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Oh, Seung-Joon,Jeong, In-Kyung,Kim, Young-Seol,Choi, Young-Kil,Paeng, Jeong-Ryung,Bae, Jung-Hwan,Shin, Hyun-Dae 경희대학교 동서의학연구소 1999 INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EAST-WEST MEDICINE Vol.1999 No.1
Seung-Joon Oh, In-Kyung Jeong, Young-Seol Kim, Young-Kil Choi, Jeong-Ryung Paeng¹, Jung-Hwan Bae and Hyun-Dae Shin²Department of internal Medicine, College Medicine, Endocrine Research Institute¹. Department of Rehabilitation, College of Oriental Medicine², Seoul, korea. Bady Fat Reduction Effects of Red Ginseng Compound Preparation on the Patients with Obesity. Proceedings of International Symposium on East-West Medicine, Seoul. 244-254, 1999.-Obesity can be defined as a metabolic disease due to an increased state of fat tissues caused by an imbalance of calorie intake and use. Recently, in Korea by improvement and westernization of food intake, along with decrease in exercise activities, the prevalence of obesity has increased greatly. Our objectives were to study stability and effects of decrease in body fat by administering red ginseng compound preparation (known to have body fat decreasing effects in laboratory animals) to obesity patients on low calorie diets. Changes in weight and body fat were measured while carrying out calorie-restricted diets on patients for 4 weeks, then administering red ginseng compound preparation for another 4 weeks. The patients were 20 people whose BMI were 25kg/㎡ or over and whose percent body fat was also 30% or over when tested by bioelectrical conductivity. 1. Changes in weight were from 70.04kg(base line) to 67.43kg(after taking red ginseng compound preparation). 2. In similar sense, BMI decreased from 27.12kg/㎡(base line) to 26.56kg/㎡(after dieting), and further to 26.01kg/㎡ (after taking red ginseng compound preparation). The BMI seemed to decrease significantly compared to the baseline after the use of red ginseng compound. 3. Waist hip ratio was changed from 0.8858(base line) to 0.8728, but it was statistically insignificant. 4. The percent body fat was 35,16%(base line), 33.87%(after dieting), and 31.68%(after taking red ginseng compound preparation). 5. Complete blood cell count and blood chemisrty remained unaffected by the administration. 6. In concern to endocrinologic studies, T3 decreased from 118.7 to 98.2ng/dL, and T4 increased from 8.8 to 9.2㎕/ dL. Epinephrine showed a tendency to decreased from 0.27 to 0.25 ng/mL, and norepinephrine increased from 0.39 to 0.44ng/mL. 7. Leptin was not changed. 8. Some patients complained adverse effects; constipation(5 patients, may be due to diet therapy), fatigue (2 patients), pruritus(2 patients), flushing(s patients), dizziness(3 patients) and epigastric discomfort(2 patients). However their symptoms were mild, so medication did not stopped. In conclusion, loss of weight without significant side effects was observed during low calorie diet and red ginseng compound preparation administration. This is thought to be in relation to sympathetic nerve system rather than adrenal gland. Also, further long0term studies should be required, since the observed results were based on short-term changes in weight.
Cholelithiasis complicated with biliary sludge and urolithiasis in a dog
Seung-gon Lee,Dong-gun Kim,Joon-seok Lee,Ho-hyun Kwak,Hyun-sook Nam,Heung-myong Woo*, In-Chul Park**, Changbaig Hyun1,In-chul Park,Chang-baig Hyun 한국임상수의학회 2006 한국임상수의학회지 Vol.23 No.3
A 10-year-old intact female Miniature Schnauzer dog was referred with the primary complaint of persistentanorexia, remittent fever, vomiting and abdominal pain. Hemogram suggested a chronic inflammatory disease. Serumbiochemistry showed moderate hepatobiliary cellular damage with severe cholestasis. Abdominal radiography andultrasonography revealed hepatomegaly, choleliths and sludges in gall bladder and small stones in urinary bladder. Basedcholecystectomy and cystectomy, choleliths and uroliths were removed from gall bladder and urinary bladder,respectively. The clinical condition was dramatically improved after surgery.
현석천,박준석,김갑득,송화식 대한응급의학회 1996 대한응급의학회지 Vol.7 No.2
This report is a retrospective clinical study of 60 patients with abdominal trauma admitted and treated at the department of emergency medicine of DanKuk University hospital during the period from January 1995 to December 1995. we obtained following results. 1) The sex distribution was 45 males(75%) and 15(25%) females with significant predominence in male(3:1), and the age distribution revealed high incidence in second to fourth decades(50%). 2) The cases of the abdominal trauma were traffic accident(80%) in most common, violence, fall down in order frequency. All were blunt trauma. 3) The clinical manifestations and physical examination were abdominal pain(92%), abdominal tenderness, rigidity, decreased bowel sound, rebound tenderness in order frequency. 4) The shock status on admission(below 80 mmHg in systolic) were 10 cases with high mortality(30%). 5) The hematocrit changes in serial check after admission were 36 cases(60%). 6) The diagnostic methods were abdominal paracentesis, simple X-ray, abdominal sonography, abdominal CT, and DPL(Diagnostic Peritoneal Lavage). The abdominal paracentesis showed positive 36 cases(63%) among 48 cases. Abdominal paracentesis was one of the valuable diagnostic method in abdominal trauma. The Abdominal CT was the best diagnostic method in solitary organ injury, but the diagnostic rate was very low(25%) in small bowel injury. 7) The injured intraabdominal organs were small bowel(41%), liver(30%), spleen(20%), and kidney(17%). 8) The commonly associated extraabdominal injury were chest trauma(30%), upper and lower extremity injuries(20%), head trauma(15%). 9) The overall mortality rate was 5%, in abdominal trauma with multiple injury.
현석천,이종안,박준석,박상문,김갑득,장인성,김승열,송화식 대한응급의학회 1996 대한응급의학회지 Vol.7 No.2
Severe head injury is associated with a stress response that includes hyperglycemia, which has been shown to worse outcome during cerebral ischemia. To better define the relationship between head injury and hyperglycemia, admission glucose level were analyzed in 150 head injured patients from January 1995 to December 1995. Our retrospective study demonstrated a higher glucose level in patients with low Glasgow Coma Scale(GCS) score, especially at 3-5 GCS score, compared to those with high GCS scores. Also a higher glucose level was noted in patients with vegetative state and dead than in those with good recovery and moderate disability. Hyperglycemia(serum glucose level≥200mg%) was associated with decreased level of consciousness and a poor outcome. We conclude that admission hyperglycemia is a significant indicator of severity of injury(p<0.001), but not significant predictor outcome from head injury. After controlling for the influence of the GCS score, glucose levels do not have an independent effect on outcome.