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April-June 1976 Volume 22 | Issue 2
Page Nos. 47-102
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Rationalisation of Therapeutics ... A confused scene ... |
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UK Sheth |
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The nature of immunity |
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ML Kothari, Lopa A Mehta PMID:1032677An unorthodox approach to the nature of immunity is presented, differentiating it from reactivity. Immunity is a gestalt force, all to the good of an individual, making the concept of auto-immunity ridiculous and rejectable. Reactivity is a vector force that may protect or persecute; it is basically concerned with restoring the integrity of the human body. The concept of cytologue amplifies the idea of integrity, and allows reactivity to fight a microbe, heal a wound, reject a graft, and give rise to "auto-immune" disorders, by means of a concerted CelluloHumoroVascular Response. |
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Effect of pentagastrin on blood sugar, serum amylase, lipase and calcium in normal, control and duodenal ulcer subjects |
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BD Pimparkar, PV Bodas, SM Dubhashi PMID:1032678In order to gain an insight into the complex interactions and interdependancies between endocrine and exocrine glands, between incretory and excretory cells of the pancreas, and gut and endocrine hormones, we undertook to study the effects of subcutaneous pentagastrin on blood, sugar, serum amylase, lipase and calcium in 15 normal control and 50 radiologically proved duodenal ulcer subjects.
After subcutaneous pentagastrin, there was no change in one hour, in the values of serum calcium, amylase, lipase, and blood sugar, in both normal control and duodenal ulcer subjects. Since it did not produce any significant change in serum calcium levels, it seems that the stimulatory effects o f pentagastrin may not necessarily be due to changes in serum calcium levels. |
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Structure activity relationship of disubstituted piperazine compounds |
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NK Dadkar, Vaishali N Dadkar, CV Deliwala, UK Sheth PMID:25964The various compounds belonging to the 1-4 disubstituted piperazine series exhibited the adrenolytic, hypotensive and CNS depressant activities. Appropriate substitution could also lead, to a dissociation of these pharmacological effects. It was observed that adrenolytic and CATS depressant but not the hypotensive property of these compounds was greatly susceptible to structural changes in their molecular configuration and a relationship was evident between adrenolytic and hypotensive activity as well as between CNS depressant and hypotensive activity with different structural variations. |
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A comparative study of central nervous system depressant effects of some of the disubstituted piperazine compounds-part I |
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NK Dadkar, Vaishali N Dadkar, UK Sheth PMID:1032679Comparison of central nervous system depressant activity of R-1230, R-1945 and R-1946 (disubstituted piperazine derivatives) employing various pharmacological tests revealed that R-1230 (Orthomethoxyphenyl derivative) and R-1946 (Parafluorophenyl derivative) were more potent than R-1945 (Orthof luorophenyl derivative) as CNS depressants and the CNS depression produced by these agents could be classified pharmacologically in same group as major tranquillizers like chlorpromazine. It also signified, that presence of methoxy or fluoro group within the drug molecule does not necessarily determine the activity but the position o f these groups in drug molecule is mainly responsible for determining degree of CNS depressant activity exerted by the compound. |
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Factors influencing the age of menarche |
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Pratibha R Vaidya, Nargish D Motashaw PMID:10326801. Mean age o f menarche was 14.2 years in a group o f 418 girls.
2. There was a high correlation between socio-economic conditions and the mean age of menarche. Medical students had earlier onset of menarche compared to nurses.
3. Mean age of menarche was also related to the number of sisters and the total sibs in the family and to the residence of the persons.
4. There was no correlation between the age of menarche and the dietary habits of the persons and the outdoor activities of a person. |
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Serum lipoproteins, phospholipid and cholesterol levels in normal children |
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ST Babar, PJ Modi, SV Gharpure PMID:1032681Serum lipid phosphorus, phospholipids, serum total cholesterol, free cholesterol and serum lipoproteins i.e. omega (Chylomicron), beta and alpha-lipoproteins were estimated in 60 healthy children below the age o f 12 years to assess the normal levels. Electrophoretic separation of serum proteins on absorbent paper was used for the separation of three fractions of serum lipoproteins. The pre-beta lipoprotein-band was not seen in all the 60 normal children under this study. The levels of serum lipoproteins found in these children were as follows: Omega-12.99 ± 2.27%; Beta-61.59 ± 2.90% and Alpha-25.37 ± 3.08%. Similarly, the serum total phospholipids was 189.45 ± 27.73 mgm.% and serum total cholesterol level 170.73 ± 23.47 mgm%. |
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Study of bioavailability of oral iron preparations |
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Kusum C Gupta, Teresa Paul, JM Mehta, NK Desai, Bharati Sanghvi, UK Sheth PMID:802126Two preparations o f oral iron, were evaluated in normal volunteers and in patients of iron deficiency anemia. The study in 10 normal volunteers measured the bioavailability of the two preparations. The study in 20 patients assessed the therapeutic equivalence and tolerance. In the volunteer study, serum iron levels at 4 and 8 hours were significantly higher with the iron vitamin-mineral combination than with the plain iron. The AUC was also significantly higher. In patients there was no difference in the effect of the two formulations. With both there was a rapid rise in Hb, PCV and reticulocyte count in the first week, after that the rate of increase was slow. Both preparations were equally well tolerated. |
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A fatal case of diabetic coma with keto-acidosis - (a case report) |
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Kala P Chawla, SS Shah, AC Ranavat, Joy R Mehta, ST Sanghvi, BS Kulkarni, Vidya N Acharya PMID:829794A case of diabetic Keto-acidosis due to growth onset diabetes was treated at the K.E.M. Hospital, Bombay. This patient received over 500 units of Insulin in six hours' time after detection of diabetic keto-acidosis. Though his keto-acidosis came under control at the end of six hours, his blood sugar rose from a value of over 500 mg% to a value of over 3000 mg% during this period and the patient died due to hyperosmolar coma. |
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