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Her selfe freed from that foster insolent, At last they came vnto a double way, And that it was a knight, which now her sewd, Where, doubtfull which to take, her to reskew, Yet she no lesse the knight feard, then that villein rude. Themselues they did dispart, each to assay, Whether more happie were, to win so goodly pray. So long that now the golden Hesperus So beene they three three sundry wayes ybent. Was mounted high in top of heauen sheene, But fairest fortune to the Prince befell, And warnd his other brethren ioyeous, Whose chaunce it was, that soone he did repent, To light their blessed lamps in Ioues eternall hous. To take that way, in which that Damozell Was fled afore, affraid of him, as feend of hell. Full myld to her he spake, and oft let fall Many meeke wordes, to stay and comfort her withall. Woxe: became perforce: of necessity want: lack He mote surcease his suit: He might sotp his pursuit wyte: chide, pricke: spur nigher: nearer blame aslope: awry reft: deprived scope: accomplishment 31 53 57 Tho when her wayes he could no more descry, But well I wote, that to an heauy hart But to and fro at disauenture strayd; Thou art the root and nurse of bitter cares, Like as a ship, whose Lodestarre suddenly Breeder of new, renewer of old smarts: Couered with cloudes, her Pilot hath dismayd; In stead of rest thou lendest rayling teares, His wearisome pursuit perforce he stayd, In stead of sleepe thou sendest troublous feares, And from his loftie steed dismounting low, And dreadfull visions, in the which aliue Did let him forage. Downe himselfe he layd the drearie image of sad death appeares: Vpon the grassie ground, to sleepe a throw; So from the wearie spirit thou doest driue the cold earth was his couch, the hard steele his pillow. Thy dwelling is, in Herebus blacke hous, Dayes dearest children be the blessed seed, (Blacke Herebus thy husband is the foe Which darknesse shall subdew, and heauen win; Of all the Gods) where thou vngratious, Truth is his daughter; he her first did breed, Halfe of thy dayes doest lead in horrour hideous. Indeed in sleepe O Titan, haste to reare thy ioyous waine: the slouthfull bodie, that doth loue to steepe Speed thee to spred abroad thy beames bright? His lustlesse limbes, and drowne his baser mind, And chase away this too long lingring night, Doth praise thee oft, and oft from Stygian deepe Chase her away, from whence she came, to hell. Calles thee, his goddesse in his error blind, She, she it is, that hath me done despight: And great Dame Natures handmaide, chearing euery kind. There let her with the damned spirits dwell, And yeeld her roome to day, that can it gouerne well. I lately did depart From Faery court, where I haue many a day Serued a gentle Lady of great sway, Prince Arthur heares of Florimell: And high accompt throughout all Elfin land, three fosters Timias wound, Who lately left the same, and tooke this way: Belphebe finds him almost dead, Her now I seeke, and if ye vnderstand and reareth out of sownd. And shewes his powre in variable kinds: Royally clad (quoth he) in cloth of gold, the baser wit, whose idle thoughts alway As meetest may beseeme a noble mayd; Are wont to cleaue vnto the lowly clay, Her faire lockes in rich circlet be enrold, It stirreth vp to sensuall desire, A fairer wight did neuer Sunne behold, And in lewd slouth to wast his carelesse day: And on a Palfrey rides more white then snow, But in braue sprite it kindles goodly fire, Yet she her selfe is whiter manifold: That to all high desert and honour doth aspire. The surest signe, whereby ye may her know, diuerse: various ?baser wit vs ?brave sprite?: a person of lower Is, that she is the fairest wight aliue, I trow. Lifteth it vp, that else would lowly fall: Ah dearest God (quoth he) that is great woe, It lets not fall, it lets it not to rest: And wondrous ruth to all, that shall it heare. It lets not scarse this Prince to breath at all, But can ye read Sir, how I may her find, or where. To whom the Prince; Dwarfe, comfort to thee take, But Dwarfe aread, what is that Lady bright, For till thou tidings learne, what her betide, That through this forest wandreth thus alone; I here auow thee neuer to forsake. Lines 1-2: (about Timias) Who meanwhile was severely tested by the deadly danger that happened to him fame: rumor 14 10 Nathlesse the villen sped him selfe so well, Fiue dayes there be, since he (they say) was slaine, Whether through swiftnesse of his speedy beast, And foure, since Florimell the Court for-went, Or knowledge of those woods, where he did dwell, And vowed neuer to returne againe, That shortly he from daunger was releast, Till him aliue or dead she did inuent. And out of sight escaped at the least; Therefore, faire Sir, for loue of knighthood gent, Yet not escaped from the dew reward And honour of trew Ladies, if ye may Of his bad deeds, which dayly he increast, By your good counsell, or bold hardiment, Ne ceased not, till him oppressed hard Or succour her, or me direct the way; the heauy plague, that for such leachours is prepard. And through the linked mayles empierced quite, Tho to his brethren came: for they were three But had no powre in his soft flesh to bite: Vngratious children of one gracelesse sire, That stroke the hardy Squire did sore displease, And vnto them complained, how that he But more that him he could not come to smite; Had vsed bene of that foolehardy Squire; For by no meanes the high banke he could sease, So them with bitter words he stird to bloudy ire. In his left thigh, and deepely did it thrill: byliue: quickly Exceeding griefe that wound in him empight, But more that with his foes he could not come to fight. That both his sides were thrilled with the throw, And a large streame of bloud out of the wound did flow. Him boldly bad his passage there to stay, Till he had made amends, and full restore bad: ordered baleful: hurtful Tho gan: Then began For all the damage, which he had him doen afore. Smote him so rudely on the Pannikell, In those same woods, ye well remember may, That to the chin he cleft his head in twaine: How that a noble hunteresse did wonne, Downe on the ground his carkas groueling fell; She, that base Braggadochio did affray, His sinfull soule with desperate disdaine, And made him fast out of the forrest runne; Out of her fleshly ferme fled to the place of paine. So mischief fel vpon the meaners crowne; They three be dead with shame, the Squire liues with renowne. And with sterne horrour backward gan to start: Now God thee keepe, thou gentlest Squire aliue, But when she better him beheld, she grew Else shall thy louing Lord thee see no more, Full of soft passion and vnwonted smart: But both of comfort him thou shalt depriue, the point of pitty perced through her tender hart. She cast to comfort him with busie paine: Angell, or Goddesse do I call thee right? For she of hearbes had great intendiment, We mortall wights, whose liues and fortunes