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EFFECTIVE DISCOGENIC PAIN RELIEF IN PATIENTS WITH PULSED RADIOFREQUENCY OF THE DORSAL ROOT GANGLIA DRG'S ; AUTHORS: D. K. Cope, M. Loomba, H. K. Dhadha, N. N. Rizk; AFFILIATION: University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA. INTRODUCTION: Past studies describing pulsed radiofrequency in the lumbar dorsal root ganglia to treat patients with radicular pain have not demonstrated significant long term benefits 1 ; . However the pulsed modality radiofrequency preferentially affects small pain fibers, such as the sinoverterbral nerve which innervates the dorsal lumbar discs, rather than large motor or sensory fibers implicated in radicular pain. Therefore we conducted this study in patients with degenerative lumbar disc disease in which the main pain pattern was non-radicular to determine the effects of pulsed radiofrequency at bilateral L2, L3 and L4 DRG's. METHODS: Six patients seen at our clinic from June 2002 through December 2002 were selected based on the following criteria: 1. Chronic low-back pain on weight bearing for at least six months, not attributable to radiculopathy or sacroilitis. 2. Unsuccessful physical therapy. 3. Unsuccessful series of either epidural or selective nerve injections. 4. Failed relief from NSAIDs and adjuvants. 5. Continued pain despite high opioid doses. Patients gave informed consent, were given IV sedation and MAC.Procedure was done sterilely in the prone position under fluoroscopic guidance. At the DRG's sensory and motor stimulation confirmed needle positioning. Pulsed RF for 42 c for 120 sec. RESULTS: Table I summarizes the results. Improvement in function at six mos. ranged from 50% improvement to 90%. Activity level improved with 3 6 requiring no ambulation assistance device. Opioid use decreased 4 6 ; and nonsteroidal and adjuvant medication use either remained stable 4 6 ; or decreased 2 6 ; . patient reported increased medication use. The only reported side effect was transient neuritis 1 6 ; that resolved in 15 days. Pain decreased for all patients Mean: baseline 7.5 10, post-procedure 5.0 10, one mo 2.0 10, four mo 2.2 10, six mo 3.0 10 ; but returned to baseline in one patient after six months. DISCUSSION: Discogenic low back pain is a very common condition with limited treatment options. Previously it was thought that the disc annulus was not innervated, but recent neuroanatomical studies have shown rich innervation by the sinovertebral nerves, branches of the lumbar ventral rami, the gray rami communicans and even the sympathetic chain. By pulsed RF at the DRG's we have shown improvement in pain scores, function in daily activities, ability to ambulate without assistant devises, opioid, NSAID and adjuvant medication requirement that this therapy can provide sustained relief at six months follow up with minimal risk or side effects. These patients had failed physical therapy, other neuroaxial injections, medical management, and even sustained opioid therapy. We have demonstrated a safe and efficacious procedure to treat disc pain and are currently collecting outcome data on a much larger patient population to see if indeed this is a therapy that offers significant patient benefit. REFERENCES: 1. The Lancet, 361, 2003 and glucovance.
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34. Rathbone, D. A., P. J. Holt, C. R. Lowe, and N. C. Bruce. 1997. Molecular analysis of the Rhodococcus sp. strain H1 her gene and characterization of its product, a heroin esterase, expressed in Escherichia coli. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 63: 20622066. 35. Rees, H. C., S. Grant, B. Jones, W. D. Grant, and S. Heaphy. 2003. Detecting cellulase and esterase enzyme activities encoded by novel genes present in environmental DNA libraries. Extremophiles 7: 415421. 36. Rhazi, N., M. Galleni, M. I. Page, and J. M. Frere. 1999. Peptidase activity of beta-lactamases. Biochem. J. 341: 409413. 37. Rhee, J. K., D. G. Ahn, Y. G. Kim, and J. W. Oh. 2005. New thermophilic and thermostable esterase with sequence similarity to the hormone-sensitive lipase family, cloned from a metagenomic library. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 71: 817825. 38. Richardson, T. H., X. Tan, G. Frey, W. Callen, M. Cabell, D. Lam, J. Macomber, J. M. Short, D. E. Robertson, and C. Miller. 2002. A novel, high performance enzyme for starch liquification. J. Biol. Chem. 277: 2650126507. 39. Rondon, M. R., P. R. August, A. D. Bettermann, S. F. Brady, T. H. Grossman, M. R. Liles, K. A. Loiacono, B. A. Lynch, I. A. MacNeil, C. Minor, C. L. Tiong, M. Gilman, M. S. Osburne, J. Clardy, J. Handelsman, and R. M. Goodman. 2000. Cloning the soil metagenome: a strategy for accessing the genetic and functional diversity of uncultured microorganisms. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 66: 25412547. 40. Schmeisser, C., C. Stockigt, C. Raasch, J. Wingender, K. N. Timmis, D. F. Wenderoth, H.-C. Flemming, H. Liesegang, R. A. Schmitz, K.-E. Jaeger, and W. R. Streit. 2003. Metagenome survey of biofilms in drinking-water networks. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 69: 72987309. 