Publications by authors named "Baardsen A"

In the 15-year period from 1978 to 1992 344 consecutive patients unselected underwent thyroid surgery. The annual operative incidence per 100,000 inhabitants was 2.5 for cancer, 2.

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The duodenum and pylorus were found to be strangulated within the hernial sac in a case with an incarcerated umbilical hernia. Case history and pathophysiological mechanism are discussed.

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This retrospective, multiple-center study includes 172 PTFE (Gore-Tex) and 35 umbilical vein grafts (Bio-graft) used for femoro-popliteal bypass grafting. The one-year patency rate was approximately 63% in both groups. Until further experience is accumulated, autogenous saphenous vein should probably be the first choice for femoro-popliteal bypass grafting.

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There were no significant differences between randomized groups on either preoperative tinidazole or placebo added to pre-, per, and postoperative doxycycline. Cases of anaerobic infection among the placebos patients as well as a general trend of the parameters studied suggest that tinidazole gives added protection, i.e.

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Hydrocortisone was tested for inhibition of uptake and of elimination of E. coli by monolayers of rat peritoneal PMN. 32P was used as label of the bacteria and their degradation products eliminated from the phagocytes.

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A method to be used for in vitro assay of the elimination of ingested 32P-labelled E. coli from rat PMN monolayers has been evaluated. The rate of expulsion of bacterial label from phagocytes into the extracellular medium was found to range between 40 and 50% of the total uptake 180 min after termination of ingestion.

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By means of radio-isotope technique, the influence of methylprednisolone treatment on opsonic and bactericidal serum activities against E. coli was studied on germfree and monocontaminated rats. Based on the present results it seems unlikely that methylprednisolone impairs the production of complement components.

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