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Cetraxate 가 흰쥐 위액분비에 (胃液分泌) 미치는 경향
이인수,이상재,신순현,이기환,김종숙 ( In Soo Rhee,Sang Jea Lee,Soon Hyun Shin,Ki Whan Lee,Chong Sook Kim ) 대한소화기학회 1980 대한소화기학회지 Vol.12 No.1
The present study was done to evaluate the effect of cetraxate on the gastric secretion of rats with pylorus ligation. We determined the gastric volume, acid output, total protein, mucoprotein and pepsin concentration of gastric juice 24 hours after administration. The following results were obtained. The gastric volume was decreased than control group. 2. The acid output was decreased than control group. The total protein and mucoprotein were markedly increased in spite of low dosage administration of cetraxate. 4. The pepsin concentration was not changed.
乏枝神經膠腫 Oligodendroglioma의 1치험례
변덕시,최동열,이봉암,이인수,양문호 대한신경외과학회 1974 Journal of Korean neurosurgical society Vol.3 No.2
We have seen a case of oligodendroglioma arising in the left frontal lobe of 64-year-old woman. She had complained of longstanding headache with occasional seizures and episodic dysarthrias for six years before admission. On admission there were drowsy mentallity and bilateral papilledema of 3 diopters without other neurological abnormality. The tumor was showed as a calcified mass of an egg size in the left frontal lobe even on the plain skull X-ray films. The tumor was totally removed by surgery and measured 4×5×4㎝. On microscopic examination it was a typical oligodendroglioma. The patient was discharged in. good condition on the twelfth postoperative day. Many authors reported that the incidence of oligodendrogliomas in all glioma group was relativly rare. In Korea there was no clinical report of oligodendroglioma except only two cases reported by Dr. Lee et al in 1955. So we present this case, though it was typical and classical in pathological nature and clinical process.
최동열,문석배,변덕시,이봉암,이인수 대한신경외과학회 1974 Journal of Korean neurosurgical society Vol.3 No.2
Posterior fossa injury is a relatively infrequent in all craniocerebral injuries, which may be a rapidly fatal disease unless the diagnosis and prompt treatment are made. Delay in operation or failure to make the diagnosis early may result in death from medullary decompensation. An injury to the occipital region, followed by signs and symptoms of cerebellar or medullary nerve dysfunction, should cause one to suspect the existence of this lesion. It is well to remember that neither the surgically demonstrated presence of a supratentorial clot nor the roentgenological failure to demonstrate an occipital fracture excludes the presence of a mass lesion in the posterior fossa. Authors studied 104 cases of posterior fossa injury admitted at Department of Neurosurgery, Kyung Hee Medical Center from October 5th, 1971 to August 30th, 1974. The results were as follows: 1) The incidence of posterior fossa injury was 5. 7% of all craniocerebral injuries. 2) The age incidence was greatest in the age group between 10 and 20. 27.9% of all cases were belonged in this group. 3) Common causes were traffic accident (82 cases: 78.8%), falls from (14 cases: 13.5%) and direct blow (6 cases: 5.8%). 4) Male outnumbered female by almost 2 to 1. 5) Common symptoms were disturbance of consciousness (67 cases: 64.4%), headache (43 cases: 41.3%) and vomiting (24 cases: 21.3%). 6) Scalp injuries were demonstrated in 95 cases and occipital, bone fracture in 58 cases under gross and radiological examination of posterior fossa. 7) Time interval between injury and operation was greatest at 3 to 6 hours. 8) In 30 cases of operation, massive cerebellar contusion was 13 cases, extradural hematoma was 7 cases and subdural hematoma was 2 cases and negative exploration was 6 cases. 9) The overall mortality rate was 25%.