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Gical findings on MR of the brain and chest X-rays were almost completely resolved 4 and 9 days later, respectively. Simultaneously as her condition improved, her serum chemistry and blood pressure became also normal, the later by treatment with tablet frusemide, 40 mg, and nifedipine, 20 mg, both given twice daily. She also received tablet fenantoin prophylactically against seizures. Due to the spontaneous improvement a renal biopsy was not performed. The patient was discharged 10 days after admission with the presumptive diagnosis of primary hypertonia and secondary hypertensive encephalopathy [1, 2]. At the first follow-up 2 months later, at the department of nephrology, the medical history was re-evaluated. At that moment, it appeared that her earlier illness had begun with a sore throat followed by generalized oedema, both of which had passed unnoticed on admission. Anti-streptolysin titer AST ; was 330 U 0200 ; , and antiDNAase titer was 400 U 0200 ; . An electroencephalogram revealed no abnormalities while blood pressure, serum chemistry, and urinalysis were all normal. Almost 5 months after her admission to the hospital all medication could be discontinued with the final diagnosis of post-streptococcal nephritis. After 1 year the patient is doing well, showing no abnormalities in clinical or laboratory examinations. Comment. This interesting case has many instructive points beginning with the presenting symptom which was dramatic and highly suggestive of a cerebral process. The MR findings were first thought to represent an infection, which led to treatment with acyclovir. Hypertensive encephalopathy due to post infectious glomerulonephritis is very rare but the diagnostic approach could be improved by a detailed medical history [3]. The complement levels, which usually decline 3 to 8 weeks from the beginning of a streptococcal pharyngitis, were normal [4]. Our interpretation of this result is that the examination was performed too soon after the onset of symptoms. A low level of suspicion due to the current rarity of post-streptococcal nephritis partially explains the difficulty in making a correct diagnosis. 1Department of Vascular and Kidney Diseases 2Department of Radiology Malmo University Hospital Malmo, Sweden Louis Roussos1 Marianne Birch-Jensen2.
Metabolism of remifentanil during liver transplantation the patients is shown in table 1. Time from administration of the first dose of remifentanil during the dissection phase ; to administration of the second dose during the anhepatic phase ; was 24 h. There was no residual remifentanil concentration at the time the second dose was administered; however, mean residual GR90291 at the time of the second dose was 4.42 SD 3.04 ; ng ml91 range 0.728.46 ng ml91 ; . The blood remifentanil concentrationtime profiles of the six patients during both phases were characterized by a two-compartment model. Figure 1 shows the blood remifentanil concentration vs time profile of patient No. 1 and the theoretical curve generated from the PCNONLIN-estimated parameters. Individual pharmacokinetic variables of arterial remifentanil are presented in table 2. These describe remifentanil as a drug with a rapid distribution phase mean T1 21 for the dissection phase, 2.32 min and mean T1 21 for the anhepatic phase, 2.39 min ; , followed by a rapid elimination phase mean T1 22 for the dissection phase, 10.49 min and mean T1 22 for the anhepatic phase, 9.96 min ; . The mean distribution and elimination half-lives were similar in both phases and consistent with expected values. Although there was a trend towards a greater volume of distribution V1 ; and steady state volume of distribution V ss ; in the dissection phase than in the anhepatic phase, there was no significant difference between the two phases. Clearance of remifentanil, however, was significantly greater P: 0.02 ; in the dissection phase 79.54 ml min91 kg91 ; than in the anhepatic phase 39.57 ml min91 kg91. Mean maximum concentrations CPmax ; of arterial GR90291 were significantly lower P: 0.026 ; in the dissection phase than in the anhepatic phase table 3 ; despite the greater clearance of remifentanil in the dissection phase. We assumed a 2-h terminal elimination half-life for GR902911 as it is eliminated largely unchanged in the urine and is therefore independent of hepatic function. The AUC corrected ; for the anhepatic phase was approximately twice the mean AUC for the dissection phase, a finding similar to that for the remifentanil AUC data. Individual and mean values for the extraction ratios of remifentanil by the lung are shown in table 4 and were similar in both phases of the operation. The mean in vitro half-life of remifentanil was 1.8 h. There was no significant relationship P90.05 ; between in vitro hydrolysis rate of remifentanil and.
