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G-8 endorses new global HIV vaccine enterprise.
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G8 urged to act on food crisis and health
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Gabon gets everyone under one social health insurance roof
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Gadolinium-containing contrast agents
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Gadolinium: nephrogenic systemic fibrosis
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Gaining health : the European strategy for the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases
(EUR/06/5063839, 2006) -
Galantamine and vascular events
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Gall bladder contractility in children with beta-thalassaemia
(2009)We studied gall bladder contractility in 61 children with beta-thalassaemia who were asymptomatic for gall bladder disease and 51 sex- and age-matched controls in Cairo, Egypt, using real-time ultrasonography. Multiple gall bladder stones were present in 18.0% of thalassaemia patients and sludge in 6.6%. There were statistically significant differences between thalassaemia patients and controls in gall bladder fasting volume, residual volume, emptying time and contraction index. There was significant positive correlation between fasting and ... -
Gall bladder sludge and stones in multitransfused Egyptian thalassaemic patients
(2001)One hundred Egyptian beta-thalassaemic patients on a long-term transfusion/chelation programme were evaluated for the prevalence of all bladder sludge and stones and the associated risk factors. Fifty healthy individuals served as controls. Abdominal ultrasonography revealed that 14% of the thalassaemic patients had gall bladder sludge or stones [6% stones and 8% sludge]. The thalassaemic patients with this complication were older, had a higher prevalence of gall bladder symptoms, higher levels of pretransfusion haemoglobin, larger amounts of ... -
"Les Gallois ont du coeur" / John C. Catford
(1991) -
Gallstone ileus in the Jordanian Royal Medical Services in a 10-year period
(2000)Six patients [5 women and 1 man, with a median age of 71 years] were operated on for gallstone ileus in the 10-year period 1988-98. The diagnosis was made before operation in 2 patients. The obstructing stones were located in the terminal ileum in 3 patients and in the proximal ileum or jejunum in 3 patients. Choledochoduodenal fistula was present in all patients. A single-stage procedure [removal of the impacted stone, fistula repair and cholecystectomy] was performed in 1 patient, enterolithotomy alone in 4 patients and resection of part of the ... -
Gambia / medical officer at present responsible for smallpox eradication, P.J. N'Dow
(SE/WP/75.11, 1975)