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Acute graft-versus-host disease GvHD ; is still a major and the most severe complication following allogeneic stem cell transplantation SCT ; . Although activation of donor T lymphocytes by minor or major HLA differences plays a pivotal role in induction of GvHD, there is increasing evidence of involvement of cytokinemediated inflammation.1, 2 Experimental models indicate the primacy of gastrointestinal damage: conditioning-related damage of the intestinal epithelium results in bacterial translocation followed by increased cytokine release by macrophages monocytes and T-cell activation.3 Clinically, gastrointestinal GvHD is the most severe manifestation of acute GvHD, occurs only in a subgroup of patients, and frequently precedes multiorgan complications. The NOD2 CARD15 protein has been described as an intracellular sensor to muramyl dipeptide a compound of the bacterial cell wall ; mediating consecutive nuclear factor B NF- B ; activation4 and belongs to a large family of proteins involved in intracellular pathogen recognition.5 NOD2 CARD15 expression is--as known so far--restricted to intestinal epithelial cells IECs ; and cells of monocyte macrophage lineage.5, 6 A variety of single nucleotide polymorphisms SNPs ; in the NOD2 CARD15 gene have been reported. Within these SNPs, high-risk alleles in SNPs 8, 12, and 13 have been identified which confer an increased risk for Crohn disease.7, 8 Patients heterozygous for these mutated forms have a 2to 4-fold increased risk to develop Crohn disease, and the risk increases to 20- to 40-fold in homozygous patients.9 Based on the homologies in the pathophysiology of GvHD and inflammatory bowel disease, we speculated that the genetic background shown for NOD2 CARD15 polymorphisms might also have an impact on the pathophysiology of GvHD.
P. Malassiney * , O. Goau-Brissonnire * , M. Coggia * and J.-C. Pechere" 'Department of Genetics and Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine, Geneva, Switzerland; b Division of Vascular Surgery, Hopital Ambroise Pare, Boulogne-Billancourt, France Antibiotic-bound arterial prostheses may contribute to the management of prosthetic infections. The in-vitro absorption and release of rifampicin was measured in four different polyester arterial prostheses, including unsealed VP 1200, gelatinsealed Gelsoft, collagen-impregnated Hemashield and gelatin-sealed Unigraft. Gelsoft grafts bound more rifampicin than unsealed VP 1200. Rifampicin concentrations with the gelatin sealed to Gelsoft grafts reached a threshold when the rifampicin concentrations of the soaking solution were 10 mg mL or more. Rifampicin adsorption plateaued after 15 min of soaking VP 1200, and peaked after 25 min of soaking Gelsoft. pH variations did not significantly influence antibiotic binding. Prosthesis-bound rifampicin concentrations decreased rapidly after soaking, but a significant portion of the antibiotic remained associated with the material after 7 days. Release was slower with Gelsoft than with VP 1200 during the first 3 h, but after 24 h, the amounts of rifampicin released were similar in the two materials. Other experiments were performed in dogs receiving sealed grafts as infrarenal aortic bypass after soaking the material in a 1 mg mL solution of rifampicin in normal saline. After 3 days of implantation, the amount of rifampicin in explanted grafts was higher in Gelsoft and Hemashield than in Unigraft. This study confirms that rifampicin bonding to prosthetic material occurs and is enhanced by sealed collagen or gelatin. Introduction Vascular graft infection is a rare but feared complication of arterial reconstructive surgery. Despite systemic perioperative antimicrobial prophylaxis, the average incidence of graft infection has been reported to be 1-5%. Szilagyi et al., 1972; Goldstone & Moore, 1974; Liekweg & Greenfield, 1977; Bunt, 1983; Lorentzen et al., 1985; O'Hara et al., 1986 ; . Once a prosthetic graft is infected, the treatment almost always requires its excision and a new prosthetic bypass through uninfected fields. Morbidity and mortality from these cases are still very high, especially when the aorta is involved. The development of infection-resistant vascular prostheses may therefore contribute to the prevention and the treatment of this complication. With the advent of protein-sealed polyester grafts, recent publications have discussed the ability of these grafts to retain antimicrobials Chervu et al., \a, b; Goeau-Brissonniere et al., 1991, 1994 ; . In our laboratory, a system involving soaking.
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The effects of oral alendronate treatment on spinal bone mineral density and biochemical markers of bone turnover were assessed in women in the early postmenopausal period. Sixty-five women were treated with placebo or 5, 20, or 40 mg alendronate daily for 6 weeks in a double blind study. Treatment with alendronate decreased both urinary markers of bone resorption pyridinolines, hydroxyproline, and calcium ; and serum markers of bone formation osteocalcin and alkaline phosphatase ; in a dose-dependent fashion. This short term treatment with alendronate also produced a dose-dependent increase in lumbar bone mineral density measured 7.5 months after the completion of therapy. Median percent changes in integral spinal bone mineral density, as assessed by dual x-ray absorptiometry, were -2.3, -1.2, + 0.7, and + 1.2 after treatment with placebo and 5, 20, and 40 mg alendronate, respectively. Treatment with alendronate was well tolerated and produced no fever; gastrointestinal intolerance was no more common than with placebo treatment. Short term alendronate treatment in early postmenopausal women decreased bone turnover and increased vertebral density. J Clin Endocrinol Metab 76: 1399-1406, 1993.
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