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266. Dunenbuch

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Genthe, Martha Krug, primary, Solger, F., additional, Graebner, P., additional, Thienemann, J., additional, Speiser, P., additional, and Schulze, F. W. O., additional

Published
1912
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271. Besprechungen

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Westphal, Ulrich, primary, Otto Schulze, F. W., additional, and Hentschel, E., additional

Published
1939
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275. Allgemeine chemische Operationen und Apparate

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Veress, Z., primary, Lahmann, E., additional, Gilman, H., additional, Heck, L. L., additional, Schulze, F., additional, Staudt, E., additional, Harteck, P., additional, Mehlig, J. P., additional, Smith, G. F., additional, Ruff, O., additional, Thanheiser, G., additional, Dickens, P., additional, Everett Marsh, G., additional, Cohen, B., additional, Norton, F. H., additional, and Norton, C. L., additional

Published
1930
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291. Unstrained InAlN/GaN HEMT structure

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Neuburger, M., primary, Zimmermann, T., additional, Kohn, E., additional, Dadgar, A., additional, Schulze, F., additional, Krtschil, A., additional, Gunther, M., additional, White, H., additional, Blasing, J., additional, Krost, A., additional, Daumiller, I., additional, and Kunze, M., additional

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292. Effects of drugs combining H1 and H2 receptor antagonist activity on histamine release and life threatening anaphylactoid reactions in pigs

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Stinner, B., Hasse, C., Lorenz, W., Alich, R., Schulze, F., Sitter, H., Lüdke, U., Buschhauer, A., and Schunack, W.

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Summary Two recently synthetized drugs combining H1- and H2-receptor antagonist activity in a single molecule (alitidine, clophetidine) were compaired for their potency in preventing histamine release and lifethreatening anaphylactoid reactionin vivo with the usually tested H1/H2-blocker combination dimetindene/cimetidine. Saline premedication in a fourth group served as control. Anaesthetized and ventilated pigs were administered H1/H2-blockers or placebo and 500 ml of blood were removed. Subsequently, 500 ml saline solution containing 1 mg/kg compound 48/80 for initiating histamine release were rapidly reinfused (n=15 pigs per group). The system proved reliable in creating hypotension and histamine release in the placebo group. The extent of histamine release did not differ between the placebo, alitidine and dimetindene/cimetidine groups. However, clophetidine was shown to be effective in preventing increases in plasma histamine after compound 48/80. Tachycardia was almost completely prevented by dimetindene/cimetidine, was diminished by clophetidine, but was not affected by alitidine. Hypotension following 48/80 was best reversed by clophetidine. This investigation suggests that clophetidine is a most promising drug in preventing histamine release and its circulatory effects in a pig anaphylactoid shock model. It requires, however, further quantitative confirmation in experiments with a two-group design only, since the analysis of variance is less suitable for the extreme variation of the plasma-histamine values after administration of compound 48/80.

Published
1993
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300. 3D-Analyses and Libraries for the Construction of Individual Craniomaxillofacial Alloplastic Implants.

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Buzug, Thorsten M., Holz, Dietrich, Bongartz, Jens, Kohl-Bareis, Matthias, Hartmann, Ulrich, Weber, Simone, Hierl, Th., Hendricks, J., Wollny, G., Schulze, F. P., Scholz, E., Berti, G., Schmidt, J. G., and Schulz, Th.

Abstract

Alloplastic CAM-CAM manufactured implants are regularly used to cover bony defects of the skull in craniomaxillofacial surgery. Regarding unilateral "simple" deficiencies, mirroring procedures can be successfully employed for construction. In cases of complex and bilateral defects resp. syndromic malformations, planning can only be performed according to the esthetic understanding of the engineer-doctor team. Especially in the facial region with its high esthetic impact this situation is less preferable. Therefore a study was planned to allow planning of CAD-CAM implants on the basis of reliable data. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2007
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