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1. Pain intensity and pressure pain thresholds after a light dynamic physical load in patients with chronic neck-shoulder pain

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Grimby-Ekman, A., Ahlstrand, C., Gerdle, Björn, Larsson, Britt, Sanden, H., Grimby-Ekman, A., Ahlstrand, C., Gerdle, Björn, Larsson, Britt, and Sanden, H.

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Background To investigate the development of pain intensity and pressure pain thresholds during and 24 h after a light dynamic physical load among patients with chronic neck-shoulder pain. Methods Twenty-six patients with chronic neck-shoulder pain and 12 healthy controls were included. The participants arm-cycled on an ergometer. Effort was rated with the Borg Rating of Perceived Exertion scale (RPE), and pain intensity with an numeric rating scale (NRS). Pressure pain thresholds were measured by an algometer. Participants started a pain diary 1 week before the physical exercise and continued until 1 week after. Pain intensity was assessed before, during and the following two evenings after arm-cycling. Pressure pain thresholds were assessed before, 15 min after, 105 min after and 24 h after. Results The chronic pain group showed increased pain intensity during, and the following two evenings after the arm cycling, and decreased pain thresholds immediately after the arm cycling involving painful regions. In the patient group there were no impact on pain thresholds in the neck the following day. Conclusions Patients with chronic neck-shoulder pain reported increased pain intensity during and in the evenings after a light dynamic load involving painful regions. In addition, they showed decreased pain thresholds close to the exercise, indicating mechanical hyperalgesia., Funding Agencies|Swedish Research Council for Health, Working Life and Welfare (Forte) [FAS 20110297]; Swedish Research CouncilSwedish Research Council [2018-02470]; County council of Ostergotland [LIO-700931, LIO-608021]; University of Gothenburg

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2020
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2. A million and more trees for science

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Paquette, A., Hector, A., Vanhellemont, M., Koricheva, J., Scherer-Lorenzen, M., Verheyen, K., Abdala-Roberts, L., Auge, H., Barsoum, N., Bauhus, J., Baum, C., Bruelheide, H., Castagneyrol, B., Cavender-Bares, J., Eisenhauer, N., Ferlian, O., Ganade, G., Godbold, D., Gravel, D., Hall, J., Hobbs, R., Hoelscher, D., Hulvey, K.B., Huxham, M., Jactel, H., Kreft, H., Liang, J., Mereu, S., Messier, C., Montgomery, R., Muys, B., Nock, C., Parker, J., Parker, W., Parra-Tabla, V., Perring, M.P., Ponette, Q., Potvin, C., Reich, P.B., Rewald, B., Sanden, H., Smith, A., Standish, R., Weih, M., Wollni, M., Zemp, D.C., Paquette, A., Hector, A., Vanhellemont, M., Koricheva, J., Scherer-Lorenzen, M., Verheyen, K., Abdala-Roberts, L., Auge, H., Barsoum, N., Bauhus, J., Baum, C., Bruelheide, H., Castagneyrol, B., Cavender-Bares, J., Eisenhauer, N., Ferlian, O., Ganade, G., Godbold, D., Gravel, D., Hall, J., Hobbs, R., Hoelscher, D., Hulvey, K.B., Huxham, M., Jactel, H., Kreft, H., Liang, J., Mereu, S., Messier, C., Montgomery, R., Muys, B., Nock, C., Parker, J., Parker, W., Parra-Tabla, V., Perring, M.P., Ponette, Q., Potvin, C., Reich, P.B., Rewald, B., Sanden, H., Smith, A., Standish, R., Weih, M., Wollni, M., and Zemp, D.C.

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TreeDivNet is the largest network of biodiversity experiments worldwide, but needs to expand. We encourage colleagues to establish new experiments on the relation between tree species diversity and forest ecosystem functioning, and to make use of the platform for collaborative research.

