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Showing papers by "Henry Buchwald published in 1991"

Journal Article•DOI•
Pathogenesis of nephrolithiasis post-partial ileal bypass surgery : case-control study

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Chamberlain I. Obialo1, Ralph V. Clayman2, Ralph V. Clayman3, John P. Matts3, John P. Matts2, Laurie L. Fitch3, Laurie L. Fitch2, Henry Buchwald2, Henry Buchwald3, Mary Gillis2, Mary Gillis3, Keith A. Hruska •
Jewish Hospital1, University of Minnesota2, Washington University in St. Louis3
01 Jun 1991-Kidney International
TL;DR: In this article, a case-control study was conducted to assess the possible causes for the increased incidence of kidney stones in partial ileal bypass (PIB) surgery patients.

23 citations

Journal Article•
Pathogenesis of nephrolithiasis post-partial ileal bypass surgery

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Chamberlain I. Obialo, Ralph V. Clayman, John P. Matts, Laurie L. Fitch, Henry Buchwald, Mary Gillis, Keith A. Hruska 
01 Jan 1991-Kidney International
TL;DR: Based on results, all PIB patients appear to be at risk for kidney stone formation and the combination of reduced urinary volume and calcium oxalate precipitation inhibitor substance with increased calcium Oxalate relative supersaturation produced an increase in nephrolithiasis risk in the PIB groups.

23 citations

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Program on the surgical control of the hyperlipidemias (POSCH): Patient entry characteristics

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John P. Matts1, Henry Buchwald1, Laurie L. Fitch1, Christian T. Campos1, Richard L. Varco1, Gilbert S. Campbell2, Malcolm B. Pearce2, Albert E. Yellin3, W. Allan Edmiston3, Robert D. Smink, Henry S. Sawin, Betty J. Hansen1, John M. Long1 •
University of Minnesota1, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences2, University of Southern California3
01 Apr 1991-Controlled Clinical Trials
TL;DR: Comparisons of the POSCH patient population to populations of participants in other lipid-lowering trials are presented to provide a perspective on how POSCH relates to these trials.

17 citations

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Effect of partial ileal bypass surgery on mortality and morbidity from coronary heart disease in patients with hypercholesterolemia. Report of the Program on the Surgical Control of the Hyperlipidemias

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Henry Buchwald, Richard L. Varco1, John P. Matts1•
University of Minnesota1
01 Jan 1991-Annals of Internal Medicine
TL;DR: Significant evidence is provided supporting the beneficial effects of lipid modification in the reduction of atherosclerosis progression and sustained improvement in the blood lipid patterns of patients who have had a myocardial infarction and reduces their subsequent morbidity due to coronary heart disease.

13 citations

Journal Article•DOI•
Remedial Operations Following Surgery for Morbid Obesity.

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Henry Buchwald1, Christian T. Campos1•
University of Minnesota1
01 Dec 1991-Obesity Surgery

7 citations

Journal Article•
Catheter with an anchoring tip for chronic joint capsule perfusion.

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Bruce D. Wigness1, Frank D. Dorman1, Harry J. Robinson1, Elizabeth A. Arendt, Theodore R. Oegema1, Thomas D. Rohde1, Henry Buchwald •
University of Minnesota1
01 Jul 1991-Asaio Journal
TL;DR: An orthopedic catheter for long-term access to the synovial joint is anchored by a hollow threaded tap that penetrates the capsule through a hole drilled in the surrounding bone to allow continuous or intermittent perfusion or sampling.
Abstract: An orthopedic catheter for long-term access to the synovial joint is anchored by a hollow threaded tap that penetrates the capsule through a hole drilled in the surrounding bone. The proximal end of the catheter is connected to either an implantable drug infusion pump or an implantable access port for continuous or intermittent perfusion or sampling. Four catheters were evaluated in dogs. Three were attached to ports, the fourth to a pump. Water (one trial, 22 weeks) and hyaluronic acid (HA) (5 mg/ml; two trials of 8 weeks each) were administered through ports twice weekly in 1.5 ml boluses; 5 mg/ml HA was delivered by pump (1 trial of 33 weeks) at 0.31 ml/day.

4 citations

Journal Article•DOI•
Effect of partial ileal bypass surgery on coronary heart disease

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Mauro Moscucci1, Matthew J. Sorrentino2, David J. Waldstein2, Antoni Basinski3, Thomas J. Moore4, Marshall Z. Schwartz5, Henry Buchwald6 •
University of Michigan1, University of Chicago2, University of Toronto3, George Washington University4, University of California, Davis5, University of Minnesota6
01 Jan 1991-The New England Journal of Medicine

1 citations