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Studies of gastric ulcer with particular reference to its relation to duodenal ulcer and to malignant transformation /Aagaard, Peter. January 1963 (has links)
Thesis (doctoral)--University of Copenhagen.
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Studies of gastric ulcer with particular reference to its relation to duodenal ulcer and to malignant transformation /Aagaard, Peter. January 1963 (has links)
Thesis (doctoral)--University of Copenhagen.
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Ulcerative keratitis in the South African black with particular emphasis on the management of supperative keratitisCarmichael, Trevor Robin January 1991 (has links)
A thesis submitted to the faculty of medicine,
University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Medicine). Johannesburg 1991. / This thesis describes corneal ulceration in the black South African and how the pattern
of the disease differs from that seen in white South Africans.
Initial comparative surveys of one year each were conducted at St John Eye Hospital and
the Johannesburg Hospital. These surveys showed that the main problem area in the black
patient was central bacterial corneal ulcers while in the white, central viral ulcers
accounted for most of the cases seen. Marginal catarrhal ulceration. in the black was
commonly seen but it showed a better response to treatment and a better visual outcome.
There was generally a marked male predominance in blacks and this was mainly related
to predisposing factors. TIle commonest predisposing factors. in the black. patient were
episodes of corneal trauma, climatic droplet keratopathy, corneal scarring, malnutrition
and alcohol abuse. Pretreatment with antibiotics was found in nearly half of the patients
and this was significantly associated with the absence of significant isolates in 40% of
central ulcers. Single Gram-posltlve bacterlal isolates were round in 30% of-central ulcers
and single Gram-negative isolates in 15%, While fungal isolates were recovered in 5.5%
of central ulcers. Streptococcus pneumoniae was by far the commonest orgllnism.
accounting for 42% of SIgnificant bacterial. isolates. This organism and Pseudomonas
aeruginos were associated with some of the major complications (deseemetocoeles and
perforations). Using fixed treatment regiments the results of treatment in mild and
moderate bacterial and fungal keratitis were good, as well as most types of marginal
ulcers. Vision was shown to improve significantly in the moderate bacterial infections but
not in the severe and complicated bacterial cases,
A numerical ranking system for the statistical analysis of visual. acuity is described and
the method was found to produce consistent results.
In a controlled clinical trial using topical steroids plus antibiotics versus antibiotics alone,
no difference in visual outcome could be shown. Complications in the two groups were
similar, however, and the steroid did not appear to retard the rate of heating.
Recommendations for the incorporation of topical steroid Into a treatment regimen are
made. Principles for the management of suppurative keratitis in a developing population
are outlined in the conclusions. / AC2017
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A study of mucosal resistance in gastric ulcerationMackinnon, Alistair Malcolm Unknown Date (has links)
194 leaves : / Title page, contents and abstract only. The complete thesis in print form is available from the University Library. / Thesis (M.D.)--University of Adelaide, Dept. of Medicine, 1973
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Gastric ulcer syndrome in exercising horses fed different types of hayLybbert, Travis Craig 15 May 2009 (has links)
Equine gastric ulcer syndrome (EGUS) is highly prevalent in horses and most
commonly found in racing and performance horses. This condition may negatively
impact the health and athletic performance of affected horses (Vatistas et al. 1999).
Proton pump inhibitors are commonly used to treat EGUS, however, a less expensive
method, such as a change of diet, may give similar results. Alfalfa hay may offer some
buffering capabilities within the stomach (Nadeau et al. 2000). The objective of this
study was to further investigate any possible antiulcerogenic properties of alfalfa hay.
Twenty-four Quarter Horse yearlings, 12-16 months of age, were utilized in this study.
The 77-d experiment consisted of two 28-d periods separated by a 21-d wash-out period.
Horses were endoscopically examined at the beginning and end of each period and
blocked into two treatment groups. Treatment 1 included coastal bermuda grass (CB)
hay and Treatment 2 included alfalfa hay as the only forage source. Horses were fed in
stalls, housed in small dry lots, and subjected to an exercise regimen using a mechanical
horse-exerciser.
A significant effect of diet, was observed on ulcer score (P< 0.05). CB hay–fed
yearlings experienced an increase in ulcer score severity compared to that of alfalfa hay–
fed yearlings. Significant healing did not occur during the wash-out period, but horses experienced a significant increase in ulcer score severity (P< 0.05). The outcome of this
study suggests that alfalfa hay does have antiulcerogenic capability.
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A study of mucosal resistance in gastric ulceration.Mackinnon, Alistair Malcolm. January 1900 (has links) (PDF)
Thesis (M.D.) -- University of Adelaide, Dept. of Medicine, 1973.
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Relationship between the parathyroid and the gastric glands in the dog : the experimental production of peptic ulcer.Schiffrin, Milton J. January 1941 (has links)
No description available.
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Peptic ulcer Genetic and epideminological aspects based on twin studies.Jensen, Kaj Gotlieb. January 1972 (has links)
Thesis--Odense Universitet. / Summary in Danish. Bibliography: p. 147-151.
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Peptic ulcer Genetic and epideminological aspects based on twin studies.Jensen, Kaj Gotlieb. January 1972 (has links)
Thesis--Odense Universitet. / Summary in Danish. Bibliography: p. 147-151.
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Smoking and peptic ulcer disease a clinical and experimental study with special reference to possible pathogenetic mechanisms induced by smoking /Lindell, Gert. January 1992 (has links)
Thesis (doctoral)--Lund University, 1992. / Added t.p. with thesis statement inserted.
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