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Received September 14, 1999; first decision October 12, 1999; revision accepted October 19, 1999. From the Franz Volhard Clinic E.M., D.N.M., J.-K.P., R.D., F.S., A.F., M.B., H.H., F.C.L. ; , Medical Faculty of the Charite, Humboldt University of Berlin; Institute of Biomedicine E.M. ; , University of Helsinki, Finland; Max Delbruck Center for Molecular Medicine D.G. ; , Berlin, Germany; Institute for Clinical Pharmacology D.G. ; , Universitatsklinikum-Benjamin Franklin, Free University of Berlin, Germany; and Hoffmann-La Roche V.B. ; , Basel, Switzerland. * Drs Mervaala and Muller contributed equally to this work. Correspondence to Dr Friedrich C. Luft, Franz Volhard Clinic, Wiltberg Strasse 50, 13125 Berlin, Germany. E-mail luft fvk-berlin 2000 American Heart Association, Inc. Hypertension is available at : hypertensionaha.
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Figure 1 Normal pulmonary wedge arteriograms. Upper zone artery top ; and lower zone artery bottom ; . Vessels narrow gradually and show numerous fine branches. A background blush of capillary filling is shown top ; , as well as veins draining this segmnent. Vessels of 0.2 mm diameter are clearly delineated, as is apparent by comparison with the diameter of the catheter, wchich is 2.3 mm diameter.
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Here are 56 AIDS Drug Assistance Programs ADAPs ; and another 50-plus Medicaid programs in the United States and its territories. ADAPs are funded by the Ryan White Care Act federal money ; . ADAPs and Medicaid receive some money from the state governments, and it is up each state to determine how to use the money to help provide drug services to those needing assistance. Many of my patients who relocate from another state ask why they are not able to get the same drugs that were covered by their previous program. That's because it is up each state to define the benefits of each program for the residents of their own state; programs and benefits differ from state to state. A person receiving ADAP drugs in California may, in addition to the antiretroviral drugs, get medication for treating side effects like lipodystrophy, while in Illinois the same drugs may not covered. In general, many states' budgets are in trouble. After September 11, 2001, states are finding that they do not have as much money in their accounts as in the past. Citizens of many states are being warned of tax increases and budget cuts across the board. Included in these cuts are plans to limit or reduce some programs that people living with HIV AIDS depend on. Nine states now have a waiting list for access to drugs. There are many reasons why the state governments are pressured. In many ways, the drugs themselves are to blame. People are living longer! I personally don't understand why we did not foresee this coming. As a result of providing "life saving" drugs, people are not dying! More people are in need of drugs--because they are alive! For this reason alone, more money should be allocated each year to.
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CIN II [cervical intraepithelial neoplasia II] 622.1 CIN III [cervical intraepithelial neoplasia III] 233.1 Cinchonism correct substance properly administered 386.9 overdose or wrong substance given or taken 961.4 Circine herpes 110.5 Circle of Willis - see condition Circular - see also condition hymen 752.49 Circulating anticoagulants 286.5 following childbirth 666.3 postpartum 666.3 Circulation collateral venous ; , any site 459.89 defective 459.9 congenital 747.9 lower extremity 459.89 embryonic 747.9 failure 799.8 fetus or newborn 779.89 peripheral 785.59 fetal, persistent 747.83 heart, incomplete 747.9 Circulatory system - see condition Circulus senilis 371.41 Circumcision in absence of medical indication V50.2 ritual V50.2 routine V50.2 Circumscribed - see condition Circumvallata placenta - see Placenta, abnormal Cirrhosis, cirrhotic 571.5 with alcoholism 571.2 alcoholic liver ; 571.2 atrophic of liver ; - see Cirrhosis, portal Baumgarten-Cruveilhier 571.5 biliary cholangiolitic ; cholangitic ; cholestatic ; extrahepatic ; hypertrophic ; intrahepatic ; nonobstructive ; obstructive ; pericholangiolitic ; posthepatic ; primary ; secondary ; xanthomatous ; 571.6 due to clonorchiasis 121.1 flukes 121.3 brain 331.9 capsular - see Cirrhosis, portal cardiac 571.5 alcoholic 571.2 central liver ; - see Cirrhosis, liver Charct's 571.6 cholangiolitic - see Cirrhosis, biliary cholangitic - see Cirrhosis, biliary cholestatic - see Cirrhosis, biliary clitoris hypertrophic ; 624.2 coarsely nodular 571.5 congestive liver ; - see Cirrhosis, cardiac Cruveilhier-Baumgarten 571.5 cryptogenic of liver ; 571.5 and sudafed.
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Remained euthyroid. No recurrence of AIT was observed Table 2 and sulfadiazine.