bee Taught of the Nymphe, which from her infancy To commun accidents still open layd, Her nourced had in trew Nobility: Are bound with commun bond of frailtee, There, whether it diuine Tobacco were, To succour wretched wights, whom we captiued see. And after hauing searcht the intuse deepe, deemed: thought ryu?d: pierced For thy: therefore She with her scarfe did bind the wound fro cold to keepe. And mighty woods, which did the valley shade, Still whenas he beheld the heauenly Mayd, And like a stately Theatre it made, Whiles dayly plaisters to his wound she layd, Spreading it selfe into a spatious plaine. So still his Malady the more increast, And in the midst a little riuer plaide the whiles her matchlesse beautie him dismayd. Emongst the pumy stones, which seemd to plaine Ah God, what other could he do at least, With gentle murmure, that his course they did restraine. In easie couch his feeble limbes to rest, Thy life she saued by her gracious deed, He rested him a while, and then the Mayd But thou doest weene with villeinous despight, His ready wound with better salues new drest; To blot her honour, and her heauenly light. Dayly she dressed him, and did the best Dye rather, dye, then so disloyally His grieuous hurt to garish, that she might, Deeme of her high desert, or seeme so light: That shortly she his dolour hath redrest, Faire death it is to shonne more shame, to dy: And his foule sore reduced to faire plight: Dye rather, dy, then euer loue disloyally. Through an vnwary dart, which did rebound What can I lesse do, then her loue therefore, From her faire eyes and gracious countenaunce. Sith I her dew reward cannot restore: What bootes it him from death to be vnbound, Dye rather, dye, and dying do her serue, To be captiued in endlesse duraunce Dying her serue, and liuing her adore; Of sorrow and despaire without aleggeaunce? Thy life she gaue, thy life she doth deserue: Dye rather, dye, then euer from her seruice swerue. Physick: medicine sound: healthy countenaunce: face bootes: avails durance: prison aleggeaunce: alleviation sith: since 38 47 51 But foolish boy, what bootes thy seruice bace That dainty Rose, the daughter of her Morne, To her, to whom the heauens do serue and sew? More deare then life she tendered, whose flowre Thou a meane Squire, of meeke and lowly place, the girlond of her honour did adorne: She heauenly borne, and of celestiall hew. When so the froward skye began to lowre: If she will not, dye meekly for her sake; But soone as calmed was the Christall aire, Dye rather, dye, then euer so faire loue forsake. So striuing each did other more augment, So was this virgin borne, so was she bred, And both encreast the prayse of woman kind, So was she trayned vp from time to time, And both encreast her beautie excellent; In all chast vertue, and true bounti-hed So all did make in her a perfect complement. She bore Belphoebe, she bore in like cace Faire Amoretta in the second place: these two were twinnes, & twixt them two did share the heritage of all celestiall grace. And Phoebus with faire beames did her adorne, And all the Graces rockt her cradle being borne. She promist kisses sweet, and sweeter things Vnto the man, that of him tydings to her brings. His cruell deedes and wicked wyles did spot: So sprong these twinnes in wombe of Chrysogone, Ladies and Lords she euery where mote heare Yet wist she nought thereof, but sore affright, Complayning, how with his empoysned shot Wondred to see her belly so vpblone, Their wofull harts he wounded had whyleare, Which still increast, till she her terme had full outgone. Line 7: Yet she knew nothing (of her progeny), but very afraid Whylome: formerly wyles: tricks whyleare: lately twixt: between 14 10 She then the Citties sought from gate to gate, Whereof conceiuing shame and foule disgrace, And euery one did aske, did he him see; Albe her guiltlesse conscience her cleard, And euery one her answerd, that too late She fled into the wildernesse a space, He had him seene, and felt the crueltie Till that vnweeldy burden she had reard, Of his sharpe darts and whot artillerie; And shund dishonor, which as death she feard: And euery one threw forth reproches rife Where wearie of long trauell, downe to rest Of his mischieuous deedes, and said, that hee Her selfe she set, and comfortably cheard; Was the disturber of all ciuill life, There a sad cloud of sleepe her ouerkest, the enimy of peace, and author of all strife. From off their dainty limbes the dustie sweat, But she was more engrieued, and replide; And soyle which did deforme their liuely hew; Faire sister, ill beseemes it to vpbrayd Others lay shaded from the scorching heat; A dolefull heart with so disdainfull pride; the rest vpon her person gaue attendance great. Least: lest, for fear that guize: appearance Lucinaes: the goddess of childbirth nigh of sense bereaued: nearly senseless nought bespake: said nothing 24 28 But Phoebe therewith sore was angered, And sharply said; Goe Dame, goe seeke your boy, Vp they them tooke, each one a babe vptooke, Where you him lately left, in Mars his bed; And with them carried, to be fostered; He comes not here, we scorne his foolish ioy, Dame Phoebe to a Nymph her babe betooke, Ne lend we leisure to his idle toy: To be vpbrought in perfect Maydenhed, But if I catch him in this company, And of her selfe her name Belphoebe red: By Stygian lake I vow, whose sad annoy But Venus hers thence farre away conuayd, the Gods doe dread, he dearely shall abye: To be vpbrought in goodly womanhed, Ile clip his wanton wings, that he no more shall fly. And in her litle loues stead, which was strayd, Her Amoretta cald, to comfort her dismayd. What she had said: so her she soone appeased, So faire a place, as Nature can deuize: With sugred words and gentle blandishment, Whether in Paphos, or Cytheron hill, Which as a fountaine from her sweet lips went, Or it in Gnidus be, I wote not well; And welled goodly forth, that in short space But well I wote by tryall, that this same She was well pleasd, and forth her damzels sent, All other pleasant places doth excell, Through all the woods, to search from place to place, And called is by her lost louers name, If any tract of him or tydings they mote trace. Long worke it were, Faire Crysogone in slombry traunce whilere: Here to account the endlesse progenie Who in her sleepe (a wondrous thing to say) Of all the weedes, that bud and blossome there; Vnwares had borne two babes, as faire as springing day. For in the wide wombe of the world there lyes, In hatefull darkenesse and in deepe horrore, wend: go with fleshly weedes [clothes] would them attire: An huge eternall Chaos, which supplyes incarnate, make them human, give them bodies the substances of natures fruitfull progenyes. Which when as forme and feature it does ketch, Some thousand yeares so doen they there remaine; Becomes a bodie, and doth then inuade And then of him are clad with other hew, the state of life, out of the griesly shade.

