[“The Tempting Pleasantness of Wine...”]
KISS László
NOVEMBER 20, 2009
Lege Artis Medicinae - 2009;19(11)
KISS László
NOVEMBER 20, 2009
Lege Artis Medicinae - 2009;19(11)
Lege Artis Medicinae
Lege Artis Medicinae
Lege Artis Medicinae
[In the past decades, the prevention of micro- and macrovascular complications has been the main target of diabetes treatment. On the basis of the latest publications that have created a storm we have to highlight the associations between diabetes mellitus, its treatment protocols and tumours. Analysing the often controversial human results, in the absence of relevant prospective studies, we have to consider preclinical observations to choose a safe treatment method.]
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[During the past two decades, the management of complications of cirrhosis has dramatically changed, which substantially improved the patients’ survival. The present paper provides an overview of the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of cirrhosis and its complications including portal hypertension, variceal bleeding, ascites, hepatorenal and hepatopulmonary syndromes, encephalopathy and bacterial infection. Besides noninvasive diagnostic methods, pharmacological and endoscopic treatment modalities are discussed, with emphasis of the importance of nonselective beta-blockers, vasoactive therapy, antibiotic and albumin medication. Prevention and early diagnosis of cirrhosis as well as new pharmacological agents under development presumbaly result in further development in the management of patients with advanced, chronic liver disease.]
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[The basic principles of the treatment of severe infections have recently been delineated : after having samples for microbiological tests, empiric therapy based on local resistance patterns should be introduced immediately, possibly within 1 hour in severe sepsis or in septic shock, the empiric therapy should be simplified according to the results of microbiological tests and/or improvement of the condition of patient , the antibiotics should be applied according to their pharmacodynamic properties, the duration of therapy should be shortened to the minimum time, in case of well responding non-complicated infection to 5-7 days., The most frequent problem pathogens in Hungary are the MRSA and ESBL-producing Gram-negatives. In severe infections with MRSA bacteremia, the therapy sholud be based on the vancomycin MIC of the pathogen. If MIC is below 1,5 mg/l, vancomycin is probably effective with a serum minimum concentration of 15 mg/l, while in case of less sensitive pathogens the administration of an alternative agent, such as linezolid, tigecyclin or daptomycin should be considered. In severe infections due to ESBL-producing pathogens, the carbapenems are the firts line antibiotics, while tigecyclin seems to be a promising alternative agent. The treatment of severe infections requires thorough care of the patient and skillnes in antimicrobial therapy in the period of multiresistant pathogens]
[In the European Union, the lowest incidence of osteoporosis and rheumatoid arthritis has been reported in the Mediterranean area. However, for a long time only a few nutrients’ effects have been studied on BMD. Of these, the favourable effects of wine, fermented cheese and fruit and vegetable consumption have been demonstrated in the alleviation of both osteoporosis and rheumatoid arthritis. A number of promising studies are being conducted with analogues of antioxidant components of the mediterranean diet. Some of these components decrease the levels of pathological factors, such as interleukin-1, -6, -17, TNF-α, JAK2/STAT3, which are the targets of a number of efficient drugs. These findings demonstrate the significance of diet in the development of musculoskeletal diseases. In our review article, we present the above mentioned data, illustrated by some of our own recipes.]
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[The author was one of the first in 1976 who began to use the various types of lasers for plastic-esthetical reasons and for therapy of skin lesions. He considers the indication spectrum of the argon laser to be the largest and its results are the best. The author summarizes and makes known the tissue-effects of the argon laser and compaes it with the tissue-destruction of other lasers and classical methods. The quality of the tissue destruction determines the indications and the applications, among them the therapy of the port wine syndrome. In the author's opini on, not the exposition time and the energy of the argon laser could be exactly determined. The experience of the physician plays the most important tole in the therapy. ]
LAM KID
Clinical Neuroscience
[Alcohol consumption is also on the rise in Hungary, with wine consumption up by 3% and beer and spirits by 30% in the last four years. The village's consumption of pálinka is higher than the national average, at 3.8 litres per capita per year instead of 5.9 litres per capita per year, due to insufficient supplies of wine and beer. Alcoholism is not the same as alcohol consumption. The social origins of alcoholism are: liberal attitudes towards excessive alcohol consumption, insufficient health education, frequent neurotic conditions, cynical - nihilistic world view and the social 'sub-depression' that goes with it, and shortcomings in child-rearing. The study points out, by discussing certain aspects, that only a broadly organised health policy can be effective in the fight against alcoholism. ]
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