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UNCONTROLLED USE OF ORAL AMEBICIDES

JAMA - Journal of the American Medical Association, 1945
To the Editor:— The article inThe Journal, August 11, by Silverman and Leslie on the "Toxic Effects of Diodoquin" serves as a timely warning against what I believe is an increasing tendency to the somewhat careless and uncontrolled use of the oral amebicides.
Norman A. David
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Iodinated 5- and 8-Hydroxyisoquinolines as Potential Amebicides

Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, 1966
F, Schenker, R A, Schmidt, W, Leimgruber, A, Brossi   +3 more
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Amebicides. l-Emetine derivatives

Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, 1971
Andrea Pedrazzoli, Boris Gradnik, L. Dall'Asta   +2 more
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A critical appraisal of the newer amebicides and the results of treatment of amebiasis with di-iodo-hydroxyquinoline (diodoquin)

The American Journal of Digestive Diseases, 1939
H. G. Hummel
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An evaluation of the amebicidal properties of metronidazole

Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1969
Twenty patients with amebic ulcerative proctitis were treated with metronidazole. The rate of cure was 90 per cent. Metronidazole caused slight side-effects in 15 per cent of the patients.
L, Minvielle, A, Elorriaga, C, Castellanos, M, Heiblum   +3 more
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Amebicidal Activity of Wild Animal Serum

The Journal of Parasitology, 1997
The sera of 16 species of wild animals representing 5 classes of vertebrates were assayed for amebicidal activity against species of Naegleria. The greatest activity was observed for sera of bullfrogs, muskrats, and raccoons, all of which are animals associated with water.
D T, John, B L, Smith
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[Amebicidal plants extracts].

Wiadomosci parazytologiczne, 2006
The free-living amoebae from genus Acanthamoeba are the causative agents of granulomatous amebic encephalitis (GAE), a chronic progressive disease of the central nervous system; amebic keratitis (AK), a chronic eye infection; amebic pneumitis (AP), a chronic lung infection, and skin infection. Chemotherapy of Acanthamoeba infection is problematic.
Monika, Derda, Edward, Hadaś, Barbara, Thiem, Anna, Sułek   +3 more
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Fungistatic, Bacteriostatic, and Amebicidal Studies on the Isomeric Normal Nonynoic Acids

Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (Scientific ed.), 1956
Abstract The position of unsaturation in the isomeric normal nonynoic acids was shown to have some bearing on fungistatic activity. There is reasonable agreement with the fungistatic activity of the isomeric normal octynoic acids. In general, the nonynoic acids have higher fungistatic properties than the octynoic acids, but neither are comparable to ...
E S, HUDAK, B D, MERCER, J H, WOTIZ
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Amebicidal Effects of Fumagillin In Vivo; Preliminary Communication

Gastroenterology, 1954
R, HERNANDEZ DE LA PORTILLA, E, BECERRA, J, RUILOBA   +2 more
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Amebicidal drugs. I. Chlorophenoxamide an amebicide for chemotherapy and chemoprophylaxis.

Antibiotics & chemotherapy (Northfield, Ill.), 1998
I, DE CARNERI, G, COPPI, L, ALMIRANTE, W, LOGEMANN   +3 more
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