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As impaired immune function worsens erectile dysfunction venous leak super p-force 160 mg lowest price, susceptibility occurs to various oropharyngeal infections such as mucosal candidiasis of the mouth, larynx, and esophagus (severe dysphagia) (treatable with topical nystatin or clotrimazole or systemic fluconazole?see page 21, Section I. Early in the epidemic when aerosolized pentamidine was used for Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia prophylaxis, pneumocystis was commonly associated with polyps of the middle ear and external canal; however, this condition is rarely seen today. If standard therapy for otitis media (amoxicillin/clavulanate or levofloxacin) fails, culture/sensitivity tympanocentesis is indicated. Herpes zoster (shingles) is also quite common in this population and is often associated with significant post-herpetic neualgia. C) must often be prolonged, and addition of rifampin is recommended for recalcitrant cases. Acute sinusitis may be caused by ordinary pathogens and may be treated in the customary manner (augmented amoxicillin or 2nd/3rd generation cephalosporins or ?respiratory quinolones, etc. Therefore, culture/sensitivity studies are essential, and treatment will likely require coverage against Staph. Be aware that some of the commonly used antimicrobials may interact adversely with antivirals that the patient may be taking, particularly the macrolides (erythromycin, et al. K Selection of Drugs for Antibiotic-Associated Diarrhea and Pseudomembranous Enterocolitis When broad-spectrum antibiotics alter the microbial flora of the intestine, loose stools and diarrhea may appear. In most instances, this is a nuisance; it might be avoided or minimized if a lactobacillus preparation. Diarrhea requires prompt discontinuance of the antibiotic, which usually solves the problem. It is due (most importantly) to Clostridium difficile, an enteric organism that is endemic in many communities and hospitals but is generally innocuous while its growth is suppressed by other enteric inhabitants. Clindamycin is commonly named as the inducer of antibiotic-associated pseudomembranous colitis, but other antibiotics have also been incriminated, such as cephalosporins (especially cefuroxime or cefpodoxime) and amino-penicillins; rarely, chloramphenicol, erythromycins, fluoroquinolones, tetracyclines, or trimethoprim/sulfa. Most patients develop watery diarrhea between the 4th and 9th days of therapy, and it ceases 4-14 days after antibiotic discontinuance. It will be more protracted if the diarrhea appears 2-10 weeks after the antibiotic course was completed, or if antibiotics were continued in spite of diarrhea. Drug choices: 62 Primary: Alternative: (severe cases) Metronidazole (Flagyl) oral tabs Vancomycin oral 125-500 mg q 6 h for 10-14 d 250 mg qid to 500 mg tid for 10-14 d or Bacitracin oral 25,000 U qid 10-14 d Oral metronidazole is considerably less expensive than vancomycin and is equally effective for mildly or moderately ill patients and should be the primary therapy. L?Selection of Drugs in Penicillin Allergy the frequency of adverse reactions to penicillin in the general population ranges from 1 to 10 percent. But a true ?penicillin allergy is confirmed by skin tests in less than 10 percent of patients who claim to be allergic. A methodical history may reveal the true character of the ?allergy and its adverse potentiality. These rashes are 63 usually minor nuisances, and they often do not recur on subsequent use of penicillin. They may be of other drug or nondrug origin, especially when penicillins are given to patients suffering from viral infec tions that commonly produce rashes. In particular, ampicillin or amoxicillin therapy during a mononucleosis or cytomegalovirus infection results in such rashes in 50-100 percent of such patients. A history of such rashes (nonurticarial type) does not absolutely preclude future use of penicillins. The rash may not reappear with subsequent use of penicillin; it does not have predictive importance regarding anaphylaxis, and many patients with a remote history of a rash-type penicillin ?allergy have subsequently taken other penicillins. Parenteral therapy is most dangerous, and a patient using B-adrenergic antagonists is at increased risk. Skin tests are useful if a history exists suggestive of an immediate-type reaction, but they are positive in fewer than half of cases. History of a penicillin reaction that includes wheezing, bronchospasm, angioedema, laryngeal edema, hypotension, or urticarial rash should preclude future use of any of the penicillin classes, 1st generation cephalosporins, and the carbepenems. I) are all completely unrelated to penicillin and are safe alternatives for treatment of gram-positive coccal infections (staph. Nevertheless, a history of a Type I immediate reaction to penicillin (anaphylaxis as above) suggests 1st generation cephalosporin avoidance since a recurrence could be catastrophic. The penicillin skin test is of little importance in patients with no history of a Type I reaction. And it is unnecessary for ?allergic patients when equally efficacious alternative antibiotics are available. Furthermore, a negative skin test does not exclude the possibility of a life threatening anaphylactic reaction; it suggests only a lessened probability. When alternative agents are unsatisfactory (a rare circumstance) and when the risk of the infection outweighs the risk of penicillin use, desensitization may be considered. This is potentially dangerous and should be attempted only in a hospital under circumstances where personnel, drugs, and equipment for respiratory and circulatory support are at the bedside. Drug choices:2 Intravenous immunoglobulin plus: Primary: Alternatives: Clindamycin* Vancomycin or Linezolid* Cefazolin +/ metronidazole +/ metronidazole * Linezolid and clindamycin each inhibit bacterial toxin production. Logic also suggests the cleansing of nasal vestibules with antiseptic preparation and impregnating with antibiotics any nasal packing that is used. Antibiotics are effective in reducing the incidence of such infections, even in ?clean operative cases, when the drugs are properly selected and administered (although in clean otologic and nasal surgery, infections are so infrequent that data may not justify prophylaxis). Streptococcal pharyngitis contacts: culture and/or treat: amoxicillin, clindamycin, etc. Otitis media prophylaxis is recommended for high risk children such as Eskimos and Native Americans and those with cleft palates. Additionally, it may be appropriate for children who suffer over four episodes of acute otitis media per year but clear their middle ears of fluid between episodes. Preferably the ?pulse method utilizes full therapeutic doses at the earliest onset of ?cold symptoms, given until they clear. In households with unvaccinated children under age 4 years, all contacts (except pregnant women) should receive rifampin for prophylaxis (see page 19, Section I. Surgery on patients with compromised host defenses: irradiated tissues; steroid therapy; cancer chemotherapy; impaired vascularity; debility. Congenital or acquired heart defects such as ?Congenital malformations ?Damaged valves: rheumatic, surgical, mitral valve prolapse with regurgitation ?Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy 2. For such patients undergoing invasive procedures (that would cause bleeding) involving oral or respiratory mucosa, such as: a. Earlier recommendations included follow-up doses 6-8 hours later, but this is no longer deemed necessary if blood contamination has ceased. Also, earlier recommendations included gentamicin, vancomycin, and erythromycin as options. These are not listed in current recommendations even though they may be effective. Timing, Pre-op: Antimicrobials must be present at therapeutic levels at the site and at the time of contamination (incision). Therefore, extended procedures (over 4 hours) may require a second dose since contamination re-occurs at skin-closure. Post-op: Antibiotics initiated post-operatively have little effect on wound infections. Some clinicians continue therapy until wound drainage or incision-line leakage has stopped or packing is removed from wounds, nose, or sinuses. Sterile technique: Antimicrobial therapy is not a substitute for proper sterile surgical technique. However, an acknowledged break in technique or an unexpected contamination of a sterile anatomical site. Antibiotic therapy in contaminated wounds is technically ?therapeutic rather than ?prophylactic. But some clinicians fear that toxic-shock syndrome4 is a risk without prophylaxis (although unproven) and that the devastating effect of some infection (even though rare) might argue in favor of prophylaxis. If pseudomonas is suspected, add gentamicin or ceftazidime as for major head and neck surgery above. The normal external ear canal is not necessarily sterile,1 but Johnson1 asserts that antiseptic preparation and sterile techniques are sufficient and that prophylaxis is unnecessary. Some clinicians argue that the risks of labyrinthitis (even though rare) from round or oval window violation is such a serious hazard that it outweighs the risks or costs of antimicrobials. Drug choices: pre-op antibiotics that have already sterilized the operative field do not necessarily have to penetrate into the cerebral spinal fluid (and labyrinth) for protection.

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The cumulative impact of this devastating information plunges parents into an immediate and extremely painful grieving process. But whenever the diagnosis is made, parents will experience the acute loss of the expectation that their child would lead a full and normal life. Learning what might lie ahead, they ache for their precious child and, indeed, for their entire family. With every acute crisis such as worsening bone marrow failure or the diagnosis of cancer, loved ones experience again the most painful phases of the grieving process. Parents may tell themselves that the diagnosis is inaccurate, that someone has made a dreadful mistake, or that there must be a magic pill that will make this go away. They carry on with their daily routines, perform regular tasks, and ask appropriate questions. This phase can last from hours to months and is often intermingled with other characteristics of grief. Roller coaster of emotions Shock and denial give way to a roller coaster of emotionality. Family members commonly experience feelings of crippling sadness, anger, guilt, anxiety, despair, terror, and being out of control. When parents have unknowingly passed lethal genes on to their children, feelings of guilt can be quite intense, even though guilt is entirely unjustifed. Following a successful bone marrow transplant, patients may experience decades of stability. Waves of sadness, anger, anxiety, and other disabling emotions are far less intense. With the appearance of new symptoms and the onset of feared or unexpected medical problems, they must deal, again, with the most painful phases of grief. Parents worry about how this illness will affect the emotional stability and coping abilities of their healthy children. The medical and emotional demands of this illness can absorb much, and at times all, of the parents time and attention, especially during times of medical crisis or extended intervention, such as transplant. Parents can feel guilty, fearing that their physical and emotional absence will negatively affect the entire family. The family needs to consider ways in which the unaffected siblings can obtain support during the most stressful times. Knowing that one is doing the best one possibly can under extremely diffcult circumstances can lessen guilt. I am always aware that I must not let our daughter feel left out, even inadvertently. She must never feel that our son gets all the attention because he is sick, or that he is loved more due to his illness. Usually, parents know no other person in their community whose child has the same disorder. Most parents feel that part of their role is to protect their children from 355 Fanconi Anemia: Guidelines for Diagnosis and Management dangerous, unhappy experiences. They feel helpless and out of control when confronted with the knowledge that they cannot shield their children from a life-threatening condition. Coping strategies I must use my energy to do something good for others?to put purpose to the pain. Many families have found that a focus on fundraising for research is an enormously therapeutic outlet, and one that might hasten life saving results. Parents of children with a life-threatening illness also need to give themselves a break. Families speak of having a greater compassion and empathy for the suffering of others. Instead of living in the past or future, some families consciously focus on making the most of the present. Some report deeper and more satisfying relationships with family and friends, and an enhanced capacity to appreciate the things they have taken for granted. The rush of support from caring friends and family, the public or private events that follow the death, and the need to survive this intense period can carry one through the initial days of the grieving process. But the enormity of the loss usually leaves the bereaved with overwhelming sadness, despair, and an intense longing for the child who has died. Marital issues Some couples report that struggling with a life-threatening illness and the death of a child brought them closer together. For others, their different coping strategies became a threat to their relationship. Some are uncomfortable expressing their feelings and believe they must project ?strength to their family and friends. Differences in coping often lead to marital stress, as spouses can feel misunderstood, unappreciated, and resentful of one another. Each may feel that the other spouse is unable or unwilling to provide suffcient emotional support. Some couples report an unhappy disruption of their previously satisfying sex lives together. Marriage