Published
2018

4. Gastroenterologie I

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Seitz, H. K., Veith, S., Czygan, P., Bösche, J., Simon, B., Gugler, R., Kommerell, B., Londong, W., Hanssen, L. E., Heilmaier, L., Londong, V., Menge, H., Simes, G., Wagner, J., Hahn, H., Riecken, E. O., Reimann, H.-J., Ring, J., Schmidt, U., Ultsch, B., Lewin, J., Wendt, P., v. Sanden, H., Wienbeck, M., Phillips, S. F., Quigley, E. M. M., Borody, T. J., Tucker, R. L., Hantath, R.-D., Miller, B., Purrmann, J., Strohmeyer, G., Schölmerich, J., Köttgen, E., Löhle, E., Vuilleumier, M. P., Müller, M. K., Hesselmann, F., Goebell, H., Häussinger, D., Gerok, W., Miehlke, Klaus, editor, and Bergmann, J. F.

Published
1984
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6. Optimisation of gamma assay techniques for characterisation of radioactive waste packages

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Sanden, H.-J., Caspary, G., Kroth, K., and Bücherl, T.

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Conditioned radioactive waste has to meet the specifications and acceptance criteria defined by national regulatory and management authorities. Gamma scanning is one of the most widely used non-destructive assay techniques for routine quality checking of radioactive waste drums. The result of gamma scanning measurements is strongly influenced by the gamma attenuation in the waste matrix . Standard correction procedures for gamma-ray attenuation are often performed by drum weighing or calculation of corrective factors based on `simple' assumptions regarding the distribution of density and activity in the waste. In the case of heterogeneous activity and/or matrix distribution uncertainties will be introduced when applying standard correction procedures that can lead to significant errors in the activity determination especially for medium and high density waste combined with low and medium gamma-ray energies (below ca. 500 keV) . The main objective of the R&D project was to develop and test methods that will decrease systematic uncertainties and bias, caused by a lack of information on the activity and matrix distribution, by taking into account the relevant characteristics of the waste package under inspection . For the applicability of the improved gamma assay techniques in routine operation two important requirements were defined: The methods should keep the inspection time in an acceptable range and the implementation into existing systems should be possible without extensive hardware modifications and at reasonable costs. A modelling software (SOLIDANG, /SCK-1/) was used to calculate the detection efficiency of `standard' gamma scanning systems which helped to design, evaluate and optimise new scanning techniques. Validation of the simulation software has proven that SOLIDANG can be used as an efficient tool for performance evaluation and optimisation of gamma assay techniques. With this software the quantitative influence of relevant parameters on the assay result was investigated with reduced experimental effort. The results lead to a better understanding of possible sources of bias. Within the R&D project several advanced NDA-methods have been developed, tested and implemented into prototype assay systems. These techniques involve multi-energy transmission measurements of the drum and special scanning modes which reveal more information about the density and activity distribution inside the drum. Performance assessment was carried out on well-defined and specially designed mock-up configurations and on selected drums under routine `field' conditions . The results showed significant improved accuracy for the new developed assay techniques compared to `conventional' state-of-the-art gamma scanning procedures

Published
2000

8. Interference of multiplane wings having elliptical lift distribution

Author

Von Sanden, H

Abstract

In calculating the self-induction of a wing surface, elliptical lift distribution is assumed, while in calculating the mutual induction or interference of two wing surfaces, a uniform distribution of the lift along the wing has hitherto been assumed. Whether the results of these calculations are substantially altered by assuming an elliptical lift distribution (which is just as probable as uniform distribution) is examined here.

Published
1924

10. Single-step percutaneous transhepatic cholecystoscopy

Author

Schmitt W, von Sanden H, and Ottenjann R

Subjects
Methyl Ethers, medicine.medical_specialty, Percutaneous, medicine.medical_treatment, Single step, Punctures, Lithotripsy, Cholelithiasis, Female patient, medicine, Humans, Cholangiopancreatography, Endoscopic Retrograde, medicine.diagnostic_test, business.industry, Gallbladder, Gastroenterology, Cystic Duct, Endoscopy, Middle Aged, Surgery, medicine.anatomical_structure, Biliary tract, Cystic duct, Female, Radiology, business, Ethers
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A 58-year-old female patient with several concrements in the gallbladder submitted herself to pump-controlled percutaneous transhepatic chemolitholysis with methyl-tert-butyl-ether (MTBE). Shortly before the treatment terminated a calcified residual concrement caused an acute blockage of the cystic duct. After opening the puncture track with a bougie, followed by endoscopic lithotripsy, the cystic duct was made passable again.

