1961
DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1654537
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Über die Verwendung von Marcumar und Dicumarol bei der Langzeitbehandlung (Vergleichende Untersuchungen)

Abstract: ZusammenfassungEine alternierende Vergleichsprüfung bei Patienten, die einer Langdauerbehandlung mit Antikoagulantien unterzogen wurden, zeigte, daß sich die mit Marcumar behandelten Patienten leichter auf den optimalen Prothrombinwertbereich einstellen ließen als die mit Dicumarol behandelten Fälle. Bei den mit Dicumarol behandelten Kranken fanden sich in 13% Prothrombinwerte (bestimmt nach Owren) von > 30% oder <C 6%, während die entsprechende Vergleichszahl für Marcumar bei 7% lag. Im therapeutisch op… Show more

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“…Clearly there is quite close agreement between an earlier Norwegian study (Bjerkelund, 1957) and our own, while Borchgrevink's results are similar in direction but with levels of death and reinfarction rates which reflect the different outlook in the clinical groups included in his trial. Clausen et al (1961), whose data are not presented in a form compatible with these summary tables, reported a significant reduction in reinfarction rates and some lowering in mortality in patients under the age of 55 ; but this effect was apparent only in the first year of follow-up. There were also fewer thromboembolic complications in the group given anticoagulants.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…Clearly there is quite close agreement between an earlier Norwegian study (Bjerkelund, 1957) and our own, while Borchgrevink's results are similar in direction but with levels of death and reinfarction rates which reflect the different outlook in the clinical groups included in his trial. Clausen et al (1961), whose data are not presented in a form compatible with these summary tables, reported a significant reduction in reinfarction rates and some lowering in mortality in patients under the age of 55 ; but this effect was apparent only in the first year of follow-up. There were also fewer thromboembolic complications in the group given anticoagulants.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Since the publication of our interim report there have appeared further controlled studies of the use of anticoagulants in the care of patients after the acute phase of cardiac infarction (Borchgrevink, 1960;MacMillan et al, 1960;Clausen et al, 1961 ;Harvald et al, 1961Harvald et al, , 1962Aspenstrom, 1962). Borchgrevink's study and its sequel (Borchgrevink, 1962) were concerned mainly with patients suffering from angina, without evidence of previous infarction, but also included a small number of patients who had clearly suffered infarction.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%