[Treatment of Paget's disease with low dose sodium etidronate (5mg/kg/day). Occurrence of reversible transient suspected leukopenia].

27 patients with Paget's disease, from 51 to 80 years of age, were treated with etidronate disodium at a dose of 5 mg/kg/day. 70 percent of patients had multiple bone involvement. Six patients had previously been treated with diphosphonates, and nine had previously received synthetic pork or salmon calcitonin.

Clinical trial of pirprofen in arthrosis of the knee joint: a double-blind comparison with indomethacin.

Thirty-nine patients suffering from arthrosis of the knee were randomly allocated to either pirprofen 400 mg b.i.d.