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The problem of ‘conditioning’ the action of antiphlogistic corticoids by the thyroid gland

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Experimentell wurde die Wirkung von Prednison und Hydrocortisonacetat auf die Entwicklung des Fremdkörpergranuloms an intakten und an thyreoid- und parathyreoidektomierten Tieren untersucht. Nach beidseitiger Thyreoidektomie konnte keine Unterdrückung der entwicklungshemmenden Effekte der Corticoide festgestellt werden.

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  1. Research Institute for Rheumatic Diseases, Piestany, Czechoslovakia

    K. Trnavský

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Trnavský, K. The problem of ‘conditioning’ the action of antiphlogistic corticoids by the thyroid gland. Experientia 13, 328–329 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02296827

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