counseling may be crucial to help couples learn to be more tolerant, understanding, and supportive of one another throughout this extremely painful time. Even those who have learned all they could about this disease, followed the advice of esteemed physicians, and tried their best to make the ?right decision at each step of the way can be riddled with guilt when a child ultimately dies. They may remember those times they could not be ?there for their child, and dismiss all the hours they spent, in fact, being there. If they felt responsible for protecting their child, they conclude they have ultimately failed. Parents need to reassure themselves that they made the best decision they could at that particular time, that they can never know the outcome of an alternative decision, and that they must learn to be more compassionate towards themselves. Crisis in religious beliefs Parents with strong religious convictions often state that their faith has brought them peace and comfort, and has enabled them to cope with this illness and the death of a child. Many fnd solace in the belief that everything happens for a reason, their child is in a better place, and someday they will be reunited with the lost child. They state that their religious community has been a tremendous source of help and support. For others, the suffering and death of a child have caused them to question their beliefs. Some experience a deeply painful crisis as they try to reconcile their frm convictions and the enormity of their suffering. Those who have always believed that ?God does not give us more than we can bear suspect that they have, in fact, been given more than they can bear. Parents who believe that ?everything happens for a reason, even when we cannot understand the reason, wonder what possible beneft could come from the suffering of an innocent child? Those who believe strongly in miracles question why a miracle did not rescue their precious child. A trusted minister, priest, rabbi, or other spiritual leader may be crucial in helping parents work through and come to peace with these most diffcult issues. One can suffer forgetfulness, memory loss, slowed thinking, confusion, short attention span, and diffculty in making decisions or problem solving.

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The maximum delay between a missed scheduled dose and the next one (whichever dose was missed) should not be longer than 21 days that is 2 infusions and a week of rest, except for peripheral neuropathy grade 3 or 4 where an additional delay of 2 extra infusions and a week of rest might be acceptable after discussion with the central investigator. If gemcitabine is to be discontinued for other reason than progression, patients in Arm A could continue treatment with nab-paclitaxel alone on study protocol, if appropriate. If progressive disease or both drugs have to be discontinued for other reason, patients will be taken off study. In case of progressive disease, patients in Arm B are allowed to cross-over to the combination Arm A, if appropriate. If a patient has failed to attend scheduled assessments in the study, the investigator must determine the reasons and the circumstances as completely and accurately as possible. The quality of life questionnaire will be collected every four weeks from all living patients for a maximum of 12 months from treatment start regardless of the reason of discontinuation. Leuven reference # S56122 Survival status will be collected for all patients, at routine follow up visits if applicable or by telephone. Concomitant medication or medication administered during the study (beginning at 3 weeks before treatment start) must be recorded. Over the course of this trial, additional medications may be required to manage aspects of the disease, including side effects from trial treatments or disease progression. Supportive care, including but not limited to anti-emetic medications, may be administered at the discretion of the Investigator. Human albumin is the only excipient in the nab-paclitaxel; the formulation does not contain ethanol and does not require premedication with anti histamines. Radiotherapy for symptom control not on target lesions may be permitted at the condition that is administered at least 7 days apart from the administration of gemcitabine. Administration of other chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or anti-tumor hormonal therapy during the study is not allowed. Growth factors are not allowed in primary prophylaxis but may be used for management and secondary prophylaxis of hematological complications. Ciprofloxacin (or the alternative antibiotic) should be distributed to patients with instructions to begin treatment if they experience a febrile episode. Administration of long term prophylactic ciprofloxacin (or the alternative antibiotic) to prevent recurrences in patients already having experienced a first febrile episode (and managed as described in Section 5. Administration of prophylactic antibiotics to otherwise uncomplicated patients with biliary stents will be at the discretion of the treating physicians. Leuven reference # S56122 For information regarding other drugs that may interact with either nab-paclitaxel or gemcitabine and affect their metabolism, pharmacokinetics, or excretion see the reference documents. Yellow fever vaccine and other live attenuated vaccines are not recommended in patients treated with gemcitabine. The importance of adherence to the recommended treatments should be emphasized to the patient. The medication will be administered either by the investigator or under his direct supervision. As a routine precaution, patients enrolled in this study will be observed during the administration of treatments and for at least one hour after the end of the gemcitabine infusion or longer if clinically necessary in an area with resuscitation equipment and emergency agents (epinephrine, prednisolone equivalents, etc. Insufficient compliance is defined as a patient missing more than two infusions of either nab-paclitaxel or gemcitabine without medical reason. In cases when, after completing the screening process, a patient is subsequently not enrolled in the study, the reason of non-enrolment should be mentioned in the screening log. This document will be kept by each site and presented at monitoring visits or upon request. If the patient is registered, existing imaging studies can be used as baseline evaluations if performed within 28 days from the first day of treatment. If the patient is registered, existing laboratory data can be used as baseline evaluation if performed within 2 weeks from the first day of treatment. No biological materials for translational research can be collected before signature of the informed consent form. A chest X-Ray is not considered appropriate for the purpose of disease evaluation at baseline. The same evaluation method of the target lesions should be consistently used throughout the study. For subsequent tumour evaluation timepoints in each Arm see Table 4: Summary of