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I pleased to bring you the latest edition of the newsletter of the New York Regional Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. I following in the rather large footsteps of Rick Lukash, MD, founder and editor of the newsletter. The format of the newsletter is essentially unchanged and represents hours of work by Dr. Lukash. I deeply indebted to him for all his efforts. As I write this column, I listening to a news broadcast description of the ceremonies at Ground Zero to mark the final day of the recovery effort April 30, 2002 ; . Ironically, on this day Daniel Pearl's widow gave birth to their child. The recent events have forced all of us to reprioritize our lives. For some of us, this has meant a renewed commitment to our family, friends and profession. It is my hope that in this renewed spirit of brotherhood and caring that the membership of the New York Regional Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery will continue its efforts to educate plastic surgeons. By sharing our knowledge and experience, we will strengthen our professional society and provide our patients with the highest caliber of plastic surgery. Tracy M. Pfeifer, MD Editor-in-Chief Excelsior Magazine for NYRSPRS.
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Dr. Cheng received his medical education at the Medical College of Wisconsin, followed by internship and residency in surgery at Oregon Health Sciences University in Portland, Ore. Dr. Cheng also completed a Fellowship in Multi-Organ Transplantation at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. In addition to serving as the CoDirector of the Tulane Abdominal Transplant Program, he is Clinical Assistant Professor of both Surgery and Pediatrics at the Tulane School of Medicine.
Use fluphenazine cautiously in patients exposed to extreme heat or phosphorus insecticides. in patients with a historyofconvulsive disorders sincegrand mal convulsions have occurred. and in patients with special medical disorders such as mitral insufficiency or other cardiovascular diseases, and pheochromocytoma Bear in mind that with prolonged therapy there is the possibility of liver damage. pigmentary retinopathy, lenticular and corneal deposits. and development of irreversible dyskinesia. There is sufficient experimental evidence to conclude that chronic administration of antipsychotic drugs which increase prolactin secretion hasthe potentialto induce mammary neopiasms in rodents under the appropriate conditions. There are recognized diflerences in the physiologcat role of prolactin between rodents and humans Since there are. at present, no adequate epidemologicat studies, the relevanceto human mammary cancer riskfrom prolonged exposure to ftuphenazine hydrochloride and other antipsychotic drugs is not known Periodic checking of hepatic and renal functions and blood picture should be done. Monitor renal function of patients on long-term therapy; if BUN becomes abnormal. discontinue fluphenazine. `Silent pneumonias are possible. Abrupt Wlthdrwal: In general, phenothiazines do not produce psychic dependence. However, gastritis. nausea and vomiting. dizziness. and tremulousness have been reported following abrupt cessation of high dose therapy; reports suggest that these symptoms can be reduced if concomitant antiparkinsonian agents are continued for several weeks after the phenothiazine is withdrawn. ADVERSE REACTIONS: Central Nervous System-Extrapyramidal symptoms are most trequentty reported. Most often these symptoms are reversible. but they may be persistent. Thea, include pseudoparkinsonism, dystonia, dyskinesia. akathisia, oculogyric crises, opisthotonos, hyperreflexia. The incidence and severity of such reactions will depend more on individual patient sensitivity. but dosage level and patient age are also determinants. As these reactions may be alarming. the patient should be forewarned and reassured. These reactions can usually be controlled by administration ot an anti-parkinsonian drug such as benztropine mesylate and by subsequent reduction in dosage. Persistent Tadive Dyskiriesia: As with all antipsychotic agents. persistent and sometimes irreversible tardive dyskinesia may appear in some patients on long-term therapy or may occur after discontinuation of drug. The risk seems greater in elderly patients. especially females. on high dosages The syndrome is characterized by rhythmical involuntary movements of tongue. face, mouth, or jaw e.g. protrusion of tongue, puffing of cheeks. puckering of mouth. chewing movements ; and may be accompanied by involuntary movements of extremities There is no known effective therapy for tardive dyskinesia; usually the symptoms are not alleviated by antiparkinsonism agents. If the symptoms appear, discontinuation of all antipsychotic agents is suggested. The syndrome may be masked iftreatment is reinstituted, or drug dosage increased, or a different antipsychotic agent used. Reports arethalfine vermicular movements otthe tongue may be an early sign ofthe syndrome which may not develop if medication .s stopped at that time Phenothiazine