The epidural and intrathecal administration of somatotrophin-release inhibiting factor: native and synthetic analogues.

It is well-known that morphine is the king of analgesics. It is widely used, and administered in various ways for the control of acute and chronic pain states. There are, however, certain types of pain and certain clinical conditions in which morphine cannot be used due to the risk of possible complications.

[HLA pattern in patients with lichenoid drug exanthem].

27 patients suffering from lichenoid drug eruption have been studied with special reference to histocompatibility standardisation. In comparison with a control group (n = 54), our patients revealed high and statistically significant levels of HLA-A1, HLA-B8, and HLA-DR3 (p less than 0.05).