Of any future relapse could be better assessed. On resumption on 15 January 2002, the committee learned that Mr Bhatt had previously been removed from the register in 1996 for drink-related incidents, having been restored in 1999. Lord Fraser said the committee had decided to postpone further its decision until the end of the year, conditional upon additional undertakings by Mr Bhatt. He would have to provide to the Society monthly reports of his medical and psychiatric condition, he should undergo blood tests every two months, and he should be allocated a care worker. A fourth condition, said the chairman, was that Mr Bhatt should not undertake locum work but should find permanent employment with an employer willing to provide a regular report on his conduct. If any relapse into alcohol dependency occurred, Mr Bhatt must inform the Society at once. Lord Fraser warned that if he withheld such information and it came to the Society's notice, the resumed hearing would be held forthwith and there was every likelihood the committee would remove his name from the register without further ado.
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10. Kleinberg DL, Noel GL, Frantz AG. Galactorrhea: a study of 235 cases, including 48 with pituitary tumors. N Engl J Med 1977; 296: 589-99. Madlon-Kay DJ. `Witch's milk.' Galactorrhea in the newborn. J Dis Child 1986; 140: 252-3. Egberts AC, Meyboom RH, De Koning FH, Bakker A, Leufkens HG. Non-puerperal lactation associated with antidepressant drug use. Br J Clin Pharmacol 1997; 44: 277-81. Dunn NR, Freemantle SN, Pearce GL, Mann RD. Galactorrhoea with moclobemide [Letter]. Lancet 1998; 351: 802. Physicians' desk reference: companion guide. Montvale, N.J.: Medical Economics, 2000: 1293, 1315, Lee ST. Hyperprolactinemia, galactorrhea, and atenolol [Letter]. Ann Intern Med 1992; 116: 522. Guven K, Kelestimur F. Hyperprolactinemia and galactorrhea with standard-dose famotidine therapy [Letter]. Ann Pharmacother 1995; 29: 788. Windgassen K, Wesselmann U, Schulze Mnking H. Galactorrhea and hyperprolactinemia in schizophrenic patients on neuroleptics: frequency and etiology. Neuropsychobiology 1996; 33: 142-6. Stuart M, ed. The Encyclopedia of herbs and herbalism. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1979: 176, 191, Fetrow CW, Avila JR. Professional's handbook of complementary & alternative medicines. Springhouse, Pa.: Springhouse, 1999: 82-3, 248-9. Rothenberg RE, LaRaja RD, Pryce E, Mueller SC. Breast cancer and idiopathic galactorrhea. J Med Assoc Ga 1990; 79: 363-5. Davajan V, Kletzky O, March CM, Roy S, Mishell DR. The significance of galactorrhea in patients with normal menses, oligomenorrhea, and secondary amenorrhea. J Obstet Gynecol 1978; 130: 894904. Sanfilippo JS. Implications of not treating hyperprolactinemia. J Reprod Med 1999; 449 12 suppl ; : 1111-5. 23. Verhelst J, Abs R, Maiter D, Van den Bruel A, Vandeweghe M, Velkeniers B, et al. Cabergoline in the treatment of hyperprolactinemia: a study in 455 patients. J Clin Endocrinol Metab 1999; 84: 2518-22. Molitch ME. Medical treatment of prolactinomas. Endocrinol Metab Clin North 1999; 28: 143-69, vii. 25. Biller BM. Hyperprolactinemia. Int J Fertil Womens Med 1999; 44: 74-7. Molitch ME. Management of prolactinomas during pregnancy. J Reprod Med 1999; 44: 1121-6.