derivatives have been known to cause restlessness, excitement, or bizarre dreams; reactivation or aggravation of psychotic processes may be encountered If drowsiness or lethargy occur. the dosage may need to be reduced Dosages, far in excess of the recommended amounts, may induce a catatonic-like state Autonomic Nevous System-Hypertension and fluctuations in blood pressure have been reported. Although hypotension is rarely a problem, patients with pheochromocytoma. cerebral vascular or renal insufficiency or severe cardiac reserve deficiency such as mitral insufficiency appear to be particularly prone to this reaction and should be observed carefully. Supportive measures including intravenous vasopressor drugs should be instituted immediately should severe hypotension occur, Levarterenol Bitartrate Injection isthe most suitable drug, epinephrine should not be used since phenothiazine derivatives have been found to reverse its action. Nausea. loss of appetite. salivation, polyuria. perspiration. dry mouth, headache and constipation may Occur. Reducing or temporarily discontinuing the dosage will usually control these effects. Blurred vision, glaucoma. bladder paralysis. fecal impaction, paralytic ileus, tachycardia, or nasal congestion have occurred in some patients on phenothiazine derivatives Metabolic and Endocrine-weight change. peripheral edema, abnormal lactation, gynecomastia. menstrual irregularities. false results on pregnancy tests. impotency in men and increased libido in women have occurred in some patients on phenothiazine therapy Allergic Reactions-Itching. erytherna. urticaria, seborrhea, photosensitivity. eczema and exfoliative dermatitis have been reported with phenothiazines. The possibility of anaphylactoid reactions should be borne in mind. Hematologic-Blood dyscrasias including leukopenia, agranulocytosis, thrombocytopenic or nonthrombocytopenic purpura. eosinophilia. and pancytopenia have been observed with phenothiazines. If soreness of the mouth, gums or throat or any symptoms of upper respiratory infection occur and confirmatory leukocyte count indicates cellular depression, therapy should be discontinued and other appropriate measures instituted immediately Hepatic-Ljver damage manifested by cholestatic jaundice. particularly during the first months of therapy. may occur; treatment should be discontinued A cephalin flocculation increase. sometimes accompanied by alterations in other liver function tests, has been reported in patients who have had no clinical evidence of liver damage Others-Sudden deaths have been reported in hospitalized patients on phenothiazines. Previous brain damage or seizures may be predisposing factors. High doses should be avoided in known seizure patients. Shortly before death, several patients showed flare-ups of psychotic behavior patterns. Autopsy findings have usually revealed acute fulminating pneumonia or pneumonitis. aspiration of gastric contents, or intramyocardial lesions. Although not a general feature of fluphenazine. potentiation of central nervous system depressants such as opiates. analgesics. antihistamines. barbiturates, and alcohol may occur Systemic lupus erythematosus-like syndrome. hypotension severe enough to cause fatal cardiac arrest. altered electrocardiographic and electroencephalographic tracings, altered cerebrospinal fluid proteins. cerebral edema, asthma. laryngeal edema, and angioneurotic edema; with long-term use. skin pigmentation and lenticular and comeatopacities have occurred and betaxolol.
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St. John's wort Editor, I enjoyed reading Professor Mitchell's article on Hypericum perforatum, `St. John's wort quack medicine or novel antidepressant treatment?' Aust Prescr 1999; 23: 1123 ; . It is nice to see some openness about herbal medicine in the medical profession. I would like to comment on hyperforin, one of the active ingredients in hypericum. It is true that studies have confirmed the antidepressant activity of hyperforin, however, this compound is very unstable, especially during the drying process of the herb, hence it is unlikely that the extracts which have been shown to be effective in many different clinical trials contained any hyperforin. Yet they worked. The hypericums may not have antidepressant activity in their isolated form, however one study has shown that oligomeric procyanidins OPCs ; are necessary for the bioavailability of hypericum. Hypericum extracts are now being marketed which are standardised to both hypericum and hyperforin, however these are only marker compounds for quality control. When the whole herb extract is used, St. John's wort is a safe and effective medicine for depression, anxiety and tension. Michael Thomsen Medical Herbalist South Hobart, Tas. Antidepressants Editor, I refer to the articles on the new antidepressants Aust Prescr 1999; 22: 1068, ; . I have read elsewhere that antidepressants have not been shown to work better than an active placebo such as benztropine mesylate. Active means a placebo that makes you feel as though you are taking something by producing adverse effects such as a dry mouth.
