Leberst�tztherapie bei Stammhirnsyndromen

Georgi, F.

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“…Thus, although it is almost positive that various conditions and drugs have some influences upon permeability, there remain yet a great difference in matters exchanged through the hematoencephalic barriers, in which more complicated conditions may participate, thereby a double-faced property being especially marked. This fact, as already indicated by Georgi u. Fischer, 37) would not be explainable only by physico-chemical mechanisms but would make us consider of certain biological mechanisms.…”

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Electrolytes Metabolism in Blood and Cerebrospinal Fluid in Psychoses

Aoki

et al. 1961

Psychiatry Clin Neurosci

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Summary Measurements were performed on Na, K and Ca contents with flame‐photometer, and on CI content with electro‐photometer both in serum of 464 cases (frequency of examinations was 1.077 times) of various psychotics (mainly consisted of schizophrenics) and in cerebrospinal fluid of 303 cases (frequsncy of examinations 909 times). Following results were obtained. 1. In schizophrenia, as a whole, Na, K, Ca and CI contents both in serum and CSF were almost within normal limits, but only K in CSF was increased, so the Na/K decreased as compared with those in the normal group. Comparison between the diseased and improved periods showed that Na and K in serum had tendencies to decrease, while Na and CI in CSF increased in the improved period, thereby the decrease of K in CSF was marked. 2. Under the classification of schizophrenia into hebephrenia and catatonia, it proved that both types exhibited almost the same inclinations as mentioned above. Moreover, comparison between the fresh and chronic groups of schizophrenia as a whole revealed that, in the fresh group there were observed the decrease of Na and CI and the increase of Ca in serum, and the decrease of K and increase of Na/K in CSF in the course of improvement, while in the chronic group, there were the decrease of Na in serum, the decrease of K and Ca in CSF, and increase of Na/K in CSF in the course of convalescence. On the contrary, in the unchanging group, variations of electrolytes were hardly observable both in serum and CSF. 3. In the comparison between the fresh and chronic groups in each type of schizophrenia, both groups displayed almost identical trends, thereby most marked was the increase of K in CSF in the diseased period. Moreover, in CSF, Na contents were decreased in the fresh groups of both types of schizophrenia, CI increased in fresh hebephrenia, and Ca decreased in chronic catatonia. As the result of comparison between the fresh and chronic cases, it proved that, in hebephrenia, Na and Na/K in CSF increased more but K and Ca in CSF decreased more in the chronic cases than in the fresh ones; while, in catatonia, K in serum increased more in the chronic cases. 4. Schizophrenia was, furthermore, divided tentatively into 6 groups according to the symptoms, and comparisons of these groups proved that Na both in serum and in CSF tended to decrease but CI slightly increased under the hypo‐and akinesis, while K in CSF increased in case of marked emotional changes. 5. In the chronic schizophrenics hospitalized for a long time, both Na and K in serum and CSF were within normal sphere, and there were observed almost the same inclinations as mentioned above, in the results of the frequent examinations made in the course of time, some on the same cases of this group. 6. In the other various psychotics, each value was almost within normal range, although the cases were few in number. Mania displayed almost identical tendency in electrolytes variations, but depression displayed somewhat different inclinations where Na in CSF was decreased. As for gener...

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Electrolytes Metabolism in Blood and Cerebrospinal Fluid in Psychoses

Aoki

et al. 1961

Psychiatry Clin Neurosci

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“…Die T atsac h e, d aß bei sclrweren L eb ererk ran k u n g en eine d e u t liche V erm inderung des F erm en ts nachzuw eisen ist [25], legt die A n n ah m e nahe, daß au ch bei der MS als einer m it L eb erfu n k tio n s stö ru n g en einhergehenden E rk ra n k u n g [6,9] eine erniedrigte E n z y m a k tiv itä t zu finden sei. Dies ist aber a u f G rund der vorliegenden U n tersu c h u n g n ic h t der F all.…”

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Das Verhalten der Lipoprotein-Lipase bei multipler Sklerose und anderen neurologischen Erkrankungen

Schär¹

1965

Eur Neurol

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“…Bei beiden K ra n k h e itsg ru p p e n fin d et m an ja oftm als pathologische W erte bei L e b e rfu n k tio n sp rü fu n g en [65][66][67]. Im Z usam m enhang m it den W e rte n bei der G ru p p e der A rterio sk lero tik er m ö ch ten w ir noch au f die A rb eit v o n Buddeke und A ndersen [59] hinw eisen.…”

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Über den Abbau von Kephalin durch Serumenzyme von Normalen und Kranken, mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der multiplen Sklerose

Schmale¹

1960

Stereotact Funct Neurosurg

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Leberst�tztherapie bei Stammhirnsyndromen

Cited by 8 publications

References 19 publications

Electrolytes Metabolism in Blood and Cerebrospinal Fluid in Psychoses

Electrolytes Metabolism in Blood and Cerebrospinal Fluid in Psychoses

Das Verhalten der Lipoprotein-Lipase bei multipler Sklerose und anderen neurologischen Erkrankungen

Über den Abbau von Kephalin durch Serumenzyme von Normalen und Kranken, mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der multiplen Sklerose

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