Browsing by Subject "Obstetrics and Gynecology"
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(1970)Dose response, contraceptive efficacy, and menstrual cycle control were tested in 667 normal fertile women using daily oral administration of megestrol acetate (MA) in either an oil solution or a tablet form. The occurrence ...
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(1984)To study the follicular growth profile of normal women, 25 multiparous volunteers were assessed daily by ultrasound to measure the growing follicle and underwent venipuncture daily for detection of the luteinizing hormone ...
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(W.B. Saunders Ltd, 2002)Non-selective cation channels have been identified in the plasma membranes of many different cells. Previous research using fluorescent techniques has demonstrated the presence of cation conductances in membranes from human ...
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(1970)Large doses of estrogens have been used by several investigators as "emergency" postcoital contraceptives but their true effectiveness in the human is not known. We report here the results of the use of quingestanol acetate, ...
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(1975)A seven cell human egg recovered from the proximal middle quarter of the oviduct is described. Whether or not it is a normal representative of this stage of human development cannot be established at the present time. The ...
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(1980)Hormonal substances for male fertility regulation administered orally or by injection are currently undergoing clinical evaluation. These trials, sponsored by the World Health Organization, provide unique opportunities ...
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(1991)Two clinical cases of HIV-infected pregnant women are presented: One with declared AIDS and the other a symptomless carrier. The clinical management of these cases are described; that is, the resolution of the delivery and ...
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(1968)Cytotoxic agents, cadmium, iodoacetate, thio-TEPA, podophyllin, colchicine, and alcohol, were instilled in one uterine horn of the rat to observe their subsequent effect on fertility. Cadmium and iodoacetate interfere with ...
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(1970)Since June 1964, a contraceptive program with IUD's has been in operation in the western district of the city of Santiago.* * The clinical aspects of the program, such as the insertions of IUD's, were the responsibilities ...
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(John Wiley and Sons Ltd, 1977)The limitations of nonmedicated intrauterine devices (IUDs) and the potential for improving IUD performance through the addition of pharmacologic agents are discussed. The mechanisms of action of IUDs, particularly of the ...
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(2009)Endometriosis is a benign gynecological pathology in which immune system deregulation may play a role in its initiation and progression. In endometriotic lesions, intercellular adhesion molecule-1 (ICAM1) is released from ...
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(1984)[3H]R5020 was bound to cytosolic and nuclear samples of human Fallopian tube with high affinity and specificity. The cytoplasmic and nuclear concentrations of progestagen receptor varied, throughout the menstrual cycle, ...
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(1974)A new contraceptive compound, R-2323, was tried as a "weekly pill". The pregnancy rate at 12 months was 3.7 considering only method failures. The most important ill effect was alterations in bleeding patterns, with a ...
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(1993)Two clinical cases of volvulus of the colon in pregnant women are presented. Both were operated on with success and the pregnancies continued without problems.
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(1977)In a randomized clinical trial 146 Progesterone T IUDs were compared to 149 Copper 7 IUDs. The clinical performance of both devices was very similar. The pregnancy rates were 1.4 and 1.5 per 100 woman-years, respectively; ...