Correspondence Table. MICs mg L ; for Acinetobacter spp. classified into three groups according to protein profiling and carbon source growth Range of MICs median ; Group A Group B Group C n 27 ; 256 416 8 ; 0.52 1 ; 18 4 ; 416 8 ; 0.252 1 ; 256 816 8 ; 0.54 2 ; 116 4 ; 32128 64 ; 48 8 ; 232 16 ; 18 8 ; 0.120.5 0.25 ; 0.54 1 ; 232 8 ; 0.122 0.5.
Penicillin G for, 1136 prophylaxis against, 1105, 1106t1107t sulfonamides for, 1115 Streptococcus orientalis, 1194 Streptococcus pneumoniae infection amoxicillin for, 1139 ampicillin for, 1140 cephalosporins for, 11491150 chloramphenicol for, 1180 combination therapy for, 1104 fluoroquinolones for, 1122 macrolides for, 1186 penicillin G for, 11351136 penicillin-resistant, 1131, 1132f telithromycin for, 1188 tetracyclines for, 1177 Streptococcus pyogenes infection amoxicillin for, 11391140 ampicillin for, 11391140 cephalosporins for, 1149 cutaneous, treatment of, 1690 macrolides for, 1186 mupirocin for, 1199 penicillin G for, 1136 prophylaxis against, penicillin G for, 1137 quinupristin dalfopristin for, 1191 Streptococcus sanguis infection, penicillinresistant, 1131 Streptococcus viridans infection combination therapy for, 1104 penicillin G for, 1136 penicillin-resistant, 1131 vancomycin for, 1196 Streptokinase, 14801481 pharmacokinetics of, 1873t Streptomyces cattleya, 1150 Streptomyces erythreus, 1182 Streptomyces griseus, 1155 Streptomyces pristinaespiralis, 1190 Streptomyces roseosporus, 1197 Streptomyces spectabilis, 1193 Streptomyces venezuelae, 1179 Streptomycin, 1155, 11641165 absorption of, 1159 administration of, 1164 adverse effects of, 11621164, 1211 antibacterial spectrum of, 11581159, 1211 for bacterial endocarditis, 1164 for brucellosis, 1177 chemistry of, 1156 distribution of, 11591160 dosing of, 11601161 elimination of, 11611162 history of, 1155, 1210 nephrotoxicity of, 11631164 for nocardiosis, 1115 and optic nerve dysfunction, 1164 ototoxicity of, 11621163 with penicillin, 1104 for plague, 1165 resistance to, 1098, 1158, 1211 source of, 1155 teratogenicity of, 1102, 1160 therapeutic uses of, 11641165, 1211 for tuberculosis, 1165, 1203, 1204t, for tularemia, 11641165 Streptomycin monosomes, 1157 Streptozocin, 1324, 1331 Stress stress response corticosteroids in, 1600 etomidate and, 351 and steroidogenesis, 15911592 Stress ulcer s ; , 980 benzodiazepines for, 407 treatment of, 980 STRIANT testosterone ; , 1578 Striatum, in Huntington's disease, 540, 540f Stroke antipsychotics and, 477, 484 COX-2 inhibitors and, 684686, 704705 estrogen therapy and, 1552 ethanol and, 595 hypertension and, 845 leukotriene receptor antagonists for, 658 lipid-lowering therapy and, 945946 prevention of ACE inhibitors for, 806t807t, 808 angiotensin II receptor antagonists for, 813 clopidogrel for, 1483 NSAIDs for, 684685 ticlopidine for, 1483 thromboxanes and, 664 Stroke volume SV ; , in congestive heart failure, 870872, 870f, 884, STROMECTOL ivermectin ; , 1085 Stromelysin-1 polymorphism, 106t Strong iodine solution, 1532 Strongyloides stercoralis, 10751076. See also Strongyloidosis Strongyloidiasis, 10751076 albendazole for, 1076, 1079 ivermectin for, 1076, 10851087 thiabendazole for, 1076, 1080 Strongyloidosis, 10751076 Structured treatment interruptions, in HIV infection, 1277 Strychnine-induced seizures, benzodiazepines for, 404405 Strychnos, 220 ST segment, of electrocardiogram, epinephrine and, 245 Studies On Left Ventricular Dysfunction SOLD ; trial, 879 Subacute bacterial endocarditis SBE ; , prophylaxis against, 1138 Subfornical organ SFO ; , 774775 SUBLIMAZE fentanyl ; , 361, 571 Sublingual administration, 5 Submucosal plexus, 139141, 983, 984f SUBOXONE buprenorphine naloxone ; , 576 Subscription, in prescription order, 1777, 1778f Substance abuse. See Abuse Substance dependence. See also Dependence definition of, 607 and sulfasalazine.