Published
1990

17. Præmaturum Funus Viri-Juvenis Nobilissimi [...] Dn. Johannis Christophori Hahn, Philos. & L. L. Cultoris strenui, Die XXI. April. Anno MDCCXV. Ætatis anno XXIII. pie defuncti, Die XXIX. ejusdem mensis in Templo Tragheimensi [...] tumulati, Lugubri Carmine proseqvuntur Rector Et Professores Regiæ Academiæ Regiomontanæ

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Pauli, Theodor (1648-1716), Sanden, Bernhard von (1666-1721), Stein, Johann (1661-1725), Finckenau, Jacobus (1674-1717), Sanden, H. von, Thegen, Georg (1651-1729), Blaesing, David (1660-1719), Georgi, Hieronymus (1659-1717), Gehrcke, Michael, Oelmann, Heinrich (1676-1725), Burckhard, Thomas ( -1744), Albertus-Universität Königsberg, Reusner Friedrich - Erben. Drukarz, Pauli, Theodor (1648-1716), Sanden, Bernhard von (1666-1721), Stein, Johann (1661-1725), Finckenau, Jacobus (1674-1717), Sanden, H. von, Thegen, Georg (1651-1729), Blaesing, David (1660-1719), Georgi, Hieronymus (1659-1717), Gehrcke, Michael, Oelmann, Heinrich (1676-1725), Burckhard, Thomas ( -1744), Albertus-Universität Königsberg, and Reusner Friedrich - Erben. Drukarz

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zawartość: [2] karty, niesygnowane, format: 2°, Zawiera wiersze podpisane: Theodorus Pauli, D. Acad. p. t. Rector; Bernhardus von Sanden, D. S. Th. Prof. Primar. S. R. M. in Prussia Concion. Aul. Pr. & Consil. Consistor.; Joh. Stein, D.; Jacobus Finckenau, Med. Doct. & Prof. Ordin. Tert.; H. v. Sanden, D. Prof. Phys. Ord. & t. Facult. Philos. Decanus; Georgius Thegen, Phil. Pract. P. P. Ordin. Facult. Philosoph. Senior.; David Blæsing, Mathem. Prof.; M. Hier. Georgi, P. P.; M. Michael Gehrcke, Prof. Phil. Publ.; M. Heinricus Oelmannus, Philosoph. Primæ Prof. Publ. Extraord.; M. Thomas Burckhardus, Profess. Poeseos Publ. Extraord., Proweniencja: Biblioteka Rady Miejskiej w Toruniu, sygnatura A.fol.6 adl.213, Regiomonti (Królewiec)

18. Præmaturum Funus Viri-Juvenis Nobilissimi [...] Dn. Johannis Christophori Hahn, Philos. & L. L. Cultoris strenui, Die XXI. April. Anno MDCCXV. Ætatis anno XXIII. pie defuncti, Die XXIX. ejusdem mensis in Templo Tragheimensi [...] tumulati, Lugubri Carmine proseqvuntur Rector Et Professores Regiæ Academiæ Regiomontanæ

Author

Pauli, Theodor (1648-1716), Sanden, Bernhard von (1666-1721), Stein, Johann (1661-1725), Finckenau, Jacobus (1674-1717), Sanden, H. von, Thegen, Georg (1651-1729), Blaesing, David (1660-1719), Georgi, Hieronymus (1659-1717), Gehrcke, Michael, Oelmann, Heinrich (1676-1725), Burckhard, Thomas ( -1744), Albertus-Universität Königsberg, Reusner Friedrich - Erben. Drukarz, Pauli, Theodor (1648-1716), Sanden, Bernhard von (1666-1721), Stein, Johann (1661-1725), Finckenau, Jacobus (1674-1717), Sanden, H. von, Thegen, Georg (1651-1729), Blaesing, David (1660-1719), Georgi, Hieronymus (1659-1717), Gehrcke, Michael, Oelmann, Heinrich (1676-1725), Burckhard, Thomas ( -1744), Albertus-Universität Königsberg, and Reusner Friedrich - Erben. Drukarz

