Quantitative Determination of Plasma Phospholipids in Pregnant and Non‐pregnant Women, with Special Reference to Lysolecithin

Vikrot, Olle

doi:10.1111/j.0954-6820.1964.tb00592.x

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“…Free fatty acids (FFA) in serum were determined by a gas chromatographic method [18]. Total phospholipids (PL) in serum were determined according to Svanborg and Svennerholm [19] and individual PL according to Vikrot [20]. …”

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Early postoperative complications in patients with Crohn's disease given and not given preoperative total parenteral nutrition

Jacobson

2012

Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology

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ObjectiveThe effect of preoperative total parenteral nutrition (TPN) on the rate of early (within 30 days) postoperative complications in patients with moderate to severe Crohn's disease (CD) was examined.Material and methodsA series of 15 consecutive patients with CD (mean CD activity index score, 270) given preoperative TPN for 18–90 days (mean, 46 days) and undergoing bowel resection and primary anastomosis was compared with matching controls (105 patients) consecutively selected from all CD patients operated in Stockholm County during a preceding 20-year period without preoperative TPN.ResultsDuring the preoperative TPN, all the patients studied displayed clinical remission of CD as reflected in improvement in their general well-being, relief of abdominal pain, and abatement of fever and diarrhea. There was no significant early postoperative complication in the TPN-treated group, whereas there were 29 patients with early postoperative complications in the control group, which means a significantly higher rate of postoperative complications when preoperative TPN was not provided. During the preoperative TPN, some crucial variables increased such as the body weight, the serum concentrations of albumin and triiodothyronine reflecting improved nutritional state, whereas the serum concentration of haptoglobin and the white cell count decreased reflecting decreased inflammatory activity.ConclusionsThis study shows that preoperative TPN for at least 18 days may be recommended to be given to patients with moderate to severe CD until clinical remission is achieved in order to minimize the risk of early postoperative complications.

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Early postoperative complications in patients with Crohn's disease given and not given preoperative total parenteral nutrition

Jacobson

2012

Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology

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“…The plasma levels of cholesterol, triglycerides, and total and individual phospholipids were determined as described previously (12,13).…”

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The Effects of Some Ovulation Inhibitors on the Different Plasma Lipid Fractions

Brody

Kerstell

Nilsson

et al. 1968

Journal of Internal Medicine

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A comparison has been made of the effects of three different combined oral contraceptives (Ovulen, Anovlar, and Volidan) on the plasma levels of cholesterol, triglycerides, and total and individual phospholipids. The results indicate a difference in action between Anovlar on the one hand and of Ovulen and Volidan on the other. In three oophorectomized women the effects of one of the estrogenic and two of the progestogenic components of the combined preparations were studied separately. The drugs were given singly or in combinations and it was found that the two progestogens produced different effects as judged from the parameters studied. Norethisterone acetate influenced the plasma lipids in a direction opposite to that induced by the estrogen. These findings suggest that the overall effects on the plasma lipids induced by the various combined oral contraceptives reflect the competitional effects of the estrogenic and progestogenic components.

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“…The mean recovery of phosphorus applied to the plates was 90 per cent for both mothers and children. The mothers showed the changes typical of pregnancy (13,15). Thus all phospholipids were increased except lysolecithin which was decreased.…”

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“…Recently Graven et al (5) investigated several new-born children by quantitative paper chromatography and found values for lecithin and sphingomyelin well in agreement with those in the present study. Lysolecithin was found in a somewhat higher concentration perhaps because the authors used not plasma but serum, which gives higher values than plasma ( 15). Phosphatidylethanolamine was not measured.…”

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Plasma Phospholipid Levels and Distribution in Human Maternal Blood and in Blood from the Umbilical Cord

Cramér

Vikrot

1966

Journal of Internal Medicine

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Quantitative Determination of Plasma Phospholipids in Pregnant and Non‐pregnant Women, with Special Reference to Lysolecithin

Cited by 89 publications

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Early postoperative complications in patients with Crohn's disease given and not given preoperative total parenteral nutrition

Early postoperative complications in patients with Crohn's disease given and not given preoperative total parenteral nutrition

The Effects of Some Ovulation Inhibitors on the Different Plasma Lipid Fractions

Plasma Phospholipid Levels and Distribution in Human Maternal Blood and in Blood from the Umbilical Cord

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