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Ischemia*

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Ischemia*

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Ischemia

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Myocardial Ischemia*

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Diagnosis* ; Ischemia*

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Ischemia* ; Skin*

Myocardial Ischemia

The study carried on 30 patients diagnosed reversible ischemic neurologic deficit (RIND) at Bach Mai Hospital Nervous deparment from 2000 January. Result: The indicende of male was higher than female (67% vs 33%). 70% were 45 to 59 years of age. Two major reasons were internal carotid artery stenosis 60%, heart diseases e.g mitral stenosis and insufficiency, artrial fibrillation 27%, the cause of unknown 13%. The clinical symptoms of RIND were: hemiplegia 100%, hemisensory loss, dysphasia or aphasia. RIND can make cerebral infarction, so need to detect early and treat timely to advoid stroke and cerebral infarction
Brain Ischemia ; Neurologic Manifestations ; Ischemia

Phenytoin(DPH) has been reported to be a benefit in the cerebral ischemia. To study the effect of DPH in an experimental stroke model. We subjected 45 cats to middle cerebral artery(MCA) occlusion 4 hrs after the placement of a MCA clip by a retro-orbital approach. Infarct size was determined 2 days after MCA occlusion. 20 animals served as control and received saline 2 ml bolus. All of these animal observed 1 hour, 1 day and 2 days after the removal of clip. In 20 treated animals, DPH was administered 50 mg/kg bolus every 6 hours intravenously after removal of clip. Infarct size was not significantly different between the control and treated groups. However, in DPH treated group, CBF, CMRO2, CMRG SEP were improved in early stage of ischemia.
Animals ; Brain Ischemia* ; Cats ; Ischemia ; Phenytoin* ; Stroke

The partial nephrectomy of guillotine type following the nephrolithohmy or the bisection of 2 patients with large renal stone and staghorn calculi were presented. Major advantages of these combined technique were it's rapidity, minimal blood loss. Prevention of ischemia to the remaining parenchyma.
Calculi ; Humans ; Ischemia ; Nephrectomy*