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zawartość: [2] karty, niesygnowane, format: 2°, Zawiera wiersze podpisane: Theodorus Pauli, D. Acad. p. t. Rector; Bernhardus von Sanden, D. S. Th. Prof. Primar. S. R. M. in Prussia Concion. Aul. Pr. & Consil. Consistor.; Joh. Stein, D.; Jacobus Finckenau, Med. Doct. & Prof. Ordin. Tert.; H. v. Sanden, D. Prof. Phys. Ord. & t. Facult. Philos. Decanus; Georgius Thegen, Phil. Pract. P. P. Ordin. Facult. Philosoph. Senior.; David Blæsing, Mathem. Prof.; M. Hier. Georgi, P. P.; M. Michael Gehrcke, Prof. Phil. Publ.; M. Heinricus Oelmannus, Philosoph. Primæ Prof. Publ. Extraord.; M. Thomas Burckhardus, Profess. Poeseos Publ. Extraord., Proweniencja: Biblioteka Rady Miejskiej w Toruniu, sygnatura A.fol.6 adl.213, Regiomonti (Królewiec)

19. Præmaturum Funus Viri-Juvenis Nobilissimi [...] Dn. Johannis Christophori Hahn, Philos. & L. L. Cultoris strenui, Die XXI. April. Anno MDCCXV. Ætatis anno XXIII. pie defuncti, Die XXIX. ejusdem mensis in Templo Tragheimensi [...] tumulati, Lugubri Carmine proseqvuntur Rector Et Professores Regiæ Academiæ Regiomontanæ

Author

Pauli, Theodor (1648-1716), Sanden, Bernhard von (1666-1721), Stein, Johann (1661-1725), Finckenau, Jacobus (1674-1717), Sanden, H. von, Thegen, Georg (1651-1729), Blaesing, David (1660-1719), Georgi, Hieronymus (1659-1717), Gehrcke, Michael, Oelmann, Heinrich (1676-1725), Burckhard, Thomas ( -1744), Albertus-Universität Königsberg, Reusner Friedrich - Erben. Drukarz, Pauli, Theodor (1648-1716), Sanden, Bernhard von (1666-1721), Stein, Johann (1661-1725), Finckenau, Jacobus (1674-1717), Sanden, H. von, Thegen, Georg (1651-1729), Blaesing, David (1660-1719), Georgi, Hieronymus (1659-1717), Gehrcke, Michael, Oelmann, Heinrich (1676-1725), Burckhard, Thomas ( -1744), Albertus-Universität Königsberg, and Reusner Friedrich - Erben. Drukarz

Abstract

zawartość: [2] karty, niesygnowane, format: 2°, Zawiera wiersze podpisane: Theodorus Pauli, D. Acad. p. t. Rector; Bernhardus von Sanden, D. S. Th. Prof. Primar. S. R. M. in Prussia Concion. Aul. Pr. & Consil. Consistor.; Joh. Stein, D.; Jacobus Finckenau, Med. Doct. & Prof. Ordin. Tert.; H. v. Sanden, D. Prof. Phys. Ord. & t. Facult. Philos. Decanus; Georgius Thegen, Phil. Pract. P. P. Ordin. Facult. Philosoph. Senior.; David Blæsing, Mathem. Prof.; M. Hier. Georgi, P. P.; M. Michael Gehrcke, Prof. Phil. Publ.; M. Heinricus Oelmannus, Philosoph. Primæ Prof. Publ. Extraord.; M. Thomas Burckhardus, Profess. Poeseos Publ. Extraord., Proweniencja: Biblioteka Rady Miejskiej w Toruniu, sygnatura A.fol.6 adl.213, Regiomonti (Królewiec)

20. Præmaturum Funus Viri-Juvenis Nobilissimi [...] Dn. Johannis Christophori Hahn, Philos. & L. L. Cultoris strenui, Die XXI. April. Anno MDCCXV. Ætatis anno XXIII. pie defuncti, Die XXIX. ejusdem mensis in Templo Tragheimensi [...] tumulati, Lugubri Carmine proseqvuntur Rector Et Professores Regiæ Academiæ Regiomontanæ