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1. Heidingsfeld ML. Histo-pathology of paraffin prosthesis. J Cutan Dis 1906; 24: 513521. Ashley FL, Braley S, Rees TD, et al. The present status of silicone fluid in soft tissue augmentation. Plast Reconstr Surg 1967; 39: 411420. Duffy D. Injectable liquid silicone: New perspectives. In: Klein AW, ed. Tissue augmentation in clinical practice: Procedures and techniques. New York: Marcel Dekker, Inc; 1998: 237267. 4. Benedetto AV, Lewis AT. Injecting 1000 centistoke liquid silicone with ease and precision. Dermatol Surg 2003; 29: 211214. Klein AW. Implantation techniques for injectable collagen: Two-and-onehalf years of personal clinical experience. J Acad Dermatol 1983; 9: 224228. Kaplan EN, Falces E, Tolleth H. Clinical utilization of injectable collagen. Ann Plast Surg 1983; 10: 437451. Tromovitch TA, Stegman SJ, Glogau RG. Zyderm collagen: Implant techniques. J Acad Dermatol 1984; 10: 273278. Castrow FFII, Krull EA. Injectable collagen implant update. J Acad Dermatol 1983; 9: 889893. Clark DP, Hanke CW, Swanson NA. Dermal implants: Safety of products injected for soft tissue augmentation. J Acad Dermatol 1989; 21: 992998. Siegle RJ, McCoy JP Jr, Schade W, et al. Intradermal implantation of bovine collagen: Humoral responses associated with clinical reaction. Arch Dermatol 1984; 120: 183187. Keefe J, Wauk L, Chu S, DeLustro F. Clinical use of injectable bovine collagen: a decade of experience. Clin Mater 1992; 9: 155162. Neuber F. Fat grafting. Cuir Kongr Verh Otsum Ges Chir 1893; 20: 66. Thompson N. Tissue transplantation. In: Grabb W, Smith J, eds. Plastic surgery. Boston: Little, Brown; 1973. 14. Sattler G, Sommer B. Liporecycling: A technique for facial rejuvenation and body contouring. Dermatol Surg 2000; 12: 11401144. Coleman SR. Structural fat grafts: The ideal filler? Clin Plast Surg 2001; 28: 111119. Coleman WP 3rd, Lawrence N, Sherman RN, et al. Autologous collagen? Lipocytic dermal augmentation. A histopathologic study. J Dermatol Surg Oncol 1993; 19: 10321040. Sclafani AP Romo T 3rd. Collagen, human collagen, and fat: The search , for a three-dimensional soft tissue filler. Facial Plast Surg 2001; 17: 7985. Swinehart JM. Dermal grafting. Dermatol Clin 2001; 19: 509522. Gormley DE, Eremia S. Quantitative assessment of augmentation therapy. J Dermatol Surg Oncol 1990; 12: 11471151. Fournier PF. Microlipoextraction et microlipoinjection. Rev Chir Esthet Lang Franc 1985; 10: 3640. Coleman SR. Long-term survival of fat transplants: Controlled demonstrations. Aesthetic Plast Surg 1995; 19: 421425. Dzubow L, Goldman G. Introduction to soft tissue augmentation: A historical perspective. In: Klein AW, ed. Tissue augmentation in clinical practice: Procedures and techniques. New York: Marcel Dekker, Inc; 1998: 122. 23. Spangler AS. New treatment for pitted scars. Arch Dermatol 1957; 76: 708711. Gottlieb S. GAP repair technique. Poster exhibit. Dallas, TX: Annual meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology; 1977. 25. Millikan L. Long-term safety and efficacy with Fibrel in the treatment of cutaneous scars results of a multicenter study. J Dermatol Surg Oncol 1989; 15 8 ; : 837842. 26. Gold MH. The Fibrel mechanism of action study. A preliminary report. J Dermatol Surg Oncol 1994; 20: 586590. Treatment of depressed cutaneous scars with gelatin matrix implant: A multicenter study. J Acad Dermatol 1987; 16: 11551162. Cheng JT, Perkins SW, Hamilton MM. Collagen and injectable fillers. Otolaryngol Clin North 2002; 35: 7385. Ashinoff R. Overview: Soft tissue augmentation. Clin Plast Surg 2000; 27: 479487. Krauss MC. Recent advances in soft tissue augmentation. Semin Cutan Med Surg 1999; 18: 119128.