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Been reported with the use of atenolol Tenormin ; , reserpine Serpasil ; and verapamil Calan ; .14, 15 The histamine H2-receptor blockers cimetidine Tagamet ; , famotidine Pepcid ; and ranitidine Zantac ; have all been reported to cause galactorrhea.16 Estrogen and progesterone, found in oral contraceptive formulations and the medroxyprogesterone contraceptive injection DepoProvera ; , may cause lactation. Possible mechanisms include direct actions on the breast tissue or effects on gonadotropins. Galactorrhea occurs more often after discontinuation of oral contraceptive pills than during prolonged use similar to the hormone withdrawal and lactation that can occur in the postpartum period ; . The dosages of estrogen and progesterone used in postmenopausal hormonal replacement therapy are generally not high enough to cause galactorrhea. However, some patients with hyperprolactinemia may not have symptoms if they are estrogen deficient. Once hormone replacement therapy is started, the breast tissue is primed, and galactorrhea may then occur. Nonpuerperal lactation can also be caused by illicit drugs. Close questioning is advised because patients may be hesitant to report the use of amphetamines, cannabis, benzodiazepines and opiates, all of which can cause lactation. A number of herbs used in cooking and as supplements must also be considered in the differential diagnosis. In addition, adoptive mothers have used metoclopramide to facilitate breast-feeding. They have also used fenugreek seed and domperidone Motilium; available in Canada and Mexico ; to achieve "induced lactation.
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Troesophageal reflux disorders, and hypersecretory states 1 4 ; . 1977, cimetidine was approved for use in the United States, followed in the early 1980s by ranitidine and more recently by famotidne and nizatidine. In 1988, cimetidine was the sixth most commonly prescribed drug in the United States 5 ; . In late 1995, cimetidine and famotidinf were approved in the United States for over-the-counter sale for the control of heartburn, acid indigestion, and sour stomach, followed in 1996 by ranitidine and nizatidine. In contrast to this widespread exposure, the hypothesis that cimetidine, through its effects on androgen binding or estrogen metabolism, may influence the risk of hormonally mediated cancers, has been explored in only a few studies 6 8 ; . Cimetidine, but not the other H2 blockers, has been suggested to exert a cancer preventive effect on the prostate due to its ability to inhibit the binding of dihydrotestosterone to androgen receptors 9 ; . Other hormonal effects of this drug include increases in serum prolactin levels 1 ; and inhibition of 2hydroxylation of estradiol 10, 11 ; . We examined risk of prostate and breast cancer in users of H2 blockers within the membership of the GHC2 of Puget Sound. To reduce the extent to which our results might be influenced by confounding by indications for use of H2 blockers and because only cimetidine notably influences androgen binding and estrogen metabolism, we assessed the risk of cancer among individuals treated with cimetidine relative to that of individuals who used other H2 blockers. Materials and Methods Computerized records maintained by GHC served as data sources, including the enrollment, pharmacy, demographic, and GHC-specific CSS databases. The pharmacy database includes information on each prescription dispensed at GHC-owned outpatient pharmacies since March 1977. Between 89% and 99% of prescriptions written to GHC members are filled at GHC pharmacies 12 ; . A computerized record is created every time a prescription is filled, and it contains the patient consumer number, the drug number, date dispensed, and quantity dispensed. The drug number links the prescription to the drug form, strength, and other specific drug information. Using this database, we identified individuals prescribed H2 blockers during the interval of March 1977 through December 1995. The enrollment data files contain a record for each person ever enrolled at GHC, and they include the beginning and ending dates of all enrollment periods. Information on date of birth and gender are available in a separate demographic file. We used data from these files to calculate the person-time contribution of each eligible individual during enrollment from age 20 through age 84. Cancers were identified using data provided to GHC by and glucovance.
