Publications by authors named "J Razumny"
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- * In comparison to placebo, bromocriptine caused a 70% reduction in prolactin levels in both groups, and a significant decrease in norepinephrine levels only in the control group.
- * Results indicated that bromocriptine may not be effective for diagnosing issues with central dopaminergic regulation due to varying individual responses in tumor patients, though the overall impaired response suggests a possible issue with dopamine receptor activity in these patients.
In diabetics with the anhidrotic syndrome, autonomic nerve fibres were studied in skin biopsies using argentic techniques and light microscopy. The Minor test was used to differentiate normal from anhidrotic skin areas. In the anhidrotic areas, histology of the nerve fibres showed beading, spindle-shaped thickening and fragmentation adjacent to the sweat glands.
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