Dipyridamole treatment in chronic obstructive airways disease: Effect on platelet regeneration time

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1432-1041
Keywords:
chronic obstructive airways disease ; dipyridamole ; pulmonary thromboembolism ; platelet regeneration time
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Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
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Chemistry and Pharmacology
Medicine
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Summary The platelet regeneration time (PRT) determined in a group of hypoxaemic patients with chronic obstructive airways disease (COAD), before and after treatment with dipyridamole 150 mg tid, was compared with a group of control subjects. The PRT was computed by a modified non-radioisotope technique and was expressed as t1/2 in days. The patient group showed a significantly shortened PRT as compared to controls of the same age and sex (2.10±0.16 vs 3.65±0.26 days;p〈0.001). One month of dipyridamole administration resulted in prolongation of the PRT in COAD patients (2.10±0.16 days pre-treatment vs 2.75±0.20 post-treatment;p〈0.01), without affecting the platelet cyclo-oxygenase system. This study indicates that dipyridamole may be beneficial in pathological conditions, which are characterized by increased platelet turnover, possibly leading to frequent thromboembolic complications.
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autor Tremoli, E.
Bertoli, L.
Merlini, R.
Colli, S.
Maderna, P.
Mantero, O.
Sirtori, C. R.
autorsonst Tremoli, E.
Bertoli, L.
Merlini, R.
Colli, S.
Maderna, P.
Mantero, O.
Sirtori, C. R.
book_url http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF00605992
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notes Summary The platelet regeneration time (PRT) determined in a group of hypoxaemic patients with chronic obstructive airways disease (COAD), before and after treatment with dipyridamole 150 mg tid, was compared with a group of control subjects. The PRT was computed by a modified non-radioisotope technique and was expressed as t1/2 in days. The patient group showed a significantly shortened PRT as compared to controls of the same age and sex (2.10±0.16 vs 3.65±0.26 days;p〈0.001). One month of dipyridamole administration resulted in prolongation of the PRT in COAD patients (2.10±0.16 days pre-treatment vs 2.75±0.20 post-treatment;p〈0.01), without affecting the platelet cyclo-oxygenase system. This study indicates that dipyridamole may be beneficial in pathological conditions, which are characterized by increased platelet turnover, possibly leading to frequent thromboembolic complications.
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reference 23 (1982), S. 423-427
schlagwort chronic obstructive airways disease
dipyridamole
pulmonary thromboembolism
platelet regeneration time
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shingle_author_1 Tremoli, E.
Bertoli, L.
Merlini, R.
Colli, S.
Maderna, P.
Mantero, O.
Sirtori, C. R.
shingle_author_2 Tremoli, E.
Bertoli, L.
Merlini, R.
Colli, S.
Maderna, P.
Mantero, O.
Sirtori, C. R.
shingle_author_3 Tremoli, E.
Bertoli, L.
Merlini, R.
Colli, S.
Maderna, P.
Mantero, O.
Sirtori, C. R.
shingle_author_4 Tremoli, E.
Bertoli, L.
Merlini, R.
Colli, S.
Maderna, P.
Mantero, O.
Sirtori, C. R.
shingle_catch_all_1 Tremoli, E.
Bertoli, L.
Merlini, R.
Colli, S.
Maderna, P.
Mantero, O.
Sirtori, C. R.
Dipyridamole treatment in chronic obstructive airways disease: Effect on platelet regeneration time
chronic obstructive airways disease
dipyridamole
pulmonary thromboembolism
platelet regeneration time
chronic obstructive airways disease
dipyridamole
pulmonary thromboembolism
platelet regeneration time
Summary The platelet regeneration time (PRT) determined in a group of hypoxaemic patients with chronic obstructive airways disease (COAD), before and after treatment with dipyridamole 150 mg tid, was compared with a group of control subjects. The PRT was computed by a modified non-radioisotope technique and was expressed as t1/2 in days. The patient group showed a significantly shortened PRT as compared to controls of the same age and sex (2.10±0.16 vs 3.65±0.26 days;p〈0.001). One month of dipyridamole administration resulted in prolongation of the PRT in COAD patients (2.10±0.16 days pre-treatment vs 2.75±0.20 post-treatment;p〈0.01), without affecting the platelet cyclo-oxygenase system. This study indicates that dipyridamole may be beneficial in pathological conditions, which are characterized by increased platelet turnover, possibly leading to frequent thromboembolic complications.