clinical procedures and timepoints. If a patient shows any sign of a cardiac event during the course of the study, a complete cardiac assessment should be performed. Prior to the first infusion on study the following materials are required for translational research:? Blood samples for translational research (10 ml whole blood, 10 ml for plasma and 10 ml for serum). Biopsy is to be performed after signature of consent and before the first infusion. It is recommended the patient completes the forms in clinic, before any appointment or procedure. It is a prerequisite that a physician is present during this first administration of study medication. If the lab results are not acceptable for treatment, infusions may be delayed for a maximum of two consecutive weeks. If lab results are not acceptable for treatment, infusions may be delayed for a maximum of two consecutive weeks. Leuven reference # S56122 treatment, infusions may be delayed for a maximum of two consecutive weeks. It is recommended the patient completes the form in clinic, before any appointment or procedure. Hematology testing (blood counts) must be performed within 48 hours prior to infusion for safety reasons. From this week on, patients in arm B will receive gemcitabine every week for three (3) weeks, followed by a week of rest. Treatment should continue following the schema stated in Figure 1: Study overview until one of the reasons for discontinuation occurs. Leuven reference # S56122 For timing of procedures in each Arm during study see Table 4: Summary of clinical procedures and timepoints. Additional eligibility criteria for cross-over are allowed to cross-over to 2 the combination Arm and receive nab-paclitaxel at 125mg/m and gemcitabine at the last received dose level while on Arm B. Patients that crossed-over and already provided a blood sample at their first progression are required to provide another blood sample at the time of the second progression. If the patient is taken off study for other reason than progression or death, blood samples are required at the time of the visit or within 30 days from treatment discontinuation, but before starting of any new treatment. Details on procedures, handling, shipping and analyses are described in Section 10. The ?First Follow Up visit will be done at 6-8 weeks after the ?End of treatment visit. If a patient was taken off study for other reasons than progression of disease, the disease status and date of progression should be regularly documented by imaging. Survival and progression data will be collected for a maximum of three years after the database lock. Treatment related toxicity still present at the ?First Follow Up visit will be followed up until resolution or outcome is stable. Survival status should be documented by the investigator after the ?End of Treatment Visit at each routine follow up visit.

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In addition to infection, differential diagnosis of skin le soft tissue abscess after marrow recovery or for a progressive sions should include drug eruption, cutaneous in? Acyclovir should be administered to patients suspected include bacterial, fungal, viral, and parasitic agents (strong, high). Mucor/Rhizopus infections should be cause of a dramatic increase in the frequency and severity of treated with lipid formulation amphotericin B (strong, infections and the emergence of resistance to many of the anti moderate) or posaconazole (strong, low) (Table 6). For dition of an echinocandin could be considered based on example, there was a 29% increase in the total hospital admis synergy in murine models of mucormycosis, and observa sions for these infections between 2000 and 2004 [5]. Some of this increased frequency is isms (Table 7), in patients currently on antibiotics (strong, related to the emergence of community-associated methicillin moderate). Blood cultures should be obtained and skin lesions in this mune status, geographic locale, travel history, recent trauma or population of patients should be aggressively evaluated by culture surgery, previous antimicrobial therapy, lifestyle, hobbies, and aspiration, biopsy, or surgical excision, as they may be caused by animal exposure or bites is essential when developing an ade resistant microbes, yeast, or molds (strong, moderate). Consider immediate consultation with a dermatologist cause and severity of infection and must take into account path familiar with cutaneous manifestations of infection in patients ogen-speci? Many dif with cellular immune defects (eg, those with lymphoma, lym ferent microbes can cause soft tissue infections, and although phocytic leukemia, recipients of organ transplants, or those re speci? Consider biopsy and surgical debridement early in the detail in the text to follow. Empiric antibiotics, antifungals, and/or antivirals should and evidence for recommendations according to the Infectious be considered in life-threatening situations (weak, moderate). Gram stain and culture of the pus or exudates from skin Panel members were divided into pairs, consisting of primary lesions of impetigo and ecthyma are recommended to help and secondary authors. Each author was asked to review the lit identify whether Staphylococcus aureus and/or a? Bullous and nonbullous impetigo can be treated with oral were discussed and resolved, and all panel members are in or topical antimicrobials, but oral therapy is recommended for agreement with the? Treatment for Consensus Development Based on Evidence ecthyma should be an oral antimicrobial. The panel met twice for face-to-face meetings and conducted (a) Treatment of bullous and nonbullous impetigo should teleconferences on 6 occasions to complete the work of the be with either topical mupirocin or retapamulin twice daily guideline. The purpose of the teleconferences was to discuss (bid) for 5 days (strong, high). Bullous im regarding employment, consultancies, stock ownership, hono petigo is caused by strains of S. When streptococci alone are the cause, penicillin is the drug Incision, evacuation of pus and debris, and probing of the of choice, with a macrolide or clindamycin as an alternative cavity to break up loculations provides effective treatment of cu for penicillin-allergic patients. A random cin [12] or retapamulin [14] is as effective as oral antimicrobials ized trial comparing incision and drainage of cutaneous for impetigo. Simply covering the surgical site with a dry dressing is usually the eas iest and most effective treatment of the wound [21, 22]. Incision and drainage is the recommended treatment for tremes of age, and lack of response to incision and drainage in? They differ from or <36?C, tachypnea >24 breaths per minute, tachycardia >90 folliculitis, in which the in? They are usually Furuncles often rupture and drain spontaneously or follow painful, tender, and? Most large furuncles and all car a pustule and encircled by a rim of erythematous swelling. Systemic taneous abscesses can be polymicrobial, containing regional antimicrobials are usually unnecessary, unless