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Principles of drug therapy in geriatric patients by Sloan, R W

“…The elderly comprise 12 percent of the U.S. population but consume 33 percent of all prescription drugs. The incidence of adverse drug reactions is…”
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Aminoglycosides: once-daily dosing regimen by Sloan, R W

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Drug interactions by Sloan, R W

“…Drug interactions have been implicated in approximately 7 percent of all reported adverse drug reactions. Although many drug interactions are not clinically…”
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Hyperlipidemia by Sloan, R W

“…Ten percent of the U.S. population has hyperlipidemia. The most commonly encountered phenotypes include Type IIa, Type IIb and Type IV. Anion-exchange resins…”
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Type I Hyperlipidemia by Sloan, R W

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Hyperuricemia and gout by Sloan, R W

“…Although chronic tophaceous gout has become increasingly uncommon, hyperuricemia and acute gout are still common clinical entities. Most patients with…”
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Geriatric drug therapy by Sloan, R W

“…Elderly Americans make up 11 percent of the population but consume 25 percent of all prescription medications. The incidence of adverse drug effect is 1.5 to 3…”
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Monitoring antimicrobial therapy by Sloan, R W

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Familial persistent Müllerian duct syndrome by Sloan, W R, Walsh, P C

“…Two phenotypically normal pre-adolescent brothers with bilateral undescended testes were found to have bilateral fallopian tubes, a uterus and a vagina that…”
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Rational use of drug levels by Sloan, R W, Luderer, J R

“…Considerable strides have been made in pharmacokinetics the last decade. Such techniques as gas chromatography and radioimmunoassay can measure minute…”
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The effect of chlorpropamide hyponatremia on mental status in a nursing home population by Sloan, R W, Kreider, R M, Luderer, J R

“…Fifty-nine nursing home patients (average age, 79.9 +/- .9 years) receiving chlorpropamide were screened with a serum sodium determination. Nine patients (15.3…”
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Stress incontinence of urine: a retrospective study of the complications and late results of simple suprapubic suburethral fascial slings by Sloan, W R, Barwin, B N

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Rupture Of Corpus Luteum Of Pregnancy During Coitus Causing Acute Abdomen Followed By Abortion by Sloan, W. R.

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Alternative first-line therapies in geriatric hypertension by Sloan, R W

“…Between 45 and 60% of elderly persons have mild to moderate hypertension. In those with combined systolic/diastolic hypertension, blood pressure reduction…”
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How to minimize side effects of psychoactive drugs by Sloan, R W

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Infection and the Water-closet by Sloan, W. R.

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Antiplatelet therapy by Sloan, R W

“…Much new information has been gleaned about the morphology, biochemistry and function of platelets. The pathophysiology of atherosclerosis and thromboembolic…”
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Sir Hans Sloane, F.R.S. Legend and Lineage by Sloan, W. R.

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The effects of 5-fluorouracil on prostatic DNA synthesis by Sloan, W R, Coffey, D S, Scott, W W

“…A new animal model has been developed for studying the effects of nonhormonal drugs on the androgen-induced growth of the rat prostate. The antimetabolite…”
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Digitalis glycosides by Sloan, R W

“…The digitalis glycosides are potent cardiovascular drugs with a low therapeutic index and a high incidence of iatrogenic complications. Digoxin is the most…”
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