Author

Pauli, Theodor (1648-1716), Sanden, Bernhard von (1666-1721), Stein, Johann (1661-1725), Finckenau, Jacobus (1674-1717), Sanden, H. von, Thegen, Georg (1651-1729), Blaesing, David (1660-1719), Georgi, Hieronymus (1659-1717), Gehrcke, Michael, Oelmann, Heinrich (1676-1725), Burckhard, Thomas ( -1744), Albertus-Universität Königsberg, Reusner Friedrich - Erben. Drukarz, Pauli, Theodor (1648-1716), Sanden, Bernhard von (1666-1721), Stein, Johann (1661-1725), Finckenau, Jacobus (1674-1717), Sanden, H. von, Thegen, Georg (1651-1729), Blaesing, David (1660-1719), Georgi, Hieronymus (1659-1717), Gehrcke, Michael, Oelmann, Heinrich (1676-1725), Burckhard, Thomas ( -1744), Albertus-Universität Königsberg, and Reusner Friedrich - Erben. Drukarz

Abstract

zawartość: [2] karty, niesygnowane, format: 2°, Zawiera wiersze podpisane: Theodorus Pauli, D. Acad. p. t. Rector; Bernhardus von Sanden, D. S. Th. Prof. Primar. S. R. M. in Prussia Concion. Aul. Pr. & Consil. Consistor.; Joh. Stein, D.; Jacobus Finckenau, Med. Doct. & Prof. Ordin. Tert.; H. v. Sanden, D. Prof. Phys. Ord. & t. Facult. Philos. Decanus; Georgius Thegen, Phil. Pract. P. P. Ordin. Facult. Philosoph. Senior.; David Blæsing, Mathem. Prof.; M. Hier. Georgi, P. P.; M. Michael Gehrcke, Prof. Phil. Publ.; M. Heinricus Oelmannus, Philosoph. Primæ Prof. Publ. Extraord.; M. Thomas Burckhardus, Profess. Poeseos Publ. Extraord., Proweniencja: Biblioteka Rady Miejskiej w Toruniu, sygnatura A.fol.6 adl.213, Regiomonti (Królewiec)

25. Feller: WAHRSCHEINLICHKEITS - THEORIE/Willers: ELEMENTAR-MATHEMATIK/Daudt: KOMPLEXE ZAHLEN UND ZEIGER/Lietzmann: WO STECKT DER FEHLER?/Kopernikus: DE REVOLUTIONIBUS ORBIUM COELESTIUM/Bennett - Osterberg - Jupnik - Richards: PHASE MICROSCOPY/Brügel: ULTRAR

Author

Graf, U., primary, v. Sanden, H., additional, Ullrich, E., additional, Denk, F., additional, Schimank, H., additional, Wolter, H., additional, Genzel, L., additional, Stüber, C., additional, and Schwarzenbach, G., additional

Published
1952
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32. Laser application for minimal invasive reduction of thyroid gland tissue.

Author

v Sanden H and Hauptmann G

Subjects
Animals, Disease Models, Animal, Hyperthyroidism diagnostic imaging, Hyperthyroidism pathology, Laser Coagulation instrumentation, Laser Coagulation methods, Laser Therapy instrumentation, Minimally Invasive Surgical Procedures instrumentation, Minimally Invasive Surgical Procedures methods, Swine, Thyroid Gland diagnostic imaging, Thyroid Gland pathology, Ultrasonography, Hyperthyroidism surgery, Laser Therapy methods, Thyroid Gland surgery
Abstract

Purpose: Administration of antithyroid agents, surgery and radioiodine therapy are the established methods for treating hyperthyroidism. All of the methods are relatively complex and are associated with risks. That is why the sonographically controlled minimum invasive alcohol injection method was developed. The disadvantage associated with this procedure, however, is that it can not be controlled as effectively., Methods: Thyroid gland tissue is removed from an animal model with delimitation by means of thermal coagulation using a new, specially developed ITT laser probe. The treatment is effected by puncturing intact skin. Placing of the probe is controlled sonographically. The puncture channel is 18 G; the laser probe has a diameter of 0.8 mm. The procedure is effected using local anesthesia which may be combined with light analgesic sedation and takes approx. 10 minutes. The laser application lasts 145 seconds and has a total power of 1195 joules., Results: Laser treatment can be compared with the invasiveness of a jugular vein catheter unit and has good tolerance. Complete histologic healing of the coagulation zone takes 4 weeks and the boundaries of the scar contraction are barely recognizable. The size of the coagulation zone can only be controlled to a certain degree in the animal model on account of its anatomy., Conclusions: The minimal invasive method based on laser-induced reduction of thyroid gland tissue can be performed on an animal model and is safe. Further research needs to be done to determine the extent to which the results can be transferred to human beings.

