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Effect of mental stress on the fibrinolytic reactivity to exercise.

1967; BMJ; Volume: 2; Issue: 5551 Linguagem: Inglês

10.1136/bmj.2.5551.545

0959-8138

J. D. Cash, A. G. E. Allan,

Blood properties and coagulation

Gentamicin-Pines et al. mm= 545Colistin by combined intramuscular and aerosol treatment failed completely in all patients.The patients treated success- fully by Halliday (1967) appear to have had acute illnesses which were not, as in ours, superimposed upon chronic infec- tions.Our results confirm previous impressions (Pines et al., 1963) that colistin has little or no place in the treatment of purulent exacerbations of chronic bronchitis. SummaryThirty-six trials of gentamicin were made in 23 patients suffering from chronic purulent bronchial infections.Pseudo- monas pyocyanea and Klebsiella pneumoniae had been repeatedly isolated in profuse growth.The routes were intramuscular alone in medium and high doses, inhalation alone, and both combined.In only seven (19%) did the treatment succeed.Transient toxic effects were noted in only four patients with blood levels of 1O lig.or more and in a fifth patient given high doses, where levels were not measured.Colistin in high doses was given by intramuscular injection and inhalation together to 17 patients; none benefited.