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6. Steroids Revisited II. Was Cortisone Responsible for the Pancreatitis?

Author

Kaplan, Murrel H. and Dreiling, David A.

Subjects
CORTISONE, PANCREATITIS, STEROIDS, JUVENILE diseases, ADRENOCORTICAL hormones, COLLAGEN diseases
Abstract

Discusses a study on the role of cortisone in pancreatitis. Evidences on the association of steroids with the pathogenesis of pancreatitis; Tabular representation of the occurrence of pancreatitis in children following adrenocorticosteroid therapy; Case study with regard to the incidence of pancreatitis in collagen disease.

Published
1977

7. Steroids Revisited I. Is There a Place for Steroids in the Treatment of Pancreatic Inflammation?

Author

Dreiling, David A., Nacchiero, Michele, and Kaplan, Murrel H.

Subjects
THERAPEUTICS, STEROIDS, PANCREATITIS, PANCREATIC diseases, SECRETIN
Abstract

Examines the therapeutic usefulness of steroids in the management of pancreatic inflammation. Relationship between steroids and pancreatic secretin; Effect of the intravenous administration of salt of aldosterone on secretin; Status of pancreatic function in patients with Addison's disease.

Published
1977

8. MEDICAL THERAPY OF PANCREATITIS.

Author

Kaplan, Murrel H.

Subjects
PANCREATITIS treatment, ISONIPECAINE, PARASYMPATHOLYTIC agents, ALBUMINS, NARCOTICS
Abstract

Discusses treatments for acute inflammation of the pancreas. Considerations in the management of acute pancreatitis; Role of demorol in treating acute pancreatitis; Use of the nasogastric suction and anticholinergics in treating the disorder; Administration of concentrated albumin.

Published
1962

9. PANEL DISCUSSION ON STEROIDS IN GASTROENTEROLOGY.

Author

Kaplan, Murrel H., Fitzherbert, Frederick, Hyde, Paul M., Segaloff, Albert, and Skelton, Floyd

Subjects
STEROIDS, GASTROENTEROLOGY, INTERNAL medicine, ADRENAL glands, ADRENOCORTICAL hormones
Abstract

Presents several views on steroids in gastroenterology. Explanation on the adrenal glands; Common complications of corticosteroid therapy; Information on desoxycorticosterone.

Published
1959

10. ACTH AND CORTISONE IN GASTROENTEROLOGY.

Author

Kaplan, Murrel H.

Subjects
CORTISONE, ADRENOCORTICOTROPIC hormone, GASTROENTEROLOGY, RHEUMATOID arthritis treatment, ETIOLOGY of diseases, THERAPEUTICS
Abstract

Presents information on the use of the drugs cortisone and adrenocorticotrophic hormone (ACTH) in gastroenterology. Efficacy of the drugs in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis; Impact of a sudden withdrawal of either exogenous ACTH or exogenous cortisone on a patient; Factors of etiology in peptic ulcer.

Published
1957

11. ACUTE AND CHRONIC RELAPSING PANCREATITIS.

Author

Kaplan, Murrel H.

Subjects
PANCREATITIS, PANCREATIC diseases, ETIOLOGY of diseases, PATHOLOGY, DIAGNOSIS, CLINICAL medicine
Abstract

Focuses on the treatment of acute and chronic relapsing pancreatitis. Etiology of the disease; Assessment of the theories regarding the ultimate cause of the disease; Clinical implications; Details of the various cases of pancreatitis.

Published
1956

12. NEWER DRUGS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF PEPTIC ULCER.

Author

Kaplan, Murrel H.

Subjects
DRUG efficacy, PARASYMPATHOLYTIC agents, ULCER treatment, PEPTIC ulcer, DRUG side effects, THERAPEUTICS
Abstract

Discusses a research on the effectiveness of anticholinergic drugs in the treatment of peptic ulcer. Factors to consider in evaluating drug proposed for the treatment of peptic ulcer; Development of peptic ulcer therapy; Significance, applicability and side effects of the anticholinergic drugs.

Published
1954

13. Effect of Octapressin (PLV-2) on Rate of Gastric Blood Flow and Bleeding.

Author

Browne, Donovan, Kaplan, Murrel H., and Balart, Louis A.

Subjects
VASOPRESSIN, PHENYLALANINE, GASTROINTESTINAL hemorrhage, BLOOD flow, GASTRIC mucosa
Abstract

Presents a study on the effects of octapressin phenylalanine-lysine-vasopressin on the rate of gastric blood flow and bleeding. Method used in the study; Observations on the color of gastric mucosa by means of gastrostomy; Outcome of the intravenous application of phenylalanine-lysine-vasopressin.

Published
1966

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