fever or other ev skin? What Is Appropriate for the Evaluation and Treatment of denitis suppurativa, or foreign material (strong, moderate). Recurrent abscesses should be drained and cultured early Recommendations in the course of infection (strong, moderate). Culture recurrent abscess and treat with a 5 to 10-day swabs are not routinely recommended (strong, moderate). Consider a 5-day decolonization regimen twice daily of rates, biopsies, or swabs should be considered in patients with intranasal mupirocin, daily chlorhexidine washes, and daily de malignancy on chemotherapy, neutropenia, severe cell-mediat contamination of personal items such as towels, sheets, and ed immunode? Typical cases of cellulitis without systemic signs of infec ders if recurrent abscesses began in early childhood (strong, tion should receive an antimicrobial agent that is active against moderate). In one randomized trial, twice empiric regimen for severe infection (strong, moderate). Elevation of the affected area and treatment of predispos after showering was also deemed ineffective [32]. A 5-day de ing factors, such as edema or underlying cutaneous disorders, colonization with twice-daily intranasal mupirocin and daily are recommended (strong, moderate). In lower extremity cellulitis, clinicians should carefully of bleach per full bath) for prevention of recurrences may be examine the interdigital toe spaces because treating? One uncontrolled scaling, or maceration may eradicate colonization with patho study reported termination of an epidemic of furunculosis in a gens and reduce the incidence of recurrent infection (strong, village by use of mupirocin, antibacterial hand cleanser, and moderate). Hospitali fewer recurrences in the patient than employing the measures zation is recommended if there is concern for a deeper or in the patient only [34]. Cultures of punch biopsy specimens yield an organism in Evidence Summary 20%?30% of cases [39, 47], but the concentration of bacteria ?Cellulitis and ?erysipelas refer to diffuse, super? The term ?cellulitis is not appropriate for specimen cultures, serologic studies [41, 48?51], and other cutaneous in? For example, in skin biopsies [51, 52]), suggests that the vast majority of these when cutaneous redness, warmth, tenderness, and edema en infections arise from streptococci, often group A, but also from circle a suppurative focus such as an infected bursa, the appro other groups, such as B, C, F, or G. The source of these patho priate terminology is ?septic bursitis with surrounding gens is frequently unclear, but in many cases of leg cellulitis, the in? This observation underscores treatment of cellulitis is antimicrobial therapy, whereas for pu the importance of detecting and treating tinea pedis, erythras rulent collections the major component of management is ma, and other causes of toe web abnormalities. Occasionally, drainage of the pus, with antimicrobial therapy either being un the reservoir of streptococci is the anal canal [55] or the vagina, necessary or having a subsidiary role (Figure 1 and Table 2). Several other organisms can cause celluli than cellulitis; (2) for many, erysipelas has been used to refer to tis, but usually only in special circumstances, such as animal cellulitis involving the face only; and (3) for others, especially in bites, freshwater or saltwater immersion injuries, neutropenia, European countries, cellulitis and erysipelas are synonyms [35]. These infections cause rapidly spreading areas of erythema, Cultures of blood, tissue aspirates, or skin biopsies are unnec swelling, tenderness, and warmth, sometimes accompanied by essary for typical cases of cellulitis. Therapy for typical cases of cellulitis should include an antibi Systemic manifestations are usually mild, but fever, tachycardia, otic active against streptococci (Table 2). A large percentage of confusion, hypotension, and leukocytosis are sometimes pre patients can receive oral medications from the start for typical sent and may occur hours before the skin abnormalities appear. In cases of uncomplicated cellulitis, local host defenses from such conditions as obesity, previous a 5-day course of antimicrobial therapy is as effective as a 10-day cutaneous trauma (including surgery), prior episodes of cellu course, if clinical improvement has occurred by 5 days [57]. The origin of the disrupted skin surface may be obvi ization, the average duration of treatment was 2 weeks and only ous, such as trauma, ulceration, and preexisting cutaneous in about one-third of patients received speci? These infections are most common on trum treatment, and the failure rate of 12% was not different re the lower legs.

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Bacterial Culture Prior to administering antibiotics, ascitic fluid (at least 10 mL) should be obtained and then directly inoculated into a blood culture bottle at the bedside, instead of sending the fluid to the laboratory in a syringe or container, since immediate inoculation improves the yield on bacterial culture from approximately 65 to 90%, 3 9 when the ascitic fluid cell count is at least 250 cells/mm (0. Laboratory diagnostic criteria for secondary bacterial peritonitis includes at least two of the following: ascitic fluid protein greater than 1 g/dL, lactate dehydrogenase higher than the upper limit of normal for serum, or glucose less than 50 mg/dL. These tests can be submitted to the laboratory using a red-top tube and may include albumin, total protein, glucose, lactate dehydrogenase, amylase, and bilirubin. Biliary leakage into the peritoneum can be associated with increased ascitic fluid bilirubin concentration. For patients with a prior paracentesis, especially a recent paracentesis, most of these additional diagnostic tests will not need repeating. Indeed, patients with culture-negative neutrocytic ascites have similar mortality rates as patients with confirmed spontaneous bacterial peritonitis and benefit from antibiotic treatment, which should not be delayed while awaiting bacterial culture results (Figure 2). Any cirrhotic patient with a positive ascitic fluid culture who has concerning signs or symptoms that may indicate infection, such as fever (temperature greater than 37. Extended spectrum antibiotics, such as carbapenems, may even be considered in nosocomial cases. The choice of treatment will depend on location of acquisition (community versus nosocomial), local resistance patterns, and culture sensitivity results when available. Use of intravenous albumin should be reserved for patients with a serum creatinine greater than 1 mg/dL, blood urea nitrogen greater than 30 mg/dL, or total bilirubin greater than 4 mg/dL. Patients with secondary bacterial peritonitis should undergo surgical intervention of the perforated viscus or drainage of the abscess and should be treated with broad-spectrum antibiotics, such as third-generation cephalosporins, with the addition of an antimicrobial agent that has good anaerobic coverage, such as metronidazole. In one metaanalysis of five