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Fluoride Excretion With Sodium Fluoride-Vitamin Tablets
Journal of Dental Research, 1968Studies were conducted with children who ingested a supplemental fluoride-vitamin preparation, and the pattern of fluoride excretion during a three-year period was investigated. The rate of excretion was greater than the control level throughout a 24-hour period, although the greatest rate of excretion occurred within the first two hours.
D K, Hennon, G K, Stookey, J C, Muhler
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1997
Publisher Summary This chapter presents the room-temperature values of the refractive index n and the extinction coefficient k for sodium fluoride (NaF). The chapter discusses the data available in the literature regarding the optical properties of this material and reviews the values of n and k obtained by interpreting spectral dependences of the ...
I OHLIDAL, K NAVRATIL
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Publisher Summary This chapter presents the room-temperature values of the refractive index n and the extinction coefficient k for sodium fluoride (NaF). The chapter discusses the data available in the literature regarding the optical properties of this material and reviews the values of n and k obtained by interpreting spectral dependences of the ...
I OHLIDAL, K NAVRATIL
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1969
To the Editor .—After having read several articles on the effects of sodium fluoride on otosclerotic bone, the most recent being in the Journal of the American Medical Association ( 208 :969-973 [June 10] 1968), I was wondering if you would recommend its use in an individual with severely advanced otosclerosis (surgically proven) accompanied by severe ...
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To the Editor .—After having read several articles on the effects of sodium fluoride on otosclerotic bone, the most recent being in the Journal of the American Medical Association ( 208 :969-973 [June 10] 1968), I was wondering if you would recommend its use in an individual with severely advanced otosclerosis (surgically proven) accompanied by severe ...
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1966
No consistent effect has been noted as yet. No other side effects could be attributed to the drug. In a few cases skeletal radiologic survey has been done and repeated following the medication. In no case has an increased density of bone been observed, such as has been described in chronic fluorosis. These 10 mg tablets are specially prepared for me
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No consistent effect has been noted as yet. No other side effects could be attributed to the drug. In a few cases skeletal radiologic survey has been done and repeated following the medication. In no case has an increased density of bone been observed, such as has been described in chronic fluorosis. These 10 mg tablets are specially prepared for me
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Sodium Fluoride Therapy for Otosclerosis
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1991To the Editor .—It is somewhat intriguing to read a letter to the editor in one journal complaining about an article printed in another publication. Yet that is what George E. Shambaugh, Jr, has done in writing his letter in the October 1990 issue of theArchivesconcerning his continued use of sodium fluoride therapy for otosclerosis as a rebuttal to a ...
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The Sodium Fluoride 'Catch-22'
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1982To the Editor. —In the June 1977Archives(103:313), an editorial by James A. Donaldson, MD, entitled "Sodium Fluoride and Cochlear Otospongiosis" stated that: "Before sodium fluoride can be approved by the FDA [Food and Drug Administration] for the treatment of cochlear otospongiosis, substantial evidence of safety and effectiveness must be presented to
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Sodium Fluoride and Cochlear Otospongiosis
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1977Thirteen years ago, Shambaugh proposed the use of sodium fluoride to promote recalcification and to reduce the activity of otospongiotic bone. 1 Since that time, it has been tested by a number of investigators. The use of sodium fluoride in the treatment of cochlear otospongiosis is even mentioned in a recent otolaryngology textbook 2 for ...
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Sodium Fluoride for Meniere's Disease?
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1980To the Editor.—Sodium fluoride is now being given to patients for the treatment of vertigo, for sensorineural hearing losses, and for tinnitus. In other words, it is being suggested as a logical and rational treatment for those patients with the classic symptoms of Meniere's disease.
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