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Urethral polyp – A cause of neonatal urinary obstruction by Borges-Dias, M, Lamas-Pinheiro, R, Carmo, L, Ramalho, C, Fragoso, A.C, Mariz, C, Estevão-Costa, J

“…Highlights • Etiology, histology, presentation and management of Urethral Polyps are discussed. • Four reported cases in the last 10 years and the present case…”
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L-Arginine Modulates Intestinal Inflammation in Rats Submitted to Mesenteric Ischemia-Reperfusion Injury by Taha, M.O, de Oliveira, J.V, Dias Borges, M, de Lucca Melo, F, Gualtieri, F.G, e Silva Aidar, A.L, Pacheco, R.L, de Melo Alexandre e Silva, T, Klajner, R.K, Iuamoto, L.R, Munhoz Torres, L, Morais Mendes de Paula, B.J, de Campos, K, Souza de Oliveira, I, Fagundes, D.J

“…Abstract Background The goal of this study was to investigate whether exogenous offer of L-arginine (LARG) modulates the gene expression of intestinal…”
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Efficacy of antivenom therapy for neutralizing circulating venom antigens in patients stung by Tityus serrulatus scorpions by De Rezende, N A, Dias, M B, Campolina, D, Chavez-Olortegui, C, Diniz, C R, Amaral, C F

“…Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays for detection of Tityus serrulatus venom antigen and of horse anti-T. serrulatus venom antibodies were carried out before…”
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South American rattlesnake bite ( Crotalus durissus sp) without envenoming: insights on diagnosis and treatment by Alves De Rezende, Nilton, Maia Torres, Felipe, Borges Dias, Mariana, Campolina, Delio, Chavez-Olortegui, Carlos, Faria Santos Amaral, Carlos

“…A South American rattlesnake bite without clinical manifestations of envenoming (termed `dry-bite') has not been recognized to occur by the Brazilian Ministry…”
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Children with adrenergic manifestations of envenomation after Tityus serrulatus scorpion sting are protected from early anaphylactic antivenom reactions by Amaral, C F, Dias, M B, Campolina, D, Proietti, F A, de Rezende, N A

“…The incidence of early anaphylactic reactions to scorpion antivenom given i.v. after Tityus serrulatus scorpion sting was evaluated in 103 children aged up to…”
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