Intrinsic non-Fc bound ; surface immunoglobulins, light chains kappa and lambda ; , and additional leukocyte antigens, that help to distinguish between the various T or B cell leukemias. In the situation of plasma cell dyscrasias e.g. myeloma, MGUS ; , a smaller panel directed at both cell surface and cytoplasmic immunoglobulin light chains would be appropriate. The acute leukemic panel is designed to distinguish whether leukemic blasts are of myeloid or lymphoid origin and if the latter, whether they are T or B lineage. For the B cell lineage certain differentiation antigens are prognostically useful. The acute leukemic panel may also be necessary for the detection of minimal residual disease in post-therapy bone marrow samples from leukemic patients. Because of the need to define the presence of a given atypical profile, both the initial and post therapy panels require additional antigens to fully characterize the neoplastic cells. Lymphoma An adequate biopsy is key to diagnosis and staging of lymphomas, and is often diagnostic in and of itself. Flow cytometry is usually a secondary test and is not always necessary in the diagnosis and staging of every lymphoma. However some lymphoid proliferations can be morphologically confused with lymphoma. Further the use of fine needle aspirate biopsy FNA ; results in the loss of the biopsy architecture, a key feature in distinguishing benign from neoplastic lymphoproliferations. Lastly, the biopsy and FNA are not always able to distinguish clinically significant forms of lymphoma e.g. mantle cell NHL ; . All of these situations are indications for flow cytometry and assist with the diagnosis, the prognosis, and the treatment of patients with lymphoma. The panel of antibodies to leukocyte antigens are designed to identify and characterize lymphoproliferative disorders, which are usually comprised of mature B, T or plasma cells. Flow cytometric testing on blood or bone marrow for anaplastic large cell lymphoma, lymphomatoid granulomatosis LYG ; , thymic B cell lymphoma, or large cell lymphoma must be cautiously interpreted because of false negative results due to tumor cell loss in this disease population. For B cell malignancies, demonstration of the presence of monoclonal population by restricted kappa or lambda, immunoglobulin light chain expression is useful, particularly when augmented by other differentiation antigens. These combined with a pan B antigen can not only help support the diagnosis of neoplasia, but significantly assist in defining the specific type of B cell lymphoma. For T cell proliferations, clonality can usually be assessed using two complimentary approaches. The first and newest is to use well-defined panels of 10-12 antibodies to TCR V beta genes. The other, more indirect method looks for atypical absence of well-defined pan T antigens and or atypical intensities of pan T antigens may serve as reasonably specific markers of clonality. Lastly, atypical co-expression of certain antigens is helpful in defining certain subsets of T cell lymphomas. To render a formal diagnosis of T cell lymphoma, such flow data needs to be correlated with morphology and in some instances TCR gene clonality, HTLV serologic and or cytogenetic studies. In the situation of plasma cell dyscrasia e.g. plasma cytoma ; a smaller panel directed at both cell surface, immunoglobulin light chains and cytoplasmic immunoglobulin light chains, would be appropriate. Flow cytometry can help define NK cell lineage is rare neoplastic NK proliferations. However, there are no immunophenotypic markers for clonality. In these instances, careful correlation with clinical course or molecular or cytogenetic testing may assist. The panel would be performed in stages and may include up to 18 antibodies for lymphomas. 3. Transplants: Organ Transplants and bevacizumab.
