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Keywords: SEP

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Keywords: ASPIRIN/NEW-YORK/PREVENTION/RANDOMIZED TRIAL/THROMBOEMBOLIC STROKE/TICLOPIDINE

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Abstract: Echocardiographic measurement of left ventricular mass has provided a way of evaluating the undesirable effects of high blood pressure on the heart in the same way as for obesity, excess salt intake and blood hyperviscosity. Recently, the left ventricular mass was shown to correlate (r = 0.81) with the hemodynamic stimuli of blood pressure, stroke volume and left ventricular contractility. Prospective trials at Cornell and Framingham indicate that left ventricular mass is a powerful predictive factor of the risk of complications in hypertension. In the first of these trials, we demonstrated in a 5 year follow-up study of 140 men with uncomplicated hypertension that the incidence of death, myocardial infraction or angina requiring myocardial revascularisation, was four times greater in patients with increased left ventricular mass and that this association was independant of the blood pressure levels. Then, in a 10 year follow-up study of hypertensive patients of both sexes, we established that the left ventricular mass was the most powerful predictive factor of mortality and morbidity and that this was so marked (15 % death rate in subjects with LVH vs 1 % in subjects with normal left ventricular mass-p < 0.00001 -, cardiovascular accidents in 26 % of subjects with LVH compared with 12 % in subjects with normal left ventricular mass - p < 0.0001) that only left ventricular mass and age were independant predictive factors of morbid events in multiple variable analysis. In the Framingham study, the frequency of coronary events in a 4 year follow-up period of healthy subjects from the original cohort (average age 69 years) was significantly related to the left ventricular mass and independant of other risk factors. This relationship was even more striking in hypertensive subjects whose 4 year incidence of morbid events was much greater in the 25 % with the highest left ventricular mass than in the 25 % with the lowest left ventricular mass in both sexes (men: 20 % vs 3 %; women: 11 % vs 2 %). More recently, it has been shown that left ventricular mass also allows prediction of the risk of death, independantly of the classical risk factors in middle age subjects as in the more elderly Framingham population. Therefore, the left ventricular mass allows an assessment of the undesirable effects of hypertension and other stimuli on the heart and provides a means of evaluating the prognosis in hypertension. The left ventricular mass would seem to be a better way of predicting the complications of hypertension than the blood presure or the other risk factors

Keywords: ARCH/ARRHYTHMIAS/BLOOD- PRESSURE/CORONARY-OCCLUSION/DOGS/ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC ASSESSMENT/HYPERTROPHY/PREVALENCE/RISK

Osugi, S., Shimamura, K. and Sunano, S. (1990), Decreased Modulation by Endothelium of Noradrenaline-Induced Contractions in Aorta from Stroke-Prone Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats. Archives Internationales de Pharmacodynamie et de Therapie, 305 86-99

Keywords: ARCH

Shapiro, P.E. and Braun, C.W. (1987), Unilateral Pruritus After A Stroke. Archives of Dermatology, 123 (11), 1527-1530

Ghose, K. and Sandle, L. (1985), Serum Creatine-Kinase Activity in the Elderly Following A Stroke. Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics, 4 (2), 163-167

Nagaoka, A., Kakihana, M. and Fujiwara, K. (1989), Effects of Idebenone on Neurological Deficits Following Cerebrovascular Lesions in Stroke-Prone Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats. Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics, 8 (3), 203-212

Suno, M., Shibota, M. and Nagaoka, A. (1989), Effects of Idebenone on Lipid-Peroxidation and Hemolysis in Erythrocytes of Stroke-Prone Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats. Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics, 8 (3), 307-311

Lustyik, G., Szallasi, Z., Casoli, T. and Zsnagy, I. (1990), Effects of Idebenone on the Intracellular Water and Dry Mass Content As Well As of the Intracellular Monovalent Ion Concentrations of Brain Cortical-Cells of Shrsp Rats As Revealed by X-Ray-Microanalysis. Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics, 11 (3), 267-276.

