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New England Journal of Medicine, 1955
THE use of detergents in the liquefaction of thick mucoid and purulent exudates in the alveoli and bronchial tree was not practical until recent years, owing to the fact that no surfactant with appropriate properties was known. Agents that lower surface tension had long been used in suppurating wounds and body cavities.
M L, Tainter, F C, Nachod, J G, Bird
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THE use of detergents in the liquefaction of thick mucoid and purulent exudates in the alveoli and bronchial tree was not practical until recent years, owing to the fact that no surfactant with appropriate properties was known. Agents that lower surface tension had long been used in suppurating wounds and body cavities.
M L, Tainter, F C, Nachod, J G, Bird
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The Journal of Pediatrics, 1952
Summary The blood sera from sixty-four parents and sixty-seven siblings of rheumatic fever subjects and seventy-one normal individuals were analyzed for their concentration of nonspecific hyaluronidase inhibitor. Forty-three parents and siblings (33 per cent) had values below 15 per cent inhibition of hyaluronidase, whereas only seven normal ...
Forrest H. Adams +3 more
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Summary The blood sera from sixty-four parents and sixty-seven siblings of rheumatic fever subjects and seventy-one normal individuals were analyzed for their concentration of nonspecific hyaluronidase inhibitor. Forty-three parents and siblings (33 per cent) had values below 15 per cent inhibition of hyaluronidase, whereas only seven normal ...
Forrest H. Adams +3 more
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Summary of the National Mucolytic Study
Chest, 1990The study was designed to assess the safety and efficacy of orally-administered iodinated glycerol (Organidin) in the management of patients with stable, chronic obstructive bronchitis, who complained of cough and difficulty in raising sputum, and who would be candidates for mucolytic-expectorant ...
E J, Morgan, T L, Petty
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Mucolytics: When dispensable, when necessary?
Lung, 1990Many patients with chest disease have difficulty in clearing their chests of sputum. A variety of substances have been used in an attempt to help them. Mucolytic drugs can alter the rheological properties of mucus by acting directly on the secretions or by modifying the metabolic activity of the mucus secreting cells.
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Mucolytic Effects ofHelicobacter pylori
Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 1991The mechanisms associated with colonization of human gastroduodenal mucosa by Helicobacter pylori remain unclear. To colonize gastric-type epithelium H. pylori must enter the gastric lumen, resist damage by all bactericidal factors operating within the acidic gastric milieu, penetrate the mucus gel despite highly viscous and hydrophobic properties of ...
J, Sarosiek +6 more
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Mucolytic and Mucokinetic Therapy
Pulmonary Pharmacology, 1996P J, Wills, P J, Cole
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