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Conclusions: Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are clearly linked to pathologic findings of diaphragm disease in both the upper and lower gastrointestinal tracts. Although rarely reported in the surgical literature, smallbowel diaphragm disease may be more common than thought and can manifest as gastrointestinal tract bleeding or obstruction. Diagnosis is difficult and may require laparotomy and small-bowel resection.
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Sorbate molar ratios Fig. 2a ; . For each metal sorbate ratio, OTC sorption was greater for the Cu systems than for the Ca systems. Greater OTC sorption to Cucontaining resin than to Ca-containing resin is consistent with a metal-bridging mechanism of sorption: Cu forms stronger complexes both with the resin sites and with OTC than does Ca. Distribution coefficients for Cu and Ca with Chelex-100 resin have been reported to be 105 L kg 1 and 103 L kg 1 Leyden and Underwood, 1964 ; , respectively, above pH 6 for systems with metal resin molar ratios similar to our system. Stability constants for 1: complexes of Cu and Ca with OTC are 1012.4 Jezowska-Bojczuk et al., 1993 ; and 104.5 Lambs et al., 1988 ; , respectively. Consequently, the trends of OTC sorption with Chelex-100 suggest that OTC sorption to ligand-rich sorbents will occur in systems that have metal cations complexed to sorbent ligand sites. pH trends in OTC sorption to Chelex-100 resin were also consistent with ternary complex formation between OTC, metal ions, and resin sites, rather than OTC interactions by cation exchange Fig. 2b ; . No significant difference in OTC concentration was observed between Na-resin tubes and resin-free controls at pH 9, indicating that cation exchange was not an important contributor to OTC sorption at high pH Fig. 1 ; . Oxytetracyclinne mass sorbed to Cu- and Ca-containing resin increased when the pH was raised. At pH 10.5, the mass fraction of OTC sorbed at a Cu sorbate ratio of 1 was 45% and at a ratio of 3 was 77%, compared with 22 and 38%, respectively, at pH 7.6. Similar increases in OTC sorption were observed for Ca-containing resin at pH 9 Fig. 2b ; . 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Visceral leishmaniasis unresponsive to or intolerant of pentavalent antimony compounds ; , by deep intramuscular injection or by intravenous infusion, ADULT and CHILD 4 mg kg 3 times a week for 525 weeks or longer, until two consecutive splenic aspirates taken 14 days apart are negative Cutaneous leishmaniasis L. aethiopica, L. guyanensis ; , by deep intramuscular injection or by intravenous infusion, ADULT and CHILD 34 mg kg once or twice a week until the lesion is no longer visible; relapse is unusual Diffuse cutaneous leishmaniasis L. aethiopica ; , by deep intramuscular injection or by intravenous infusion, ADULT and CHILD 34 mg kg once a week, continued for at least 4 months after parasites no longer detectable in slit-skin smears; relapse frequent during first few months until immunity established Mucocutaneous leishmanisais L. braziliensis, L. aethiopica ; , by deep intramuscular injection or by intravenous infusion, ADULT and CHILD 4 mg kg 3 times a week for 525 weeks or longer, until lesion no longer visible and prandin, for example, oxytetracucline long term. In some instances, however, drugs have been approved that need to be withdrawn from the market at a later date. Platelet count is often a sensitive finding for underlying inflammation and in the presence of bowel symptoms could mean the presence of early inflammatory bowel disease. Crohn's disease is more likely to present this way than irritable bowel. The persistence of the abdominal pain, even though lessened after bowel movements, would suggest possible underlying inflammation of the gut rather than an irritable bowel. Ulcerative colitis usually presents with rectal bleeding. Rectal bleeding is not a symptom of irritable bowel and its cause must always be investigated. Fever, weight loss and symptoms that wake a patient from sleep, as opposed to early waking in the morning, are all symptoms that should be further investigated. The presence of nocturnal symptoms, particularly with diarrhea waking the patient at night, is rarely due to an irritable bowel. Occasionally patients with depression who have early morning waking report this symptom, but in general further investigations are indicated. Celiac disease gluten enteropathy ; can also present with irritable bowel symptoms. If iron deficiency anemia is found without an explanation, i.e., bleeding source ; , then a tTG serology test should be done to exclude celiac disease see Chapter 6: The Small Intestine and repaglinide. Migraine without aura Migraine without aura previously called common migraine ; is headache that, if untreated or unsuccessfully treated, lasts 4 to 72 hours and is at least two of the following: Unilateral Pulsating Moderate to severe in intensity Aggravated by usual physical activity. In addition, the symptoms must not be attributable to another disorder, and at least one of the following must be present during the headache: Nausea or vomiting, or both Photophobia or phonophobia, or both. Oxytetracycline hci soluble powder
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