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Use of ergonovine to identify esophageal spasm in patients with chest pain.

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We administered intravenous ergonovine maleate to 14 patients with chest pain resembling angina pectoris and to four healthy volunteers. Five of the patients experienced their typical chest pain after ergonovine, and manometric signs of esophageal spasm also developed. The remaining nine patients

Provocative ergonovine testing in patients without obstructive coronary disease.

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Ergonovine administration during coronary angiography is frequently used to rule out coronary spasm as a cause of chest pain. We performed this study to determine which electrocardiographic variables (other than ST segment elevation with pain) and which chest pain characteristics might be predictive

Ergonovine testing in a coronary care unit.

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This study describes the results of ergonovine testing in 100 consecutive patients who underwent this procedure in a coronary care unit. All patients had recently undergone coronary arteriography. A bolus injection of ergonovine was administered at 5 minute intervals in the following doses (mg):

Termination of early gestation with the anti-progestin steroid RU 486: medium versus low dose.

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RU 486 is a synthetic steroid which has antiprogesterone and antiglucocorticoid activity. In order to determine the optimal dosage of this drug to terminate early pregnancy, we treated 106 healthy women with normal pregnancies by real time ultrasound examination whose gestational duration was less

[Prinzmetal's angina initiated by interruption of exercise. 5 cases with normal coronary radiograms].

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Five male patients, aged between 31 and 58 years, presented with anginal chest pain with nausea and sweating after the interruption of exercise. Prinzmetal variant angina was observed during the recovery phase of exercise tolerance testing. Coronary arteriography and selective left ventricular

Safety of ergot stress echocardiography for non-invasive detection of coronary vasospasm.

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BACKGROUND The safety of ergonovine/ergometrine stress testing for coronary vasospasm when performed outside the cardiac catheterization laboratory (cath lab) has been questioned vigorously. OBJECTIVE To assess the tolerability and safety of ergonovine/ergometrine stress testing performed in the

Safety of ergotamine-ergic pharmacologic stress echocardiography for vasospasm testing in the echo lab: 14 year experience on 478 tests in 464 patients.

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BACKGROUND The safety of ergonovine/ergometrine stress testing for coronary vasospasm when performed outside the cath lab has vigorously been questioned. The aim of this study was to assess the value of ergonovine/ergometrine stress testing performed in the echo lab. METHODS We retrospectively

Abu Dhabi third stage trial: oxytocin versus Syntometrine in the active management of the third stage of labour.

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OBJECTIVE To compare the effect of oxytocin and Syntometrine when used as part of active management of third stage of labour on postpartum haemorrhage, hypertension, nausea/vomiting and retained placenta. METHODS A randomised double blind trial was conducted in the Obstetric Unit of Corniche

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