Are collagen levels normalized after decompression of experimentally obstructed colon?
The marked reduction in collagen concentration in an experimentally obstructed colon is normalized 10 days after decompression. These findings may have clinical implications for the timing of surgical resection.
Intracameral BQ-485 pretreatment protected against the ALT-induced acute IOP elevation, but did not influence the laser-induced ET-1 release. This suggests that ET(A )receptor antagonists may potentially have a therapeutic role in the prevention of laser-induced IOP spikes.