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The capillary syndrome in hemorrhagic cystitis therapeutic evaluation of bio-flavonoids

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Nineteen cases of hemorrhagic cystitis and trigonitis were treated with bio-flavonoids, otherwise known as citrus vitamin P. (C.V.P.). The results of this therapy compare favorably with those of the seven cases of hemorrhagic cystitis and trigonitis treated with Gantrisin, a sulfa preparation.

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    Clarence C. Saelhof

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Aided by a grant from the Marcia Tucker Foundation.

Editor’s Note: This article is presented because of its nutritional interest, in spite of the fact that it does not pertain to gastroenterology.

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Saelhof, C.C. The capillary syndrome in hemorrhagic cystitis therapeutic evaluation of bio-flavonoids. American Journal of Digestive Diseases 22, 204–206 (1955). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02886730

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