1.Utility of High-density Barium to Improbve the Quality of X-ray Images
Yasuji YAMADA ; Kazuhisa MATSUMOTO ; Osamu YOSHIDA ; Michiyo YOSHIKAWA ; Takashi SUZUKI ; Eiji KIMURA ; Jyunichi MAEDA ; Norio KONDOH ; Akira FUJINAGA
Journal of the Japanese Association of Rural Medicine 2005;54(4):644-649
Aim:The usefulness of high-density barium, which was made to 150w/v% (MIX150), was examined to obtain better radiographs of the intestines. Methods: “MIX150” was compared with existing pharmaceutical “BAM100” to evaluate x-ray images (barium adhesion, dryness evaluation). MIX150 was used in 232 patients (mean age 56 years), while BAM 100 in 210 patients (mean age 55 years). Results: In terms of adhesion, MIX150 was excellent in the the cecum significantly and in dryness evaluation, in the entire region of the colon. Conclusion: High-density barium (150w/v%) was useful for enhancing the quality of radiographic images.
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2.Two Cases of Chest and Abdominal Pain in Elderly Persons Successfully Treated with Daisaikoto
Ryo YOSHINAGA ; Hiromi MAEDA ; Yui ITO ; Koso UEDA ; Jyunichiro DOKURA ; Hiroki INOUE ; Hiromi YANO ; Jyunichi TSUMAGARI ; Hisashi INUTSUKA ; Eiichi TAHARA
Kampo Medicine 2015;66(1):40-44
We report two cases of chest and abdominal symptoms, the causes of which can not be established in a medical sense, successfully treated with daisaikoto. The first case was an 81-year-old male. He complained of tightness in his chest. Since the frequency of his symptom was increasing, he underwent further evaluation in hospital, but no abnormalities were found. We administered daisaikoto with reference to his constipation and kyo-kyo-kuman (subchondrial resistance and discomfort), the tightness in his chest disappeared and three months later his qi stagnation score and SDS score had improved.
The second case was an 83-year-old male. He had been suffering epigastric pain, tightness of chest and abdomen and a feeling of fullness in the abdomen since two years previously, when he suffered multiple traumatic injuries. We administered daisaikoto in light of his epigastric pain, constipation and kyo-kyo-kuman.The epigastric pain and tightness of the chest and abdomen gradually disappeared, and the number of his unscheduled visits to the clinic decreased.
Thus, daisaikoto may be used to treat patients with chest or abdominal symptoms and depression, the cause of which can not be established in any medical sense.
3.STUDIES ON PHYSICAL LOAD AND SOME LABOR CONDITIONS OF FARMERS ENGAGED IN TABACCO LEAF HARVESTING PROCESS
Tadako UEDA ; Yoshiki ARIMATSU ; Atsushi UEDA ; Jyunichi MISUMI ; Hiroshi MAEDA ; Ritsu YASUTAKE ; Katsuko UEDA ; Makoto FUTATSUKA ; Shigeru NOMURA
Journal of the Japanese Association of Rural Medicine 1979;27(5):307-319