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Oral supplementation of myoinositol: effects on peripheral nerve function in human diabetics and on the concentration in plasma, erythrocytes, urine and muscle tissue in human diabetics and normals *
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A double‐blind study to demonstrate a possible beneficial effect of this compound on subclinical diabetic neuropathy in young diabetics with short disease duration.
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[Uncharacteristic dyspepsia in general practice. A controlled trial with an antacid (Alminox)].
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[Absorption of digoxin following oral administration. A comparison of different preparations].
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Carbamazepine: A clinical biopharmaceutical study
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The particle size influenced the absorption rate of carbamazepine, without having a significant correlation with the frequency of side-effects, and the difference in the minimum plasma level of carbazepine between treatments with the two preparations was modest, and appeared to be without clinical significance.
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[Elsinore banting tablets. A controlled clinical trial in general practice].
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[Absorption of estradiol after oral intake].
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[Carbamazepine. A controlled clinical trial].
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[Hormonal treatment of climacteric complaints. A controlled, double-blind comparative study between 2 different types of sequential estrogen-gestagen preparations].
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No significant difference was found between the effectiveness of the 2 preparations or the patients's subjective evaluation of them, and women using Menonorm showed a tendency toward weight gain, while those using Medovan showed a tendencies toward weight loss.
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Two oral contraceptives with the same gestagen and different estrogen. A controlled clinical trial.
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[Absorption of estradiol from estradiol tablets].
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