41. Schmidt, T. M., E. F. DeLong, and N. R. Pace. 1991. Analysis of a marine. The tablets are available in bottles of 100 and 25 store at controlled room temperature, between 20° and 25° c 68° and 77° f ; see usp and itraconazole. Treatment of Whole Sputum From Patients With CF Trx has been shown to have potent mucolytic effects in vitro 26 ; . In vitro treatment of whole sputum with the mucolytic DNase has been shown to increase elastolytic activity 4 ; . To investigate the possibility that Trx or other dithiol agents may show a similar effect, we incubated whole mucus from CF patients for 20 min with 2.7 M DNase, 100 M p-rhTrx, rhTrx system 10 M rhTrx 0.1 M raTR ; with 100 M or 2 NADPH, 2 mM DHLA, or 2 mM DTT. The sol phase was then collected by centrifugation. The concentration of DNase selected was equivalent to that in the medication Pulmozyme. Based on oscillation rheometry, where G * is the mechanical impedance or vector sum of viscosity and elasticity, the concentrations of DNase and p-rhTrx tested yielded similar mucolysis 100 M p-rhTrx: log G * 0.70, SD 0.15; 2.7 M DNase: log G * 0.61, SD 0.37; n 4 ; . DNase and p-rhTrx showed significant increases in sol elastase activity relative multiples of increase in elastase activity vs. control: DNase: 2.9, CI: 1.8 4.6, P 0.0001; p-rhTrx: 1.6, CI: 1.31.9, P 0.0003 ; . The increase after DNase treatment was much more pronounced than after any dithiol, including p-rhTrx Fig. 7 ; . Sol collected from sputum treated with DNase had 2.6 times the elastase activity relative to p-rhTrx treated sputum Wilcoxon rank sum, P 0.006, n 10.

Information Gathered During Investigation continued The locum advised the Commissioner: "During my two weeks of working at the [.] surgery I had seen many children with a gastroenteric illness that was going around the town. The symptoms were diarrhoea and vomiting lasting for several days, stool samples grew nothing, and it seemed to be helped with a course of metronidazole [Flagyl]. I assumed from [the grandmother's] history that this was what was causing [the consumer's] symptoms. I can recall examining [the consumer], assuring myself that he wasn't dehydrated. I talked to [the consumer's grandmother] about the importance of fluids and offered to give her some gastrolyte but we decided that he was keeping enough fluids down and his urine output at that stage was fine. I sure that I would have also stressed to her, as I had to all the mothers of children with this particular illness, the importance of not letting him get dehydrated and that if he was getting worse or not taking fluids then he needed to be seen straight away. I prescribed some metronidazole [Flagyl] as it had helped other children who had a similar illness." The locum did not see the consumer again. She is currently working in another country. The consumer's grandparents advised the Commissioner that three days later their grandson was a little lethargic, irritable and was not taking his bottle or eating. He was in bed with his grandfather at approximately 7.308.00pm. The GP was on call that evening. When the consumer's grandmother telephoned the GP at 10.00pm that evening, she told him that the consumer had a fever and asked for general advice. The GP advised that "no rash was evident from specific enquiry". He suggested the consumer be given Pamol. The GP advised the Commissioner that there was no specific symptoms described, and the consumer's grandmother described the consumer as being "generally unwell". The GP said that he has a "low threshold for detecting concern in relation to patient's illnesses" and that, in this case, he did not detect a "high level of concern" from the consumer's grandmother. He indicated that, in a rural area, and in keeping with the time of year, there were many children with gastroenteric and flu-like illnesses. Continued on next page and kamagra. Location and intensity of abdominal pain flagyl may be a chipping.
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Use of flagyl metronidazole ; for trichomoniasis in pregnancy should be carefully evaluated because metronidazole crosses the placental barrier and its effects on the human fetal organogenesis are not known see above. Flagyl, well we know that antbx use can lead to this nasty, always keep in stock. By Janet Copeland and Maria MacNeil The liver transplant program in Halifax has always been an Atlantic Canadian program, caring for transplant recipients and families from the four Atlantic Provinces. Our first liver transplant took place here in 1985. Since that time there have more than 270 liver transplant surgeries done at this centre. Between 2001 and 2004, the surgical component of the liver transplant program moved to the London Health Sciences Centre, through a collaborative arrangement with the team there. Atlantic Canadians were listed on a separate waiting list in London, and organs that became available in Atlantic Canada were allocated to patients on that list. Patients traveled to London for a pre-transplant assessment, then returned for surgery and immediate post-transplant care. Throughout this time, teams in Halifax and London worked hard to make transplant care as seamless as possible for patients and families. This meant frequent contact to keep coordinators in London aware of the status of wait list patients, to facilitate travel arrangements, and to plan for transfer back to Halifax and their return home. Although patients received excellent care in London, it meant families had to go further from home, and made it more difficult for family and friends to support the recipients. The goal was always to provide liver transplantation in Atlantic Canada for Atlantic Canadians. This goal was again operationalized under the leadership of Dr. Bjorn Nashan, Director of the Multi Organ Transplant Program, and Dr. Kevork Peltekian, Medical Director of the.