Published
1997

34. [Percutaneous transhepatic cholangioscopy as a single-step technique].

Author

von Sanden H, Schmitt W, Wegerle W, and Ottenjann R

Subjects
Aged, Aged, 80 and over, Common Bile Duct Diseases therapy, Endoscopy, Digestive System instrumentation, Humans, Middle Aged, Common Bile Duct Diseases diagnosis, Endoscopy, Digestive System methods
Abstract

The PTCS is a method for diagnostic and therapeutic purpose in patients with common bile duct diseases not suitable for transpapillary approach. The present paper describes a technique which shortens the usual time of treatment and reduces injury. Lithotripsy of common bile duct stones, endoscopic controlled biopsy, introduction and removal of bile duct endoprosthesis as well as percutaneous papillotomy is possible.

Published
1991

35. [Peroral and transhepatic cholangioscopy].

Author

Schmitt W, von Sanden H, Wegerle W, and Ottenjann R

Subjects
Cholestasis, Extrahepatic surgery, Common Bile Duct Neoplasms surgery, Gallstones surgery, Humans, Cholestasis, Extrahepatic etiology, Common Bile Duct Neoplasms diagnosis, Endoscopes, Gallstones diagnosis
Abstract

Cholangioscopy is possible via the peroral or the transhepatic route. Cholangioscopy is of diagnostic value in tumour strictures and stenoses of the common bile duct. More important than diagnostic cholangioscopy is therapeutic cholangioscopy: with the technique of intracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy nearly all difficult CBD-stones may be successfully treated. 17 patients with 40 CBD-stones were managed in mother-babytechnique in applicating intraductal shockwaves under direct visual control (electrohydraulic principle). Mechanical lithotripsy during ERCP had formerly failed in all patients. In 6 patients transhepatic cholangioscopy with intracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy was successfully performed. Patients had an operated stomach, so conventional ERCP with lithotripsy was not possible. 18 stones could be treated. As a total 23 patients with 58 CBD-Stones underwent cholangioscopy (median stone diameter 20 mm) with intracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy. Complete stone clearance was achieved in all cases, no serious complication occurred.

Published
1991

36. ["Lost" bile duct drain--nevertheless not lost].

Author

von Sanden H, Schmitt W, Wegerle W, and Ottenjann R

Subjects
Aged, Bile Ducts, Endoscopy, Humans, Male, Bile, Drainage instrumentation, Prostheses and Implants adverse effects
Published
1990

37. [The effect pf antacids on the tissue histamine and prostaglandin (PGE2) content of the gastric mucosa].

Author

Reimann HJ, Schmidt U, Wendt P, Dorsch W, von Sanden H, von der Ohe M, Lewin J, and Ultsch B

Subjects
Adult, Biopsy, Calcium pharmacology, Clinical Trials as Topic, Dinoprostone, Gastric Juice metabolism, Gastric Mucosa analysis, Gastric Mucosa metabolism, Histamine Release drug effects, Humans, Pentagastrin, Antacids pharmacology, Gastric Mucosa drug effects, Histamine analysis, Prostaglandins E analysis
Abstract

Stimulation tests (pentagastrin) induced significant changes in tissue histamine levels in the gastric mucosa within 30 minutes. Acid secretion and a decrease of histamine after application of antacids containing calcium could not be observed in our study; neither was application of antacids over a period of eight days followed by a change in gastric mucosal tissue histamine concentrations. Patients under non-steroidal antiphlogistic medication showed diminished histamine levels. Administration of antacids did not produce changes in histamine levels, but induced a rise of PGE2 levels in the fundal and corpus area of the stomach. This may be due to a cytoprotective effect of antacids containing calcium on the gastric mucosa.

Published
1984

38. [Pump-aided percutaneous transhepatic litholysis of gallstones].

Author

von Sanden H, Schmitt W, Burlefinger R, and Ottenjann R

Subjects
Humans, Catheterization instrumentation, Cholelithiasis therapy, Ethers administration & dosage, Methyl Ethers, Solvents administration & dosage, Therapeutic Irrigation instrumentation
Published
1989

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