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In my haste to meet the publishing deadline for my May column, I commied a sin. It happens to the best, though I not presumptuous enough to include myself in that category. The sin? Failing to research information before writing about it. I feel I owe this month's column to readers John Bulhuis and Jim Chase. They both wrote to me in response to the part of the column that discussed perpetual motion from the motors created by Kohei Minato's motors. In my research, my excitement to read about something that could help reduce energy consumption quashed my Inner Skeptic. He's the one that kicked my Inner Child in the groin a long time ago. ; I should have known beer, but I simply parroted the information from the web site where I first learned about the motors. In their notes, they indirectly reminded me that just because something managed to get published doesn't make it true. They pointed out that some basic laws of physics haven't yet been repealed by the musician-tinkerer from Tokyo, and that the fact that it was published on the Internet makes it even less likely that it's true. One of the downsides of a truly democratic system like the Internet, is that there are a lot of people out there making claims that seem rational, but aren't. The lack of critical thinking is becoming a more prevalent problem these days. and I don't mean just with me. Excerpts of John's leer follows: I read with great interest your page in the Bombe. Especially the part about the perpetual motion motors. I LOVE reading about them. I'm one of those icy skeptics, but I still love it. Perhaps it's because we all want so very badly for there to be a generator that outputs more energy than is put into it! The article at japan would have been a lot more believable had the "inventor" mentioned that he had assembled several of his generators in a feedback loop and was using the excess power to run his laboratory or something exciting like that. Alas, no. Not even one mention of "closing the loop." Breathless web pages gushing about this guy date back to 1997. Yet, we still have not seen as much as one desktop gizmo that can operate on its own. ease understand that this is just another perpetual motion machine hoax, either on purpose, or because the experimenter is making mistakes in his calculations. I did a quick search of the Web, and came across the following comment one of many ; : "All Minato's power calculations appear to be wrong apparently it's a common mistake many scientists make you can't measure input power using a multi
Table II. Cost of MAI prophylaxis Annual cost of regimen for one patient ; 2000 584 2584 Annual cost to prevent one case of MAI ; 10% incidence 20% incidence 40% incidence 36, 400 9870 000 4964 14, 987 and sulfinpyrazone.
Data are presented from 10 pigs with pathomorphological lesions associated with Porcine Dermatitis Nephropathy Syndrome. Besides the systemic vasculitis leading to haemorrhages and necroses of the skin all pigs showed an acute necrotizing glomerulonephritis often accompanied by sclerosis of other glomeruli. By electron microscopy an accumulation of electron dens material could be seen in the glomerular mesangium of most animals. The aim of the study was to demonstrate PCV-2 in skin, lymph node, spleen, kidney as well as isolated glomeruli by polymerase chain reaction. The glomeruli were isolated from formaldehyde-fixed tissue of the renal cortex using a simple microdissection-technique. Samples containing about 100 isolated glomeruli in formaldehyde-solution per animal were used for analysis by TaqMan-based real-time PCR.
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T h e two core zoiies are not populated, and the extraction of natural resources i not permitted. s s T Conguillio Nationd Park i visited annually by 30, 000tourists, mainly during the summer. Kesearchers occasionally visit the Alto Bio-BioReserve. There are fanners and larger Imdo\vnersi the areas snrrounding the Conguillio National n Park.The main environmental problems that exist i these areas arc deforestation, soil degradan tion caused by cattle, substitution of native vegetation by exotic species such as pino insigne Pizx rndintn ; , and the introduction of domestic aid exotic animals llke wild boar Susxcrcflit ; . izi T h e presence of a seconclary public road, lvhich crosses the park, i also a perimnent threat. s Indigenous communities called `Pehuenches' Ii\rc near the Alto Bio-Bio National Park. Their main activities x c agriculture and cattle rising. For centuries they have fed on amicaria seeds t cdlcd `Pifiones'but they are not allon~ed o extract seeds fi-omtlie park. Ihe reserve i very importint fi-oma i etlino-botanic perspective, because it coincides with s the ; ulcestral distribution of the l'chuenclies. Many nrchaeological sites h a ~ ebeen found, \vith diverse lithic insrruinents and ccrumics. 'I'hese demonstrate the existence of an ancient population i the reserve. n and sulindac.
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The legal application of this provision is unfortunately unclear in several instances, for instance who has the onus of proof in these cases. 2354 One important clarification has been made, which regard the opportunity to bring actions against the building of roads the construction plan ; and railways the railway plan ; 2355 . See further below in subsections 9.4.3 and 9.4.3.5. If many individuals are affected by an environmentally hazardous activity that does not have a permit, the Saami may nowadays bring the matter to the court as a class action grupptalan ; 2356 . The same preconditions apply as in chapter 32 section 12 2357 . Organisations of reindeer herders or Saami fishermen and surmontil.
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