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IMMUNODEFICIENCY WITH HYPER-IGM (HIGMl), AN IMMUNOGLOBULIN ISOTYPE SWITCH DEFECT CHARACTERIZED BY ELEVATED CONCENTRATIONS OF SERUM IGM AND DECREASED AMOUNTS OF ALL OTHER ISOTYPES. AFFECTED MALES PRESENT AT AN EARLY AGE (USUALLY WITHIN THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE) RECURRENT BACTERIAL AND OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS, INCLUDING PNEUMOCYSTIS CARINII PNEUMONIA AND INTRACTABLE DIARRHEA DUE TO CRYPTOSPORIDIUM INFECTION. DESPITE SUBSTITUTION TREATMENT WITH INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN, THE OVERALL PROGNOSIS IS RATHER POOR, WITH A DEATH RATE OF ABOUT 10% BEFORE ADOLESCENCE. [Pg.34]

CC FECTION. DESPITE SUBSTITUTION TREATMENT WITH INTRAVE-... [Pg.40]

The above project represents a novel approach and a possible new treatment for psychiatric disorder. The possibility that neuronal discharge short of total brain convulsion may have psychiatric effects would be a major advance in understanding the action of ECT. Moreover, a possible substitute treatment for ECT would be a major clinical breakthrough. TMS might allow us to stimulate deep brain regions without convulsions, pain, or known hazards. Before one widens the use of TMS in humans, further evaluation of the effectiveness of TMS in animal models for depression is necessary. Our hypothesis is that ECT exerts its therapeutic effects by stimulation of specific brain regions. We suggest that TMS may exert therapeutic effects without need for total brain convulsion. [Pg.196]

Substitute treatments are based on research that has found a metabolic reduction of several neurotransmitters in the brain. [Pg.503]

Cyano, halo, amino, and nitro groups in the 2- or 4-position of pyridinium ions are susceptible to nucleophilic substitution. Treatment of these compounds with aqueous alkali gives the corresponding pyridones. Since this transformation is not the result of oxidation, it will not be further considered here. [Pg.283]

The particular properties which have made methadone attractive for substitution treatment since the days of the early trials (Dole Nyswander 1965) are indicated in Table 1.1. [Pg.10]

The above drugs have been discussed as possible substitute treatments which are more euphoriant than methadone. The evidence relating to their use is limited in comparison to that for methadone, and they seem likely for the time being to remain relatively peripheral possibilities compared to methadone and buprenorphine. The euphoriant properties have been identified as a rationale for treatment, and this has various implications both for the individuals concerned, and in terms of overall treatment within a clinic. [Pg.42]

Table 2.1. Possible advantages of buprenorphine over methadone as substitution treatment in opiate misuse Safer overall... Table 2.1. Possible advantages of buprenorphine over methadone as substitution treatment in opiate misuse Safer overall...
For those of us in countries where buprenorphine and methadone are absolutely direct alternatives, with very broadly about half of presenting patients choosing one medication and half the other, there are two characteristics of the literature on buprenorphine from other countries which strike unusual notes. For anyone reviewing this area they will soon notice that an exceptional proportion of the literature comes from France (e.g. Auriacombe et al. 1999, Carrier et al. 2006), and this is because even though buprenorphine use in substitution treatment there is recent, as it is everywhere else, methadone had not been... [Pg.44]

Figure 4.1 Reported use of drugs by patients after starting on opioid substitution treatment (n = 72). Figure 4.1 Reported use of drugs by patients after starting on opioid substitution treatment (n = 72).
It was the threat of widespread transmission of HIV that led to national policy recommendations for more maintenance opioid substitution treatment to be used in the UK, as part of a package of harm-reduction measures. Two decades on there appears little doubt that the overall approach in this country was successful in limiting HIV rates in injecting addicts (Farrell et al. 2005), although with voluntary testing the true prevalence is unknown, and may possibly be rising at the present time. The resources provided at the time of the... [Pg.139]

One of the studies of the greatly increased death rate of recently released addict prisoners (Farrell Marsden 2008) had as a conclusion that there must be planned referral to community-based treatment services . Coming full circle, in our main service we offer first-day appointments for released prisoners from our area to continue their substitution treatment, or naltrexone in cases where that has already been selected by a user and started. [Pg.142]

Ongoing substitution treatment, usually with methadone or buprenorphine... [Pg.147]

Fatseas M, Lavie E, Denis C, Franques RP Tignol J (2006). Benzodiazepine withdrawal in subjects on opiate substitution treatment. Presse Medicate, 35, 599-606... [Pg.155]

Nielsen S, Dietze P, Lee N, Dunlop A Taylor D (2007). Concurrent buprenorphine and benzodiazepines use and self-reported opioid toxicity in opioid substitution treatment. Addiction, 102, 616-22... [Pg.166]

Cochrane Review). The Cochrane Library. Chichester John Wiley Sons Solberg U, Burkhart G Nilson M (2002). An overview of opiate substitution treatment in the European Union and Norway. International Journal of Drug Policy, 13, 477-84 Soyka M (2000). Substance misuse, psychiatric disorder and violent and disturbed behaviour. British Journal of Psychiatry, 176, 345-50 Spataro J, Mullen PE, Burgess PM, Wells DL Moss SA (2004). Impact of child sexual abuse on mental health. Prospective study in males and females. British Journal of Psychiatry, 184, 416-21... [Pg.170]

Czech Republic UNODC/EMCDDA 2004 24.5% 0.2% 54.2% 0.4% 0.4% 16.5% - 2.5% 8,845 All services except substitution treatment included Hallucmogensfrom EMCDDA outpatient... [Pg.252]

Analgesic efficacy and clinical use Levomethadone like racemic methadone is a potent and long-acting opioid analgesic and can be used for the treatment of moderate to severe pain (Jamison, 2000 Davis and Walsh, 2001). It has an action profile similar to morphine and has significant antitussive properties, for which it is used in terminal lung cancer. The long duration of action makes the compound suitable for substitution treatment of opioid addiction (Joseph et al., 2000 Pallenbach, 2002). For practical and economic reasons the racemate instead of the levo-enantiomer is used in addicts. [Pg.196]

Roberts elucidated a second mechanism for nuclophilic aromatic substitution. Treatment of iodo-, bromo-, or chlorobenzene with potassium amide yields aniline. In 1953 Roberts observed that when chlorobenzene- 1-14C is the substrate, approximately 50 percent of the 14C in the product is found in the 1- and approximately 50 percent in the 2-position. The overall substitution then must go by an elimination-addition mechanism in which the highly strained intermediate, benzyne, is formed as shown in Equation 7.93.184... [Pg.398]


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