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Lone 1 g daily for 5 days ; . Fourteen of these patients entered complete remission 75% ; . The median followup time was 31 months, still the median duration of survival had not been reached at the time of publication, and 63% of the patients were expected to be alive at 54 months. The European Group for Blood and Marrow Transplantation EBMT ; has repeatedly analyzed prognostic factors for reported patients. This group published results on 384 patients [11] who had undergone either autologous bone marrow transplantation or peripheral blood stem cell transplantation. A great variety of conditioning regimens had been used. In a multivariate analysis of prognostic factors for survival or progressionfree survival inclusion of melphalan and non-TBI conditioning regimens appeared favorable. However, the melphalan-containing regimens varied in dose-intensity, scheduling, and combination with other chemotheraHigh-dose treatment regimens peutic agents. Thus, the most preferable non-TBI-containing regimen cannot be clearly delineated from the Since the early reports by McElwain et al. [1, 2] of high- EBMT studies. dose melphalan treatment, usually 140 mg m2, several The report by Goldschmidt et al. [12] in the present high-dose treatment protocols have been used. Barlogie issue of Annals of Oncology claim higher toxicity if highet al. showed in dose-escalation studies that 140 mg m2 dose melphalan is combined with TBI, as compared to was probably the best dosage, since 200 mg m2 induced melphalan alone when followed by peripheral bloodmore toxicity but not clearly a higher remission rate [7]. stem-cell support. The study is not randomized, but the A variety of other dose regimens have later been used. importance of the study is that TBI has been given as a Attal et al. [8] used TBI, 8 Gy delivered in four fractions standardized regimen. Over four days, 14.4 Gy was in fours days without lung shielding combined with hyperfractionated. The melphalan dose in the combinamelphalan 140 mg m2 by a 1-hour i.v. infusion 24 hours tion was 140 mg m2 and 200 mg m2 when given alone. after TBI. The patients had previously been induced by The reason for not using TBI when melphalan was given VAD vincristine + doxorubicin + dexamethazone ; or alone was claimed to be previous spinal radiotherapy, VMCP vincristine + melphalan + cyclophosphamide + refusal of TBI, or reduced pulmonary diffusion capacity. prednisone ; . Fifteen out of 35 patients 43% ; achieved a Although selection bias cannot be excluded, the lack of complete remission with this treatment method. There advantages with the TBI-containing regimen corrobowas a clear correlation between complete remission and rates with the EBMT results. Higher toxicity with TBI longer survival. Fermand et al. [9] used an intensive may further favor melphalan alone. However, Goldregimen with TBI, either 10 Gy in one fraction with lung schmidt et al. have not followed their patients and they shielding to 8 Gy, or 12 Gy divided in 6 fractions over have therefore not had the possibility to study survival, 3 days with lung shielding to 10 Gy. This regimen was progression-free survival or relapse rate in the two combined with a regimen consisting of carmustine 120 groups. Also, in a previous study by Jagannath and mg m2 orally at day -8 ; , etoposide 250 mg m2 i.v. on Barlogie [13] the remission rate was claimed to improve days -8 to -6 ; , and melphalan 140 mg m2 given at if TBI was added to high-dose melphalan in a retrospecsingle 2-hour perfusion on day -4 ; , and cyclophospha- tive study of 85 patients. Thus, although high-dose mide 60 mg kg given as a short perfusion on day -5 ; . melphalan alone may be as effective, perhaps with lower Eleven of 63 patients 20% ; obtained a complete remis- toxicity, as TBI combinations, it is too early to know sion and 71% had only minimal residual disease after whether survival and, in particular, relapse rate might be the treatment. The median overall survival was 59 hampered by excluding TBI. months, and the overall event-free survival 43 months. Cunningham et al. [10] conditioned 53 patients with high-dose melphalan 200 mg m2 ; + methyl prednisoHigh-dose treatment of patients with multiple myeloma was first attempted in the early 1980s. McElwain and Powles [1] initially used high-dose treatment without stem-cell support. However, high toxicity indicated that myeloablative treatment should be combined with bonemarrow or stem-cell support. Autologous bone marrow rescue was therefore used in later trials [2]. Other groups attempted to perform high-dose treatment followed by allogeneic transplants [3, 4] or, if possible, with marrow from twins [5, 6]. Such reports indicated that long-term complete remissions could be obtained in multiple myeloma using myeloablative treatment either similar to the treatment used in other hematological disorders, i.e. total body irradiation TBI ; + cyclophosphamide or melphalan either alone or in combination with TBI.