Abstract: The cerebral cortex of ten male SHRsp rats kept in conventional housing conditions were studied. Starting from the age of 3 months, five animals received placebo (5% gum arabic solution) and five other rats received 50 mg/kg idebenone suspended in the gum arabic, through a gastric tube for 4 weeks (except Sundays). During the last 2 weeks of treatment, 0.9% NaCl was added to the drinking water. Several completely untreated SHRsp rats of various ages were also involved in these studies. Blood pressure was measured weekly on the tail by means of an appropriate instrument. Serious hypertension was observed already by the end of the second week of treatment, displaying values of 250-260 mm Hg, and increased further by about 20 mm Hg during the last 2 weeks of treatment. Intracellular water, dry mass and monovalent electrolyte concentrations were measured by means of a bulk specimen X-ray microanalytic method. The brain cells contained 77 +/- 1% water and 23% dry mass by weight in both placebo and verum-treated groups. The intracellular Na+ content of all the male SHRsp rats was found to be significantly higher (180-200%) in the brain cells, whereas K+ content increased only moderately, when expressed as percent of the intracellular dry mass. Idebenone treatment, however, lowered the intracellular Na+ content of the brain cells to a significant extent (about 20%), i.e., it improved the Na+ tolerance of the SHRsp rats, but did not alter the blood pressure

Keywords: ARCH/BLOOD PRESSURE/BULK SPECIMEN X-RAY MICROANALYSIS/BULK SPECIMENS/HYPERTENSION (RAT)/IDEBENONE/INTRACELLULAR DRY MASS/INTRACELLULAR MONOVALENT ELECTROLYTE CONCENTRATIONS/INTRACELLULAR WATER/K+/LESIONS/LIVER/SHRSP RATS/SPONTANEOUSLY HYPERTENSIVE RATS/STROKE

Ladurner, G., Schimke, H., Wranek, U. and Klimesch, W. (1990), The Value of P300 in the Diagnosis of Cognitive Impairment in Stroke. Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics, 10 (1), 1-8

Keywords: ARCH

Lustyik, G., Nagy, K., Szallasi, Z. and Zsnagy, I. (1990), The Effect of Idebenone on the Total Content and Solubility Characteristics of Proteins and Osmometric Behavior of the Intracellular Mass in Brain of Cfy and Shrsp Rats. Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics, 11 (3), 277-284.

Abstract: Female CFY rats (21 months old) and male spontaneously hypertensive, stroke-prone (SHRsp) rats (3 months old), in conventional housing conditions, received placebo (5% gum arabic solution) or 50 mg/kg bw/day idebenone suspended in 5% gum arabic, through a gastric tube for 5 weeks; then their brains were elaborated as follows: (1) Total proteins as well as water-soluble and water-insoluble proteins (WSP and WIP, respectively) were separated from the brain homogenate by centrifugation at 500 x g. The WIP fractions were tested also in vitro by heat denaturation at 64-degrees-C (10 min) and by 3 M urea treatment. In the placebo group of CFY rats the total protein content was 113.9 mg per g fresh weight. WIP amounted to 27.2% of the total proteins. Idebenone-treatment did not alter the protein composition in these old rats. In the SHRsp rats the total protein content of the brain cortex was almost identical with that of the normal, Wistar-derived CFY rats of much more advanced age (about 2 years). The idebenone- treatment did not alter the protein content of the brain cortex, although the WIP content and the heat-resistant fraction of it increased significantly in this strain. (2) The osmotic potential of brain tissue was determined by measuring swelling or shrinkage velocities in Ringer solution, the osmotic concentration of which was rendered hypo- or hyperosmotic by dilution or addition of polyethylene glycol (PEG 6000), respectively. Idebenone treatment exerted no effect on the osmometric properties of the brain tissue in either the normal old or the SHRsp rats

Keywords: ARCH/CFY RATS/HEAT DENATURATION/IDEBENONE/LIVER/MEMBRANE HYPOTHESIS/OSMOTIC POTENTIAL OF BRAIN TISSUE/SPONTANEOUSLY HYPERTENSIVE/STROKE-PRONE (SHRSP) RATS/WATER/WATER-INSOLUBLE PROTEINS/WATER-SOLUBLE PROTEINS/X-RAY-MICROANALYSIS

