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1991| July | Volume 45 | Issue 7
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Increasing prevalence of high degree resistance amongst Salmonella to different antibiotics.
P Aggarwal, S Goirola, PC John, SN Saxena
July 1991, 45(7):172-5
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National Salmonella & Escherichia Centre situated at Central Research Institute, Kasauli receives Salmonella strains from all over the country. Eight hundred and fourteen Salmonella strains belonging to 14 serotypes received during 1986 were studied for antibiotic resistance and Minimum Inhibitory concentration (MIC) with regard to ampicillin (A), chloramphenicol (C), furazolidone (Fz) and gentamicin (G). Resistance to ampicillin was found to be highest (80%) and furazolidone the least (0.1%). Similarly a large number of strains (31%) had very high MIC values greater than 640 mcg per ml for chloramphenicol, whereas only 3.4% strains were found to have MIC values greater than 640 mcg per ml for gentamicin. The present findings have been discussed in the light of similar data published from this Centre earlier and from other sources in India.
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Hyperfractionation in advanced head and neck cancer.
S Dixit, MS Dvivedi, M Rawat, MS Gujral
July 1991, 45(7):176-80
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:1797659
This preliminary study was undertaken to observe tumour response and normal tissue tolerance to hyperfractionation. This study showed encouraging locoregional control rate in advanced head and neck cancer. Responses T4 tumors are poor and are prone to recur. This indicates that probably greater dose is needed to control T4 disease. We used 7920 cGy for T4 and late T3 status tumour. This dose is well tolerated by patients. Control of T4 tumours may further be increased by increasing total dose, but in view of inadequate clear cut numerical data of tissue tolerance derived by L-Q = Linear Quadratic formula which is still under clinical trial, further increase in total dose cannot be overemphasized. Longer follow up is necessary to assess the long term control rate and late tissue reaction. There is a need of randomized controlled clinical trial to compare hyperfractionation and conventional fractionation. In next phase we are undertaking randomized study of twice daily, daily and weekly fractionation in advanced head and neck cancer.
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Electroencephalographic response of canine hippocampus to intraventricular GABA.
P Parkash
July 1991, 45(7):181-6
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:1797660
The effect of intraventricularly administered GABA on hippocampus was investigated by recording its electrical activity after chronic implantation of cannulae and bipolar electrode in five male beagle dogs. GABA was introduced in 40 mg/Kg b. weight so as to exceed its physiological levels in CSF. Recordings were made within two hours after microinjection in third ventricle. The predominant pattern of EEG depicted synchronization. The progressing synchronization of EEG suggests induction of functional lesion which might be playing a protective role in the regulation of metabolic behaviour.
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Comparative study of ultrasonography and oral cholecystography in evaluation of gallbladder and biliary tract diseases.
Y Paul, NK Sarin, DS Dhiman, NK Kaushik
July 1991, 45(7):167-71
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:1797657
50 cases, aged between 14-60 years, clinically suspected of gall-bladder and biliary tract diseases were evaluated by ultrasonography and oral cholecystography. Ultrasound with a preliminary radiograph of gallbladder region, proved to be more sensitive and reliable procedure than oral cholecystography. Besides providing ancillary information regarding adjacent anatomic structures, it also guided the surgeon to decide preoperatively about the mode of surgery to be employed. Further, from the present study it can be fairly concluded that ultrasound should be used as the primary screening technique for evaluating gallbladder and biliary tract diseases, after plain skiagram of the gallbladder region, since it is non-invasive, more sensitive than OCG and is devoid of use of contrast media and its toxicity.
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