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The patient is a 14 yr-old girl, 40 kg, ASA physical status IV, with cystic fibrosis, who presented for combined lung and liver transplantation. She presented 12 days before transplantation with deteriorating respiratory function requiring tracheal intubation. Her past medical history included CF associated with severe end stage obstructive lung disease requiring lobectomy for pneumonia at nine years FEVX , 18% of predicted value ; . She also had severe end stage liver disease secondary to focal biliary cirrhosis associated with portal hypertension, intermittent hepatic encephalopathy, and multiple episodes of bleeding esophageal varices. These numerous episodes of bleeding required multiple surgical procedures including, banding, sclerosis, coil embolization, and four different diverting shunts. She had no known drug allergies and was receiving multiple medications including, neomycin, spironolactone, ciprofloxacin, famotidine, ursodiol, nadolol, and vitamin K. On the day of the transplant, the patient was awake but anxious. The trachea had been intubated two days before the procedure secondary to tachypnea and hypoxia and she was breathing oxygen 30% with a PaO2 of 90 mmHg, PaCO2 53 mmHg, and a pH of 7.37. Other laboratory values included: hemoglobin Hgb ; 10.7 mg-dl"1, hematocrit 33.2%, platelet count 166 k-mnv3, protime 13.1 sec, partial thromboplastin time 37.1 sec, total bilirubin 15.5 mg-dl"1, SGOT 280 iu-1"1, SGPT 91 iu-1"1. Intravenous access included a 7 French double lumen central venous catheter in the left external jugular vein. She was brought to the operating room after sedation with 3 mg midazolam iv titrated over 10 min. After placement of routine monitors blood pressure cuff, pulse oximeter and electrocardiogram ; , anesthesia was induced with 2 mg midazolam, and 20 ug-kg"1 fentanyl titrated over 10 and inderal and famotidine.
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For definition of Groups, see Preamble Evaluation. Supplement 7: 1987 ; p. 357 ; A. Evidence for carcinogenicity to humans sufficient ; In North America and western Europe, case reports indicate an association between tobacco chewing and oral cancer at the site where the quid was placed habitually. In those case-control studies in which an association between tobacco chewing and cancer of the oral cavity, pharynx and larynx has been observed, confounding by tobacco smoking or alcohol consumption could not be excluded. A slight increase in the incidence of oesophageal cancer related to tobacco chewing has been seen in four case-control studies [ref: 1]. Case reports indicate an association between oral use of snuff and oral cancer. Four case-control studies imply a causal association between snuff use and oral, and possibly pharyngeal, cancer. That oral use of snuff increases the risk of nasal-sinus cancer was suggested in one case-control study [ref: 1]. Three case series also show a high relative frequency of smokeless-tobacco use chewing tobacco or oral snuff, unspecified ; among oral cancer patients. Four case-control studies have shown the association between smokeless-tobacco use and the risk of oral cancer. Two cohort mortality studies provide evidence of a positive association with oesophageal cancer, and one suggests an increased risk for oral and pharyngeal cancer [ref: 1]. Two large case-control studies from Pakistan and India reported substantial increases in the risk for oral cancer related to tobacco-lime khaini ; chewing [ref: 1]. In addition, evidence is available from various studies in which cancer risks were studied in relation to unspecified habits of betel-tobaccolime chewing [ref: 2]. Case series have indicated an association between use of shammah and nass and oral cancer. Oral cancer was found to develop at the site at which nass was placed habitually. Two case-control studies showed substantial increases in the risk of oral cancer associated with nass use and one with naswar use; however, in these studies positive confounding by smoking and other factors could not be excluded. Oral cancer in users of mishri and gudakhu was studied in a prevalence survey; no case was found [ref: 1]. A study of 64 patients with squamous-cell carcinoma of the head and neck in Saudi Arabia showed that 81% were alshammah users and 34% were alqat users, but only 14% were cigarette smokers; none used alcohol to excess [ref: 3]. No association has been seen between nasal use of snuff and oral cancer. In two case-control studies, an association between snuff inhaling and nasal-sinus cancer has been reported. One casecontrol study reported snuff inhaling to be more common among patients with cancers of the oesophagus, hypopharynx or oropharynx than among controls [ref: 1]. B. Evidence for carcinogenicity to animals inadequate ; Various chewing tobaccos and unburnt cigarette tobaccos and their extracts were tested for carcinogenicity by oral administration in mice, by topical application to the oral mucosa of mice, rats and hamsters, and by subcutaneous administration, skin application, inhalation, intravesicular implantation and intravaginal application to mice. All of these studies suffered from certain deficiencies [ref: 1]. In a two-stage mouse-skin assay, applications of tobacco extract followed by treatment with croton oil induced papillomas and squamous-cell carcinomas of the skin. In further two-stage mouse-skin assays, application of tobacco extracts following initiation by 7, 12-dimethylbenz[a]anthracene.
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