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Item 2-hydroxy-isonicotinic acid--an intermediate in metabolism of isonicotinic acid hydrazide & isonicotinic acid by Sarcina.(1978-12-01) Gupta, R C; Shukla, O PItem The accident problem in comprehensive health care.(1971-10-01) Gupta, R CItem Acute acetaminophen hypersensitivity in infancy.(1979-12-01) Sharma, D B; Lahori, U C; Gupta, R CItem Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia presenting as breast mass.(1992-05-01) Jain, A K; Gupta, R C; Bhardwaj, B; Leelani, NA 14 year old girl presented with bilateral symmetrical involvement of the breast with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL). Treatment with combined therapy of adriamycin, vincristine and prednisolone produced a remission in the leukaemia with complete resolution of the breast mass.Item Arthritis in inherited disorders.(1973-09-01) Gupta, R CItem Assessment of conservative and operative methods of treatment for vertebral tuberculosis.(1976-11-01) Gupta, R C; Singh, N KItem Benzyl penicillin.(1990-03-01) Gupta, R CItem Betamethasone therapy in acute cerebrovascular accidents.(1978-07-01) Gupta, R C; Bhatnagar, H N; Gambhir, M S; Shah, D RItem Bronchogenic carcinoma in the young adults, below the age of 35 yrs.(1984-01-01) Gupta, R C; Behera, D; Malik, S KItem Central muscle relaxant activity of delta 3-chromene-3-carboxamide (compound 69/20).(1981-11-01) Patnaik, G K; Prasad, C R; Gupta, R C; Anand, N; Dhawan, B NItem Central nervous system stimulant activity of n-(delta 3-chromene-3-carbonyl)-4 iminopyridine (compound 69/224).(1981-11-01) Prasad, C R; Patnaik, G K; Gupta, R C; Anand, N; Dhawan, B NItem Chronic granulocytic leukaemia--a study of 177 cases.(1979-06-01) Bhaduri, S; Gupta, R C; Chawla, S P; Mangalik, AItem Clinical experience with flexible fiberoptic bronchoscopy.(1983-10-01) Malik, S K; Jindal, S K; Behera, D; Gupta, R CItem Clinical profile and outcome of stroke in relation to glycaemic status of patients.(2004-03-12) Kyadav, Kaushal; Chaudhary, H R; Gupta, R C; Jain, Rajesh; Yadav, Shekhar Raj; Sharma, Sanjeev; Meena, RameshThe present study was undertaken in 50 patients of acute stroke to assess the role of glycaemic status on clinical profile and outcome of stroke. Subjects were divided into two groups: Group 1--Comprising of 25 patients of acute ischaemic stroke; Group 2--Comprising of 25 patients of acute haemorrhagic stroke. Each group was subdivided into euglycaemics, stress hyperglycaemics, newly diagnosed diabetics and known diabetics subgroups (stress hyperglycaemics, newly diagnosed diabetics and known diabetics together were called hyperglycaemics). Hyperglycaemics of both the groups had larger sized stroke. Neurological assessment done at day 1 and day 10 by Gillory's scoring system showed statistically significant improvement (P < 0.01) in all neurological functions in the euglycaemic subgroup in both the groups while in the hyperglycaemic subgroup improvement in higher mental function and motor function was insignificant (P > 0.05). There was statistically significant mortality (P < 0.05) (up to 10th day) with the hyperglycaemic subgroup in both the groups as compared to the euglycaemic subgroup.Item A comparative study of bronchodilator actions of ipratropium bromide (atrovent) & salbutamol (ventolin) on exercise induced bronchial asthma.(1992-08-01) Singh, J P; Singh, R; Gupta, R C; Bharadwaja, BThe bronchodilator actions of salbutamol and ipratropium bromide were compared in 30 established cases of bronchial asthma, before and after exercise. It was noticed that after exercise (brisk walk for 3 min.) the PFT values of FVC, PEFR and FEV-1, decreased remarkably from the basal values, the mean fall of 17.91%, 10.68% & 14.8% respectively was noticed. Salbutamol showed improvement in FVC, PEFR, FEV-1, of 20.86%, 15.96% & 17.98% respectively from basal values, while Ipratropium bromide showed improvement by 18.31%, 13.01% & 20.90% respectively. It was also noted that salbutamol is a better drug amongst smokers, patients with family history of bronchial asthma, and in younger age groups. Ipratropium bromide was better in elderly patients (> 40 yrs.) and in those with eosinophillia.Item A comparative study of urinary oestrogens in the cancer of breast and prostate.(1974-06-01) Kaul, P; Prasad, G C; Gupta, R C; Udupa, K NItem Compensatory hyperparathyroidism following high fluoride ingestion - a clinico - biochemical correlation.(2001-02-27) Gupta, S K; Khan, T I; Gupta, R C; Gupta, A B; Gupta, K C; Jain, P; Gupta, AOBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effect of varying ingestion of drinking water containing high fluorides and its effect on serum parathyroid hormone. DESIGN: Cross sectional clinical study. SETTING: S.M.S. Medical College, Jaipur. SUBJECT: 200 children were selected from four areas (50 from each area) consuming water containing 2.4, 4.6, 5.6 and 13.5 mg/l of fluoride. All children were in an age group of 6 to 12 years. METHODS: All children were graded for clinical, radiological and dental fluorosis and biochemical estimations were made for serum calcium, serum and urinary fluoride and serum parathyroid hormone. RESULTS: Serum calcium levels were well within normal range in the patients of all areas but an increase in serum parathyroid levels (S. PTH) was noted. The increased S. PTH was well correlated with increase in fluoride ingestion. The severity of clinical and skeletal fluorosis was observed to increase with increase in S. PTH concentration. CONCLUSIONS: High Fluoride ingestion has a definite relationship with increased parathyroid hormone secretion, which may be responsible for maintaining serum calcium levels and may have a role in toxic manifestations of fluorosis.Item Congenital hemihypertrophy in old age.(1982-09-01) Gupta, R C; Pandey, R M; Bhargava, S K; Bhargava, AItem Development of pleural effusion in patients during anti-tuberculous chemotherapy: analysis of twenty-nine cases with review of literature.(2000-07-23) Gupta, R C; Dixit, R; Purohit, S D; Saxena, ATwenty-nine cases of tuberculosis developing pleural effusion (PE) during antituberculous chemotherapy (ATT) were analysed for clinical presentation and management outcome. Sixteen (55%) patients had pulmonary tuberculosis alone while rest had associated or isolated extrapulmonary tuberculosis. Thirteen (44.8%) patients developed PE during the 5th-8th week of chemotherapy and nine (31%) during 9th-12th week. Eighteen (62%) patients were on either HRZE or HRE while five (17.2%) were on SHRZ regimen before developing PE. All cases had exudative PE. Pleural fluid centrifuge was smear positive for AFB in two (6.8%) cases and culture positive for Mycobacterium tuberculosis in four (13.7%) cases. Pleural biopsy sections were negative for either AFB or tuberculous histology in 15 out of the 24 biopsies done. Twenty-four (82.7%) patients showed good response on the same ATT without modification. Development of PE during successful ATT seems to be an extension of paradoxical events having an immunological basis, which does not necessarily require any modification in chemotherapy.Item Disaster planning for our hospitals.(1972-08-01) Gupta, R C