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It is reported on 20 patients (17 women, 3 men) who had undergone a bicycle-ergometric load in the acute phase of virus hepatitis (an average at the 16th day after admission to hospital). Among the significant changes of the activity the slight increase of SGPT 30 minutes after the end of the load as well as the clear decrease of the enzyme activities of SGPT and SGOT below the initial value 48 hours after load are particularly to be emphasized. LDH and CPK exhibited only insignificant changes of activity. It remains open to what extent there exists a connection between the ECG-changes proved in about half the women and the virus hepatitis as a cyclic infectious disease. In the 20 patients examined a clinically recognizable deterioration in the course of the disease by the load examination did not appear.
C Metzner, and
K Ziesenhenn, and
W D Kirsch, and
S Schmerling
July 1978,
Zeitschrift fur arztliche Fortbildung,
C Metzner, and
K Ziesenhenn, and
W D Kirsch, and
S Schmerling
August 1958,
The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine,
C Metzner, and
K Ziesenhenn, and
W D Kirsch, and
S Schmerling
February 1961,
The American journal of medicine,
C Metzner, and
K Ziesenhenn, and
W D Kirsch, and
S Schmerling
March 1963,
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C Metzner, and
K Ziesenhenn, and
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S Schmerling
June 1981,
Voenno-meditsinskii zhurnal,
C Metzner, and
K Ziesenhenn, and
W D Kirsch, and
S Schmerling
October 1963,
Surgery, gynecology & obstetrics,
C Metzner, and
K Ziesenhenn, and
W D Kirsch, and
S Schmerling
January 1951,
Acta pathologica et microbiologica Scandinavica. Supplementum,
C Metzner, and
K Ziesenhenn, and
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S Schmerling
February 1953,
A.M.A. archives of internal medicine,
C Metzner, and
K Ziesenhenn, and
W D Kirsch, and
S Schmerling
July 2006,
Pest management science,
C Metzner, and
K Ziesenhenn, and
W D Kirsch, and
S Schmerling
January 1962,
The American review of respiratory disease,
