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3. Enteropatía pierdeproteínas secundaria a cirugía cardiaca

Author

Gracia Romero, Jesús, Beltrán García, S., Manero Oteiza, A., Pastor Mourón, I., Salazar González, J.J., Gracia Romero, Jesús, Beltrán García, S., Manero Oteiza, A., Pastor Mourón, I., and Salazar González, J.J.

Published
2009

4. Distrofia simpático refleja.A propósito de dos casos

Author

García Íñiguez, J.P., Domínguez Cajal, M., Montejo Gañán, I., Beltrán García, S., Fernández Vallejo, M. Beatriz, Domínguez Cunchillos, M., Pastor Mourón, I., García Íñiguez, J.P., Domínguez Cajal, M., Montejo Gañán, I., Beltrán García, S., Fernández Vallejo, M. Beatriz, Domínguez Cunchillos, M., and Pastor Mourón, I.

Abstract

Reflex sympathic dystrophy or Sudeck ́s disease is a neurological disease, debilitating and cronic that produces a cronic paindisorder, it is thought like a sympathic nervous system disfunction with an anormal activation of the same, vasoactive disor-ders and cronic pain in traumatic areas.We present two child controled in our service, those were diagnosed of this diseaseby clinic, evolution and treatment., La distrofia simpático refleja o enfermedad de Sudeck es una enfermedad neurológica, debilitante y crónica que produceun trastorno de dolor crónico,el cual se cree es debido a una disfunción del sistema nervioso simpático por la cual quedaanormalmente activado produciendo trastornos vasomotores que perpetúan el dolor en regiones que han sufrido trau-matismos.Presentamos dos niños estudiados en nuestro servicio, que debido a la clínica, evolución y tratamiento se etiquetaron dedicha enfermedad

Published
2008

5. Melanosis neurocutánea

Author

Giménez López, V., Salvatierra Arrondo, M., Lafuente Hidalgo, Miguel, Pérez Delgado, R., Pastor Mourón, I., Muñoz Mellado, A., Carboné Bañeres, Ana, Calvo Escribano, Carlota, Peña Segura, José Luis, López Pisón, Javier, Giménez López, V., Salvatierra Arrondo, M., Lafuente Hidalgo, Miguel, Pérez Delgado, R., Pastor Mourón, I., Muñoz Mellado, A., Carboné Bañeres, Ana, Calvo Escribano, Carlota, Peña Segura, José Luis, and López Pisón, Javier

Published
2008

6. Petrositis apical tras otitis media: síndrome de Gradenigo

Author

Velasco Manrique, Marta Vega, Sanz de Miguel, M.P., Pastor Mourón, I., Cañete Celestino, Esther, Remírez, J, Aznar Facerías, E., Velasco Manrique, Marta Vega, Sanz de Miguel, M.P., Pastor Mourón, I., Cañete Celestino, Esther, Remírez, J, and Aznar Facerías, E.

Published
2008

9. Actualización del protocolo de púrpura de Schönlein-Henoch

Author

Zandueta Pascual, Laura, Ruiz del Olmo Izuzquiza, Ignacio, Campos Calleja, C., García Jiménez, María Concepción, Justa Roldán, M.Luisa, Pastor Mourón, I., Zandueta Pascual, Laura, Ruiz del Olmo Izuzquiza, Ignacio, Campos Calleja, C., García Jiménez, María Concepción, Justa Roldán, M.Luisa, and Pastor Mourón, I.

Published
2007

10. Bultoma cérvico-escapular

Author

Duplá Arenaz, M., primary, Torres Claveras, S., additional, Fernández Vallejo, B., additional, Suso Fernández, M., additional, and Pastor Mourón, I., additional

Published
2006
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13. [Pain and tumefaction of proximal tibial tuberosity].

Author

Martínez Moral M, Rite Gracia S, Martínez Laborda S, Tabuenca Guitart Y, Bregante Baquero J, and Pastor Mourón I

Subjects
Bone Diseases diagnosis, Child, Humans, Male, Pain etiology, Abscess diagnosis, Staphylococcal Infections diagnosis, Tibia
Published
2000

15. [Treatment of gastroenteritis dehydration with a gluco-electrolytic solution given orally in a hospital milieu].

Author

Baldellou Vázquez A, Pastor Mourón I, Ruiz-Echarri Zalaya MP, and Fuertes Fernández-Espinar J

Subjects
Acid-Base Equilibrium, Administration, Oral, Child, Preschool, Humans, Infant, Dehydration therapy, Diarrhea, Infantile therapy, Electrolytes therapeutic use, Glucose administration & dosage, Glucose Solution, Hypertonic administration & dosage
Abstract

We analyze the therapeutical value of an oral glucoelectrolytic solution when treating 132 hospitalized patients ranging from 1 to 36 months of age, with acute diarrhea and/or dehydration. These children were offered ad libitum a solution containing: Na 50 mEq/l, K 30 mEq/l, CO3H 24 mMol/l, glucose 111 mMol/l, and saccharose 55 mMol/l, with an osmolarity of 300 mOsm/1. We observed a simultaneous clinical recovery and normalization of the hydroelectrolytic disturbances (p less than 0.05). Furthermore the differences in the ingested quantities by dehydrated and well hydrated children (p less than 0.05), or as expressed in ml/kg/hour during the first six hours compared with the following hours in the whole group (p less than 0.05), demonstrate a physiological recovers of the patient. We conclude that the use of these solutions should have priority over other treatment even in hospitalized patients.

Published
1984

16. [Height alterations and calcium metabolism after prolongated phenobarbital treatment (author's transl)].

Author

Baldellou Vázquez A, Gomá Brufau A, Vargas Torcal F, Pastor Mourón I, Ros Mar L, and Ferrández Longás A

Subjects
Alkaline Phosphatase metabolism, Bone Development drug effects, Growth drug effects, Growth Disorders metabolism, Humans, Infant, Phenobarbital metabolism, Phenobarbital pharmacology, Phenobarbital therapeutic use, Phosphorus metabolism, Seizures, Febrile drug therapy, Seizures, Febrile metabolism, Vitamin D metabolism, Calcium metabolism, Growth Disorders chemically induced, Phenobarbital adverse effects
Abstract

In order to know if small children subjected to a long-term treatment with phenobarbital can suffer some alterations in their lineal growth or in their osseous maturity in the same way as those showed by epileptical mother's sons, 85 patients between six months and three years old, who had suffered fit convulsions during a fever process, 20 of them subjected to antithermic treatment, and the 65 left who received a phenobarbital treatment in doses of 5 mg./kg./day have been controlled. In each child, at the beginning of the control and after 12 months, their height, diaphysial diameter and cortical thickness of the metacarpal bones, and bone age is valued. At the same time a calcium, phosphorous and phosphatase-alcaline control was done. The group who had received anti-convulsivants drugs, showed a significant decrease in their lineal growth and in calcium concentration in blood. The control group didn't present any significant variation in any of the controls performed.

Published
1977

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