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shingle_catch_all_2 Tremoli, E.
Bertoli, L.
Merlini, R.
Colli, S.
Maderna, P.
Mantero, O.
Sirtori, C. R.
Dipyridamole treatment in chronic obstructive airways disease: Effect on platelet regeneration time
chronic obstructive airways disease
dipyridamole
pulmonary thromboembolism
platelet regeneration time
chronic obstructive airways disease
dipyridamole
pulmonary thromboembolism
platelet regeneration time
Summary The platelet regeneration time (PRT) determined in a group of hypoxaemic patients with chronic obstructive airways disease (COAD), before and after treatment with dipyridamole 150 mg tid, was compared with a group of control subjects. The PRT was computed by a modified non-radioisotope technique and was expressed as t1/2 in days. The patient group showed a significantly shortened PRT as compared to controls of the same age and sex (2.10±0.16 vs 3.65±0.26 days;p〈0.001). One month of dipyridamole administration resulted in prolongation of the PRT in COAD patients (2.10±0.16 days pre-treatment vs 2.75±0.20 post-treatment;p〈0.01), without affecting the platelet cyclo-oxygenase system. This study indicates that dipyridamole may be beneficial in pathological conditions, which are characterized by increased platelet turnover, possibly leading to frequent thromboembolic complications.
1432-1041
14321041
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shingle_catch_all_3 Tremoli, E.
Bertoli, L.
Merlini, R.
Colli, S.
Maderna, P.
Mantero, O.
Sirtori, C. R.
Dipyridamole treatment in chronic obstructive airways disease: Effect on platelet regeneration time
chronic obstructive airways disease
dipyridamole
pulmonary thromboembolism
platelet regeneration time
chronic obstructive airways disease
dipyridamole
pulmonary thromboembolism
platelet regeneration time
Summary The platelet regeneration time (PRT) determined in a group of hypoxaemic patients with chronic obstructive airways disease (COAD), before and after treatment with dipyridamole 150 mg tid, was compared with a group of control subjects. The PRT was computed by a modified non-radioisotope technique and was expressed as t1/2 in days. The patient group showed a significantly shortened PRT as compared to controls of the same age and sex (2.10±0.16 vs 3.65±0.26 days;p〈0.001). One month of dipyridamole administration resulted in prolongation of the PRT in COAD patients (2.10±0.16 days pre-treatment vs 2.75±0.20 post-treatment;p〈0.01), without affecting the platelet cyclo-oxygenase system. This study indicates that dipyridamole may be beneficial in pathological conditions, which are characterized by increased platelet turnover, possibly leading to frequent thromboembolic complications.
1432-1041
14321041
Springer
shingle_catch_all_4 Tremoli, E.
Bertoli, L.
Merlini, R.
Colli, S.
Maderna, P.
Mantero, O.
Sirtori, C. R.
Dipyridamole treatment in chronic obstructive airways disease: Effect on platelet regeneration time
chronic obstructive airways disease
dipyridamole
pulmonary thromboembolism
platelet regeneration time
chronic obstructive airways disease
dipyridamole
pulmonary thromboembolism
platelet regeneration time
Summary The platelet regeneration time (PRT) determined in a group of hypoxaemic patients with chronic obstructive airways disease (COAD), before and after treatment with dipyridamole 150 mg tid, was compared with a group of control subjects. The PRT was computed by a modified non-radioisotope technique and was expressed as t1/2 in days. The patient group showed a significantly shortened PRT as compared to controls of the same age and sex (2.10±0.16 vs 3.65±0.26 days;p〈0.001). One month of dipyridamole administration resulted in prolongation of the PRT in COAD patients (2.10±0.16 days pre-treatment vs 2.75±0.20 post-treatment;p〈0.01), without affecting the platelet cyclo-oxygenase system. This study indicates that dipyridamole may be beneficial in pathological conditions, which are characterized by increased platelet turnover, possibly leading to frequent thromboembolic complications.
1432-1041
14321041
Springer
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