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Rev Gastroenterol Mex. 1998 Jan-Mar;63(1):28-32.
[A comparative study of 2 methods of preparation for colonoscopic procedure]

[Article in Spanish]

Garcia Guerrero VA, Bernal Sahagun F, Sobrino Cossio S, Abdo Francis JM.

Unidad de Endoscopia, Hospital General de Mexico, SSA.

BACKGROUND: Although ingestion of polyethylene glycol solution has become the standard preparation for colonoscopy since 1980, there is investigation of new safe, comfortable and cheap methods. OBJECTIVE: We carried out a prospective study in order to compare the utility and tolerance related to the preparation of the colon for colonoscopy, using a dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate enema (SD) versus our conventional preparation. METHOD: Group A was prepared the day previous to the study with liquid diet, oral laxative and application of an SD, prior to the endoscopy received another SD. Group B was prepared three days with liquid diet, the day previous to the colonoscopy they ingested oral laxative and used a water enema (W(e)), and they used another W(e) the day of the procedure. The patients' tolerance in each case was compared using a scale assigned as good, fair and poor. The cleaning obtained in the colon was also evaluated in a scale of good, regular and bad, considering three colon segments. RESULTS: Forty-four patients had been studied, 19 men and 25 women; each group with 22 patients. In group A: the preparation tolerance was good in 14 cases (63.6%), fair in seven (31.8%) and poor in one (4.5%); also, the obtained cleaning up to the cecum was good in nine cases (40.9%) and fair in 13 (59%). In group B: the tolerance was good in five cases (22.7%) fair in 12 (54.5%) and poor in five (22.7%); the obtained cleaning in this group up to the cecum was good in two cases (9%), fair in 19 (86.3%) and poor in one (4.5%). CONCLUSIONS: The SD preparation was better tolerated and more effective in order to achieve the cleaning of the colon than the conventional one.


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Int J Eat Disord. 1999 Mar;25(2):143-50.
Predictors of bone mineral density in patients with eating disorders.

Goebel G, Schweiger U, Kruger R, Fichter MM.

Klinik Roseneck, Center for Behavioral Medicine, Prien, Germany.

OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study was to examine potential clinical predictors of bone density in patients with eating disorders. METHOD: We studied 137 women with anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, or eating disorder not otherwise specified (NOS) after admission to the hospital. Clinical data of patients were collected by clinical interview and standardized questionnaires. Bone mineral density of the lumbar spine was measured by dual energy x-ray absorptiometry. RESULTS: Lumbar bone density was significantly correlated to present and past minimum weight even after correction for height and age. Other factors did not reach significance. CONCLUSION: Normalized present and past weight is the best predictor of lumbar bone density in patients with eating disorders. Factors like reduced caloric intake, binge eating, vomiting, menstrual status, and use of estrogen, laxatives, and nicotine seem to have no independent effect on bone density in this group of patients.


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Curr Med Res Opin. 2002;18(8):488-98.
Longitudinal follow-up of TTS-fentanyl use in patients with cancer-related pain: results of a compassionate-use study with special focus on elderly patients.

Menten J, Desmedt M, Lossignol D, Mullie A.

University Hospital Gasthuisberg, Herestraat 49, B-3000 Leuven, Belgium. Johan.Mentez.kuleuven.ac.be

GOALS OF THE WORK: This open compassionate-use prospective registration study evaluated the tolerability, ease of use and applied doses of transdermal (TTS) fentanyl in adult patients with cancer-related pain requiring strong opioid analgesia. Elderly patients were particularly focussed on. PATIENTS AND METHODS: Previous pain medication was converted to an appropriate dose of TTS-fentanyl. Immediate-release morphine rescue medication was allowed as needed for breakthrough pain. Dose adjustments of TTS-fentanyl, rescue morphine requirements, the ease of use and side-effects were assessed monthly, with special emphasis paid to the severity of constipation and the use of laxatives. MAIN RESULTS: A total of 663 patients with cancer-related pain, including 8% opioid-naive patients, were enrolled; 661 patients used at least 1 patch of TTS-fentanyl. Of these, 455 subjects were assessed at baseline and at 1 post-baseline visit at least. Individual treatment ranged from a few days to 2 1/2 years; TTS-fentanyl doses ranged from 25 to 950 microg/h. The major reason for study termination was non-drug-related death (61%). Approximately 40% of patients reported constipation. The frequency of constipation depended on the rescue morphine dose used, but no dose-relationship was found for TTS-fentanyl. Patient acceptance of the patches was high; around 85% of patients rated convenience as good to excellent The ease of use and tolerability of TTS-fentanyl in the elderly patients were comparable to that in the total population, except for a slight increase of non-serious adverse events. CONCLUSIONS: TTS-fentanyl can be applied as long-term therapy to patients with cancer-related pain, including the elderly.


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