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Alex Lockton, Sarah Whild & Nick Stewart Brown Moss SJ5639 ; continues to experience interesting changes. Last winter English Nature and the County Council embarked on a huge eradication programme for New Zealand Pigmyweed Crassula helmsii, which involved scraping the topsoil from an area on the margin of the main pool, taking it off site, dumping it in an arable field, and then spraying it with weed killer. There was also a considerable amount of tree felling around the main pool and around the edge of the island to facilitate this. During the summer all this work was followed up with an increased spraying programme, to eradicate any last vestiges of the dreaded Crassula. All the work took place on Pool 6, the main pool, because that is the only one in which Crassula occurs. It was first recorded there in 1990, and is well established throughout. This year the margins of the pool are beginning to return to normal, with a good wide draw-down zone that includes some extensive patches of sandy soil exposed to full sunlight. In places this supports the uncommon OV35 Lythrum portula-Ranunculus flammula community, recorded here again for the first time since the mid 1990s a great success for the project. One of the community constants, Water-purslane L. portula, is still absent it appears to be easily confused with Crassula helmsii, and was eradicated by spraying a few years ago ; , but other members of the assemblage have returned, including Fine-leaved Water-dropwort Oenanthe aquatica, Lesser Marshwort Apium inundatum, Marsh St. John's-wort Hypericum elodes and Bog Pimpernel Anagallis tenella. An unfortunate misunderstanding during the tree felling operation resulted in the destruction of the shrubs of Salix x multinervis on the margin of pool 6. This is the hybrid between Eared Willow S. aurita and Grey Willow S. cinerea. The former is an indicator of peat bogs in the lowlands. It was discovered here by Sinker in 1961 and forms part of the evidence that Brown Moss was once a peatland that had been worked out in the distant past. S. aurita is thought to have died out, but the hybrids, which were discovered in 2003, would have been descended from it. Fortunately, a few stumps of what is probably S. xmultinervis have regrown on one part of the pool edge. They are not vigorous trees, and they pose no threat to the ecology of the pool. The rarest plant found at Brown Moss is the liverwort Riccia canaliculata Channelled Crystalwort, which is found nowhere else in England. The area where it occurred last year was stripped of turf and sprayed, and this year it was gone from there, but it is not obvious whether this is in consequence of the drastic management or of the subsequent vigorous growth of Soft Rush Juncus effusus and Crassula helmsii. It is, however, now abundant on the western side of the pool, where there has been tree felling but no spraying or turf removal. It seems to favour the black mud that is left on the shore when the trees have been cleared. We assume that this mud is decayed leaf litter, and it does not seem to persist for many years when exposed to sunlight and wave action, 8 but it builds up rapidly in the shelter of trees. The abundance of this rare liverwort therefore seems to depend on slightly mixed management: if the shores are kept too tidy, there will be no mud for it, but if they are allowed to become too overgrown by trees it will be shaded out. An interesting new find this year was another rare liverwort, Riccia cavernosa Cavernous Crystalwort, found by Nick Stewart and Sarah Whild. It was growing in similar habitat to the R. canaliculata, but slightly higher on the shore, where it was not disturbed by wave action. Crassula helmsii has similar preferences, and was closely associated with it. This resulted in the main population being sprayed, but a few plants of R. cavernosa did escape. Also in this mud community was Orange Foxtail Alopecurus aequalis and Small Water-pepper Persicaria minor, the latter not recorded at Pool 6 before. It seems reasonable to draw some conclusions from these results. The clearance of trees from around Pool 6 seems to have been a great success. This is the second pool to have been deforested, and both times the results have been spectacular, to the extent that new rare species have turned up additions to the county list, no less. The cleared pools have immediately filled with water and remained full, whereas the unmanaged pools have continued to dry out. Whether this would happen was a subject of some contention, and a hydrologist's report commissioned by objectors to the management plan denied that trees were a serious factor in the hydrology; but the evidence is now overwhelming. There is less evidence that scraping off the topsoil or spraying with glyphosate are effective management procedures. It is possible that the spraying is helping to maintain open habitat, which could be to the advantage of liverworts, but because this work is confined to drier areas and it is not permitted to spray close to the water's edge ; , the only beneficiaries that we found were Common Liverwort Conocephalum conicum and Silver-moss Bryum argenteum. Both are common. Another rare liverwort, Ricciocarpos natans, appears to have vanished altogether, and this side-effect of Crassula spraying has apparently also been observed in sites in Essex. The long-term management of Brown Moss is still problematic. There is now good evidence that tree clearance is the best method of restoring this site and that, if the trees can be cleared soon, the all-important OV35 vegetation community can be conserved. With good management it might even be possible to create the right conditions for Floating Water-plantain Luronium natans, Pillwort Pilularia globulifera, Least Bur-reed Sparganium natans and Lesser Water-plantain Baldellia ranunculoides to return. The highest priority is a concerted effort to remove the trees from a broad strip at least 30m ; around each pool and institute some sort of sustainable management to prevent them returning and bilberry.
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0. In this paper I present a comprehensive syntax of the personal pronoun clitic system of Old Catalan that not only allows to account for those data that do not find any explanation within the prominent analyses of Old Romance, but also accounts for the change in clitic placement from Old to Modern Catalan. The Catalan data I present is from a corpus of more than 7000 sentences that I have collected. 1. In order to account for the fact that Old Romance pronominal clitics are not allowed in sentence initial positions, and never appear postverbally in embedded sentences, the two prominent and bioflavonoids.
