Use of non-psychoactive residual biomass from L. for obtaining phenolic rich-extracts with antioxidant capacity.

The present research aims to give an added value to the chain production of L plant, taking advantage of the non-psychoactive residual biomass (stems and leaves). Total phenolic content (TPC) and total antioxidant capacity (TAC) were analysed. A factorial design 2 was carried out using extraction time (T), Particle size (PS), and solid-solvent ratio (SS) as factors.

Treatment of early cervical pregnancy with cerclage, carboprost, curettage, and balloon tamponade.

Background: Cervical pregnancy, an uncommon variety of ectopic gestation is associated with high morbidity and adverse consequences for future fertility. Currently there are no specific recommendations for the best treatment of this entity.

Case: A 35-year-old nullipara presented with 8 weeks of amenorrhea and painless brown discharge.