Camylofin Intoxication Reversed by Naloxone

Schvartsman, S; Schvartsman, Cláudio; Barsanti, Cláudio

doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(88)90828-8

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“…For a typical, supersonically moving star, the star's relativistic wind forms a bow shock wave with the interstellar medium (Schvartsman 1970). We argue that an appreciable fraction of the star's wind power Ėw is deflected by the bow shock wave and collimated into the star's magnetotail.…”

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“…This is the location of the bow shock of the pulsar. That is, p w (z sh ) = ρ ism v 2 so that (Schvartsman 1970;Baranov et al 1971;Wilkin 1996), where ρ ism /m p ≈ n ism (in units of cm −3 ) is the number density of the ISM with m p the proton mass. The lateral width of the bow shock is ≈ z sh .…”

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“…Most pulsars propagate through the ISM highly supersonically so that the pulsar wind forms a strong shock wave in the ISM. A model of this interaction was first discussed by Schvartsman (1970). Subsequently, the shape of the shock wave was calculated for the hydrodynamic flow by Baranov, Krasnobaev & Kulikovsky (1971), Baranov & Malama (1993) and by Wilkin (1996).…”

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Winds,B‐Fields, and Magnetotails of Pulsars

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Chulsky

Lovelace

2005

ApJ

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We investigate the emission of rotating magnetized neutron stars due to the acceleration and radiation of particles in the relativistic wind and in the magnetotail of the star. We consider that the charged particles are accelerated by driven collisionless reconnection. Outside the light cylinder, the star's rotation acts to wind up the magnetic field to form a predominantly azimuthal, slowly decreasing with distance, magnetic field of opposite polarity on either side of the equatorial plane normal to the star's rotation axis. The magnetic field annihilates across the equatorial plane, with the magnetic energy going to accelerate the charged particles to relativistic energies. For a typical supersonically moving pulsar, the star's wind extends outward to the standoff distance with the interstellar medium. At larger distances, the power output of the pulsar's windĖ w of the electromagnetic field and relativistic particles is redirected and collimated into the magnetotail of the star. In the magnetotail it is proposed that equipartition is reached between the magnetic energy and the relativistic particle energy. For such conditions, synchrotron radiation from the magnetotails may be a significant fraction ofĖ w for high-velocity pulsars. An equation is derived for the radius of the magnetotail r m (z 0 ) as a function of distance z 0 from the star. For large distances z 0 , on the order of the distance traveled by the star, we argue that the magnetotail has a ''trumpet'' shape because of the slowing down of the magnetotail flow. We compare results with the Guitar Nebula and Mouse Nebula and conclude that the tail of the Mouse Nebula may be connected with the long magnetotail behind the pulsar. We argue that the shock waves and elongated structures may also be observed in misdirected or shutoff pulsars and may be used as a tool for finding these objects.

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Winds,B‐Fields, and Magnetotails of Pulsars

Romanova

Chulsky

Lovelace

2005

ApJ

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“…In a few cases reported in neonates and children (oral use), severe intoxication may resemble opioid intoxication. 17,29…”

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Camylofin dihydrochloride injection: a drug monograph review

Mayadeo

2018

Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol

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Camylofin dihydrochloride is an anti-spasmodic drug available in India and other Latin American and African countries, for the treatment of abdominal colic and for acceleration of labor. Although, the drug has been in use for over six decades, with multiple citations in academic text books of repute, treatment protocols, and multiple research publications, there is no consolidated published information on the pharmacology and clinical details of camylofin. This drug statement/monograph is an attempt to collate and present scientific information that will come in handy to practicing obstetricians and gynaecologists, as well as other primary care physicians, when treating cases of abdominal colic or managing prolonged labor. Approved clinical indications, clinical pharmacology, dosage, contraindications, precautions, drug interactions, adverse effects, overdose and clinical evidence in different indications are covered herein.

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“…Seu uso no tratamento é sugerido por a imunoglobulina ter eficácia em algumas doenças imunomediadas. 18 O uso da Brazilian Journal of Health Review, Curitiba, v. 7, n. 1, p. 1853-1863, jan./fev., 2024 imunoglobulina na miocardite viral aguda tem como finalidade diminuir a agressão inflamatória e autoimune a partir da eliminação viral e ativar a resposta imune à infecção viral para impedir sua replicação. 13,20 Em miocardites virais por citomegalovírus e adenovírus, a Imunoglobulina venosa provocou redução da carga viral e da inflamação com melhora clínica e da função ventricular.…”

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Miocardiopatia dilatada secundária à infecção por citomegalovírus em um prematuro – relato de caso

Cunha,

De Carvalho,

Costa

et al. 2024

Braz. J. Hea. Rev.

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A cardiomiopatia dilatada possui vários agentes causais, sendo a infecção viral uma importante hipótese na faixa etária pediátrica, com uma apresentação clínica diversificada. No presente artigo, relatamos um caso clínico de um prematuro, primeiro gemelar, sexo masculino, que estava internado no ano de 2022 em Unidade Neonatal para recuperação ponderal e apresentou diagnóstico de miocardite aguda, secundária à infecção por Citomegalovírus; a qual, por sua vez, evoluiu com miocardiopatia dilatada e insuficiência cardíaca congestiva, com necessidade de cuidados intensivos devido à gravidade da evolução do quadro e apresentou recuperação da disfunção miocárdica após termino do tratamento.

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Camylofin Intoxication Reversed by Naloxone

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Winds,B‐Fields, and Magnetotails of Pulsars

Winds,B‐Fields, and Magnetotails of Pulsars

Camylofin dihydrochloride injection: a drug monograph review

Miocardiopatia dilatada secundária à infecção por citomegalovírus em um prematuro – relato de caso

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