Comparing CRF and NRF animals, a striking difference in bone histology and urinary phosphorus excretion was observed. Rats that have NRF and receive the highest dose of lanthanum carbonate still excrete phosphorus in the urine to a certain extent, and no mineralization defect is observed. A possible explanation for these differences between NRF and CRF groups is the vitamin D status in the different groups. Although 1, 25- OH ; 2 vitamin D3 did not differ between animals with CRF or NRF, 25- OH ; vitamin D3 was significantly lower in all CRF animals, independent of treatment dose. This observation is in line with the data of Clements et al. 40 ; showing an enhanced metabolic clearance of 25- OH ; vitamin D3 in primary hyperparathyroidism. Although worth being considered, a direct effect of lanthanum on the 25- OH ; vitamin D3 synthesis in the liver is unlikely, because the 25- OH ; vitamin D3 levels of the vehicle-treated CRF animals did not differ from those that received lanthanum. There is growing evidence pointing to a role for 25- OH ; vitamin D3 in the absorption of calcium and phosphate from the gut, independently from 1, 25- OH ; 2 vitamin D3. Indeed, Harrison et al. 41 ; showed that absorption of phosphate from the gut requires not only 1, 25- OH ; 2 vitamin D3 but also sufficient amounts of 25- OH ; vitamin D3. They demonstrated that in rats that received a phosphate- and vitamin D deficient diet, 32P and 45Ca absorption did not increase in animals with undetectable 0.5 ng ml ; levels of 25- OH ; vitamin D3 despite elevated 1, 25- OH ; 2 vitamin D3 levels. Animals that received a phosphate-deficient diet in combination with vitamin D repletion showed elevated 32P and 45Ca absorption, with and bepridil.
Rudolf Hauschka was born in Vienna, in 1891. He qualified as a chemist, however, he was committed to healing both the earth and humanity, and so began his search to find new ways of preparing medicines. In 1923, when Dr. Rudolf Hauschka was in his 30's, he began in earnest to look for ways of preserving the life forces - the healing, living elements - of plants. Dr. Hauschka was a student of the philosopher Rudolf Steiner. Dr. Hauschka asked Steiner `What is Life?', and Dr. Steiner answered `Study Rhythms. Rhythm carries life.' Another former pupil of Rudolf Steiner', Dr. Ita Wegman, had set up a clinic in Arlesheim, Switzerland. This clinic became a centre for anthroposophical research and practice. Anthroposophy is a spiritual science, based on Steiner's philosophical views. Shortly after Steiner had presented Hauschka with the idea to research rhythm, Wegman invited Hauschka to research and study at her institute. Over the next few years, Dr. Hauschka was committed to his experiments to find an aqueous based plant extract without the need for preservation with alcohol. Many of these experiments were conducted using the most basic and humble of equipment. One such example was a steel dustbin lined with peat; Hauschka knew this to be a fine insulating material against radiation. The jars that he used within this bin were simply milk bottles containing the plant substances he was experimenting with. He incorporated the rhythms he observed in nature, such as light and dark, hot and cold, into the preparations he was experimenting with. Through trial and error, and after many attempts, Hauschka prepared a water-based Rose extract which remained stable without the need for alcohol or any other preservative. It remained so for well over 30 years. Dr. Hauschka went on to produce medicines using water-based plant extracts. Together with Dr. Wegman, he found that, by adding the plant matter back to the water extract in the form of ash, followed by more rhythmical processing, the formative forces of the living extract remained active. Hauschka continued his work at the Ita Wegman Institute for 14 years. In Germany, the new herbal medicines were extremely well received and so in 1935, the first laboratory named WALA, after one of the rhythmical processes involved ; was founded. Hauschka ran this laboratory as the sole proprietor until 1952. It was then that a partnership was formed together with his wife Margarete ; , Maja Mewes and Max Kaphahn. It was also in the 1950's that WALA moved to the home it still has today the village of Eckwalden, in the Swabian area of Germany. Here they established biodynamic gardens to provide the highest quality ingredients for their remedies. 10 years later, during the 1960's, Elisabeth Sigmund, a cosmotologist, and Dr. Hauschka worked on incorporating the WALA remedies into Sigmund's herbal skin care preparations and the resulting Dr.Hauschka Skin Care range was launched in 1967. Dr. Hauschka died in 1969 and was buried in a cemetery in Eckwalden, opposite the WALA buildings. His work continues to flourish today and much of the core range remains unchanged and biperiden.
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