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Shinar, D., Gross, C.R., Mohr, J.P., Caplan, L.R., Price, T.R., Wolf, P.A., Hier, D.B., Kase, C.S., Fishman, I.G., Wolf, C.L. and Kunitz, S.C. (1985), Interobserver Variability in the Assessment of Neurologic History and Examination in the Stroke Data-Bank. Archives of Neurology, 42 (6), 557-565

Candelise, L., Landi, G., Orazio, E.N. and Boccardi, E. (1985), Prognostic-Significance of Hyperglycemia in Acute Stroke. Archives of Neurology, 42 (7), 661-663

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Ramirezlassepas, M., Quinones, M.R. and Nino, H.H. (1986), Treatment of Acute Ischemic Stroke - Open Trial with Continuous Intravenous Heparinization. Archives of Neurology, 43 (4), 386-390

Vaagenes, P., Urdal, P., Melvoll, R. and Valnes, K. (1986), Enzyme Level Changes in the Cerebrospinal-Fluid of Patients with Acute Stroke. Archives of Neurology, 43 (4), 357-362

Gross, C.R., Shinar, D., Mohr, J.P., Hier, D.B., Caplan, L.R., Price, T.R., Wolf, P.A., Kase, C.S., Fishman, I.G., Calingo, S. and Kunitz, S.C. (1986), Interobserver Agreement in the Diagnosis of Stroke Type. Archives of Neurology, 43 (9), 893-898

Coslett, H.B. and Heilman, K.M. (1986), Male Sexual Function - Impairment After Right-Hemisphere Stroke. Archives of Neurology, 43 (10), 1036-1039

Schoenberg, B.S., Anderson, D.W. and Haerer, A.F. (1986), Racial Differentials in the Prevalence of Stroke - Copiah County, Mississippi. Archives of Neurology, 43 (6), 565-568

Starkey, I. and Warlow, C. (1986), The Secondary Prevention of Stroke in Patients with Atrial- Fibrillation. Archives of Neurology, 43 (1), 66-68

Adams, H.P., Dawson, G., Coffman, T.J. and Corry, R.J. (1986), Stroke in Renal-Transplant Recipients. Archives of Neurology, 43 (2), 113-115

Sherman, D.G., Hart, R.G. and Easton, J.D. (1986), The Secondary Prevention of Stroke in Patients with Atrial- Fibrillation. Archives of Neurology, 43 (1), 68-70

Reding, M.J., Orto, L.A., Winter, S.W., Fortuna, I.M., Diponte, P. and Mcdowell, F.H. (1986), Antidepressant Therapy After Stroke - A Double-Blind Trial. Archives of Neurology, 43 (8), 763-765

Heinemann, A.W., Roth, E.J., Cichowski, K. and Betts, H.B. (1987), Multivariate-Analysis of Improvement and Outcome Following Stroke Rehabilitation. Archives of Neurology, 44 (11), 1167-1172

Meyer, J.S., Rogers, R.L., Mortel, K.F. and Judd, B.W. (1987), Hyperlipidemia Is A Risk Factor for Decreased Cerebral Perfusion and Stroke. Archives of Neurology, 44 (4), 418-422

Papanicolaou, A.C., Moore, B.D., Levin, H.S. and Eisenberg, H.M. (1987), Evoked-Potential Correlates of Right-Hemisphere Involvement in Language Recovery Following Stroke. Archives of Neurology, 44 (5), 521-524

Shinar, D., Gross, C.R., Hier, D.B., Caplan, L.R., Mohr, J.P., Price, T.R., Wolf, P.A., Kase, C.S., Fishman, I.G., Barwick, J.A. and Kunitz, S.C. (1987), Interobserver Reliability in the Interpretation of Computed Tomographic Scans of Stroke Patients. Archives of Neurology, 44 (2), 149-155

Ramirezlassepas, M., Cipolle, R.J., Bjork, R.J., Kowitz, J., Snyder, B.D., Weber, J.C. and Stein, S.D. (1987), Can Embolic Stroke be Diagnosed on the Basis of Neurologic Clinical-Criteria. Archives of Neurology,