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Were included as controls. At 24 h after transfection, eGFP was located diffusely throughout the cell, whereas the other constructs localized mainly at focal adhesions data not shown; van de Water et al., 2001 ; . To test whether FAK is required for cell survival of MTLn3 cells, we determined whether the expression of eGFP-FAK, eGFP-FRNK, or eGFP-FAT induced apoptosis. At 40 h after transfection, eGFP-positive cells were selected, and apoptosis was determined in these cells by additional staining with APC-coupled Annexin V and propidium iodide. Expression of eGFP-FRNK alone was sufficient to increase the percentage of Annexin V PI i.e., apoptotic ; cells to 18%, whereas eGFP-FAT increased apoptosis to only 14% Table 1 ; . No significant effect on apoptosis was observed by eGFP-FAK. Next, we examined the effect of abrogation of FAK signaling by the expression of eGFP-FRNK on doxorubicin-induced apoptosis. Here, we used 10 M doxorubicin, which allows for the identification of a synergistic effect. At 24 h after transfection of the different eGFP constructs, cells were exposed to doxorubicin, and after 16 h, the percentage of apoptotic cells was determined Table 1 ; . When eGFP-FRNK-transfected cells were exposed to doxorubicin, the percentage of apoptosis was even further increased, suggesting that functional FAK can suppress doxorubicin-induced apoptosis. Expression of eGFP-FAT was less effective, and full-length eGFP-FAK did not protect against doxorubicin, suggesting that FAK-mediated survival signaling was already maximal in MTLn3 cells. The apoptotic effect of eGFP-FRNK was concentration-dependent; only in a subpopulation of MTLn3 cells with high eGFP-FRNK expression increased apoptosis was observed data not shown ; . Inhibition of FAK using eGFP-FRNK was not able to potentiate etoposide-induced apoptosis data not shown ; . These data suggest that the expression of eGFP-FRNK abrogates survival signaling and thereby increases doxorubicin-induced apoptosis in MTLn3 cells. Doxorubicin Causes PKB Activation in a FAK-Dependent Manner. To investigate the FAK-mediated downstream-signaling events involved in the control of cell sur.
This suggests that docetaxel should replace 5-fluorouracil, and that docetaxel, doxorubicin and cyclophosphamide should become the standard treatment of operable node-positive breast cancer and dss.
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Studies have evaluated the efficacy and safety of liposomal doxorubicin in patients with MBC [13-16]. Two studies compared the liposomal formulation with conventional doxorubicin, and no differences in terms of response rate were reported Table 1 ; . In phase III study conducted by Harris and colleagues n 224 ; , patients received either liposomal doxorubicin, 75 mg m2, or conventional doxorubicin, 75 mg m2, every 3 weeks [13]. Response rates were 26% in both the liposomal and conventional doxorubicin treatment groups, with less toxicity, including cardiotoxicity, in patients receiving the liposomal formulation. A more detailed discussion of the cardiac safety of liposomal doxorubicin is included elsewhere in this supplement [17]. Myelosuppression was the most frequent and severe toxicity in both treatment groups. Batist and colleagues compared the activity of liposomal doxorubicin, 60 mg m2, with that of conventional doxorubicin, 60 mg m2, both in combination with cyclophosphamide, 600 mg m2 every 3 weeks, in 279 patients with MBC [14]. Study results revealed a 43% response rate in each group; however, liposomal doxorubicin demonstrated better cardiac safety than conventional doxorubicin. Overall, liposomal doxorubicin was well tolerated, and most toxicities were hematologic in nature. Pegylated Liposomal Doxorubicin Pegylated liposomal doxorubicin is currently approved in the U.S. for the treatment of paclitaxel- and platinum-refractory metastatic ovarian cancer and AIDS-related Kaposi's sarcoma [10]. It is also being evaluated in several other tumor types, including breast cancer, multiple myeloma, nonHodgkin's lymphoma, and gynecologic malignancies. When compared with other liposomal anthracycline formulations, pegylated liposomal doxorubicin is the most extensively studied in patients with MBC. Pegylated liposomal doxorubicin has demonstrated antitumor activity and safety in patients with MBC, leading to its recent approval in the European Union as monotherapy for MBC in patients who have greater cardiac risks, in addition to its compendial listing in the U.S. for patients with MBC. The efficacy and safety of pegylated liposomal doxorubicin as single-agent therapy for MBC have been investigated in two phase II trials [18, 19]. In the first study, a total.
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Abstract systemic toxicity associated with doxorubicin administration in cats deborah o'keefe dvm, ms 1 department of veterinary clinical medicine, university of illinois, urbana , 4 , 5 , david sisson dvm 1 department of veterinary clinical medicine, university of illinois, urbana , howard gelberg dvm, phd 2 department of veterinary pathobiology, university of illinois, urbana , david schaeffer phd 3 department of veterinary biosciences, university of illinois, urbana and donald krawiec dvm, phd 1 department of veterinary clinical medicine, university of illinois, urbana 1 department of veterinary clinical medicine, university of illinois, urbana 2 department of veterinary pathobiology, university of illinois, urbana 3 department of veterinary biosciences, university of illinois, urbana 4 michigan veterinary specialists, 21600 w 11 mile rd, southfield, mi 4807 5 dvm, michigan veterinary specialists, 21600 w 11 mile rd, southfield, mi 4807 abstract the systemic toxicity of doxorubicin, 30 mg m 2 body surface area bsa ; every 21 days to a cumulative dose of 300 mg m 2 , was evaluated in six cats and efalizumab.
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