8 mg kg min; norepinephrine at 0.3 and 1 mg kg min ; were administered in random order via constant rate infusion over 15 minutes, followed by repeat measurements of values and a 20 minute washout period. Subsequent baseline and post-treatment measurements were similarly repeated until both drugs and dosages were administered to each animal. Baseline data in awake alpacas was obtained 1824 hours following recovery from anesthesia. Both norepinephrine and dobutamine significantly elevated cardiac index and arterial blood pressure from baseline. Similar increases in hemoglobin, oxygen content, and oxygen delivery were observed following administration of each drug at either dosage. Only dobutamine, however, reduced relative oxygen consumption while improving overall oxygen balance. Furthermore, heart rate was selectively enhanced by dobutamine and systemic vascular resistance by norepinephrine. Norepinephrine infusion resulted in dose dependent changes in cardiovascular variables. This study shows that both dobutamine and norepinephrine are appropriate choices to improve cardiac index, mean arterial pressure, and thus overall oxygen delivery in alpacas experiencing isoflurane induced hypotension. The lower infusion rates of both dobutamine 4 mg kg min ; and norepineprhine 0.3 mg kg min ; are recommended to avoid potential arrhythmogenic effects and excessive vasoconstriction, respectively and sinemet.
Enactment of the FDAMA in which only eleven studies were completed, 260 these numbers were impressive. Indeed, the FDA itself reported that the "pediatric exclusivity provision has done more to generate clinical studies and useful prescribing information for the pediatric population than any other regulatory or legislative process to date."261 Even pharmaceutical groups commended the legislation for inspiring them to undertake the complicated task of pediatric clinical research, admitting that prior federal regulations had done little to accomplish this end.262 Although some critics claimed that the incentive program was too costly, many pediatricians condemned the notion of putting any price tag on children's health.263 Dr. Ward testied that while pharmaceutical groups may have beneted from the program, "the greatest windfall has been in the area of pediatric research and information now available for pediatricians . Dollars and cents arguments can not adequately provide the evidence of the effectiveness or importance of this program."264 In fact, some patient advocacy groups felt that the extension was not a sufcient incentive and wanted Congress to allow even longer exclusivity terms in some cases.265 The importance of the provision is even clearer in light of claims by pharmaceutical groups that, but for the six-month incentive, they might not have conducted the work entailed in assembling a study to meet the guidelines for pediatric labeling.266 New pediatric labels were not the only signs of robust pediatric research activities.267 Since the enactment of the FDAMA, the infrastructure for pediatric testing has grown dramatically. For example, the National Institute for Children's Health and Development "NICHD" ; , which often works in conjunction with pharmaceutical companies, enlarged its pediatric testing capacity from seven to thirteen units to meet the demand for more pediatric studies.268 This increase in the number of studies has resulted in more researchers being prepared to conduct pediSee id. 2001 Status Report to Congress, supra note 6, at ii. 262 See, e.g., Hearings on Evaluating the Effectiveness of the FDA Modernization Act, supra note 83, at 96 statement of Timothy R. Franson, Vice President, Clinical Research & Regulatory Affairs, Lilly Research Laboratories, Eli Lilly and Company on behalf of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America ; . 263 See id. at 79 statement of Richard Gorman, M.D., on behalf of the American Academy of Pediatrics ; . 264 Hearings on Better Pharmaceuticals for Children, supra note 100, at 58 statement of Robert Ward, M.D., on behalf of the American Academy of Pediatrics ; . 265 See 2001 Status Report to Congress, supra note 6, at 24. For example, oncology groups argued that the exclusivity provision had not done enough to promote research in cancer drug therapies. Id. 266 See Zimmerman, supra note 92, at 45. For example, Eli Lilly's spokesperson noted that the incentive was key to its decision to proceed with three pediatric studies for which it had already developed protocols but had not yet initiated. Id. at 4. 267 See Stolberg, supra note 118, at 1. 268 See Hearings on Better Pharmaceuticals for Children, supra note 100, at 4345 statement of Janet Heinrich, Director, Health Care-Public Health Issues.
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INDEX OF DRUGS INVANZ . 9 INVEGA . 18 INVIRASE . 20 IPOL INACTIVATED IPV . 34 ipratropium bromide for inhalation . 39 ipratropium bromide nasal solution . 39 IRESSA . 16 irinotecan. 16 ISENTRESS tab . 36 ISOLYTE-H DEXTROSE 5% . 40 ISOLYTE-P DEXTROSE 5% . 40 ISOLYTE-S . 40 ISOLYTE-S PH 7.4 . 40 ISOLYTE-S DEXTROSE 5% . 40 isoniazid . 14 ISORDIL TITRADOSE 40mg . 24 isosorbide dinitrate . 24 isosorbide dinitrate er . 24 isosorbide mononitrate . 24 isosorbide mononitrate er . 24 itraconazole . 13 jantoven . 23 JANUMET . 21 JANUVIA . 21 JE-VAX. 34 jolivette . 31 junel. 32 KADIAN . 6 KALETRA . 20 kaon-cl-10 . 40 kariva. 32 kcl d5w lr . 40 kcl d5w nacl . 40 KEMADRIN . 18 KENALOG INJECTION . 13 KENALOG TOPICAL SPRAY . 28 KEPPRA . 10 ketoconazole . 13 ketorolac tablet . 14 KINERET . 34 KIONEX . 12 klor-con . 40 klor-con m . 40 klotrix . 40 KYTRIL . 12 labetalol . 24 laclotion. 28 LACRISERT . 37 lacticare-hc . 28 lactulose . 30 LAMICTAL . 10 lamotrigine chewable disp . 10 LANOXICAPS . 24 LANOXIN . 24 leflunomide . 35 lessina. 32 LETAIRIS . 39 leucovorin calcium . 16 LEUKERAN . 16 leuprolide acetate . 33 LEVEMIR . 21 LEVEMIR FLEXPEN . 21 LEVO DROMORAN INJECTION . 6 levobunolol hcl. 37 LEVOCARNITINE . 40 levora. 32 levothroid . 33 levothyroxine sodium. 33 LEVOXYL . 33 LEVULAN KERASTICK . 28 LEXIVA . 20 lidocaine injection . 7 lidocaine prilocaine . 7 LIDODERM . 7 lidomar viscous . 7 lindane . 17 LIPOSYN III. 40 LIPRAM . 29 LIPRAM-PN . 29 LIPRAM-UL . 29 lisinopril . 25 lisinopril hydrochlorothiazide . 25 lithium carbonate . 20, 21 lithium carbonate er . 21 lithium citrate . 21 lofene. 30 lonox . 30 loperamide. 30 loratadine. 39 LOTRONEX . 30 lovastatin . 25 LOVAZA . 25 Page | 49.
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