Browsing by Author "A.K. Tandon"

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Alterations in lipid metabolism following trauma in rabbits
(Birkhäuser-Verlag, 1973) J.P.N. Chansouria; A.K. Tandon; A.K. Singh; K.N. Udupa
[No abstract available]
Clinicoepidemiological study of drug resistance in Indian kala - azar
(1994) S. Sundar; B.B. Thakur; A.K. Tandon; N.R. Agrawal; C.P. Mishra; T.M. Mahaptra; V.P. Singh
[No abstract available]
Experimental production of thyrotoxicosis
(1974) R.C. Gupta; G.C. Prasad; R.S. Wahi; A.K. Tandon; K.N. Udupa
The role of emotional stress in thyrotoxicosis has been studied in female rats exposed to continuous emotional stress for 8 days by keeping them in front of dog cages. Marked epithelial proliferation in the first 2 weeks, followed by lymphocytic infiltration in the next 2 weeks, results in the typical histological picture of thyrotoxicosis. Elevated serum protein bound iodine, T 3 resine uptake and 131I uptake and lowered serum cholesterol level confirm the thyrotoxicosis.
Plasma prostaglandin in essential hypertension and ischaemic heart disease
(1978) A.K. Tandon; R.H. Singh; K.N. Udupa
Patients with essential hypertension and ischaemic heart disease showed marked depletion of prostaglandin in contrast to a significantly increased level of plasma cholesterol, supporting the hypothesis that prostaglandin may play a role in atherogenesis through its influence on carbohydrate and lipid metabolism.
Studies on etiopathogenesis of hemorrhoids
(1976) G.C. Prasad; V. Prakash; A.K. Tandon; P.J. Deshpande
123 Patients were studied and the following conclusions were made: a person is prone to develop hemorrhoids if he falls under 1 or more of the following groups: male over the age of 30; laborers or clerical workers; if one's constitution is endomorphic, has a non vegetarian diet, over eats and has a contradictory diet; if he sits in an uncomfortable position for long periods; if the liver function, pancreatic function, and fat metabolism are disturbed.