trials, antibiotic prophylaxis in cirrhotic patients with gastrointestinal bleeding demonstrated a 9% increase in survival. If intravenous ceftriaxone cannot be used due to a severe beta-lactam allergy, intravenous ciprofloxacin 400 mg every 12 hours could be used as the initial prophylaxis regimen during active bleeding. Ascitic fluid should be sent for cell count and differential analysis and should be directly inoculated into blood culture bottles at the bedside. Daily dosing is preferred over intermittent dosing due to the increased risk of developing antimicrobial resistance with intermittent dosing. For patients with acute gastrointestinal hemorrhage, intravenous ceftriaxone 1 g daily is recommended for a total duration of 7 days and has been shown to decrease the risk of infections, re bleeding, and mortality. Alternatively, once patients are stable with control of bleeding and resumption of oral intake, the ceftriaxone may be transitioned to oral ciprofloxacin 500 mg twice daily to complete the 7-day course. Review article: spontaneous bacterial peritonitis-bacteriology, diagnosis, treatment, risk factors and prevention. Prevalence of peritonitis and the ascitic fluid protein concentration among chronic liver disease patients. Intestinal permeability in cirrhotic patients with and without spontaneous bacterial peritonitis: is the ring closed? Translocation of gut bacteria in rats with cirrhosis to mesenteric lymph nodes partially explains the pathogenesis of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis. Microbiology and resistance in first episodes of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis: implications for management and prognosis. A Real-World Evaluation of Repeat Paracentesis guided Management of Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis. Risk factors for spontaneous bacterial peritonitis in cirrhotic patients with ascites. Incidence and predictive factors of first episode of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis in cirrhosis with ascites: relevance of ascitic fluid protein concentration. Low-protein-concentration ascitic fluid is predisposed to spontaneous bacterial peritonitis. Recurrence of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis in cirrhosis: frequency and predictive factors. Systematic review and meta-analysis of the possible association between pharmacological gastric acid suppression and spontaneous bacterial peritonitis. Bacterial infection in patients with advanced cirrhosis: a multicentre prospective study. Lack of increased bleeding after paracentesis and thoracentesis in patients with mild coagulation abnormalities. Culture-negative neutrocytic ascites: a variant of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis. Bedside inoculation of blood culture bottles is superior to delayed inoculation in the detection of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis. Secondary bacterial peritonitis in cirrhosis: a retrospective study of clinical and analytical characteristics, diagnosis and management. Utility of an algorithm in differentiating spontaneous from secondary bacterial peritonitis. Clarification of risk factors for abdominal operations in patients with hepatic cirrhosis. Ascitic fluid carcinoembryonic antigen and alkaline phosphatase levels for the differentiation of primary from secondary bacterial peritonitis with intestinal perforation. Infected ascites: Distinguishing secondary peritonitis from spontaneous bacterial peritonitis in a cirrhotic patient with classic symptoms. Two different dosages of cefotaxime in the treatment of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis in cirrhosis: results of a prospective, randomized, multicenter study. Cefotaxime is more effective than is ampicillin-tobramycin in cirrhotics with severe infections. Randomized, comparative study of oral ofloxacin versus intravenous cefotaxime in spontaneous bacterial peritonitis. Short-course versus long-course antibiotic treatment of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis: a randomized controlled trial of 100 patients. Ceftriaxone in the treatment of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis: ascitic fluid polymorphonuclear count response and short-term prognosis. 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Unlike any other wound, the burn is a non-uniform injury in which some tissues are partially or completely damaged, while other tissues suffer minimal damage. The latter will heal without any therapeutic treatment, while the former will become permanently damaged, creating a granulating wound if not appropriately treated. However, there are other products that have multivaried effects on the burn wound. Topical application of an Aloe compound resulted in healing patterns comparable to the anti-thromboxane agents. Robson and his colleagues2 also showed that such an Aloe compound had anti-bacterial properties as well. Therefore, topical application of anti-microbials and other chemo-therapeutic agents is essential in order to restore the normal healing process and prevent infection. Halsted has been quoted as saying, ?A wound which has been irrigated with solutions of carbolic acid, corrosive sublimate, or other disinfectant labors under the disadvantage of a more less extensive area of superficial necrosis?3. McCauley and his colleagues4 have show that both silver sulfadiazine and Sulfamylon are toxic to fibroblasts in tissue culture at concentrations of 0. Leitch, et al5 recently presented data that silver sulfadiazine, Sulfamylon and silver sulfadiazine with chlorohexadine significantly retarded wound healing in the acute wound model. The gel was stained by silver stain kit method, and the kit was purchased from Bio-Rad. Cell concentration and viability were determined by hemacytometer counts and dye exclusion with 0. Cells at 5x104 cell/well were plated into 96-well flat-bottom plates and maintained 24 hours at standard conditions in adherence studies. The formazan crystals, formed only in viable cells after four hours at 37o C, were dissolved by addition of 100ul of acid-isopropanol solution. The skin defects were treated three times a day for 14 days with Aloe vera gel (n=10), 2% mupirocin ointment (n=10), 1% clindamycin cream (n=10), 1% silver sulfadiazine alone (n=10), 1% silver sulfadiazine cream + Aloe (n=10). Wound half-lives and overall healing rates were calculated by regressing the log of the areas of all wounds over time. The rat adrenal cultured cells in the presence of Aloe vera gel #5 showed a 26% increase in growth activity when compared to the control (Fig. Acute Wound Healing Topical application of each therapeutic agent had a profound effect on the healing process. Overall healing rates of all the treated groups were significantly different as compared to the control group (p<0. The Aloe group had the shortest half-life, and healed faster than the control group (Table I). While silver sulfadiazine with Aloe significantly increased the breaking strength (2. Carney and his co-workers10 showed that exogenous delivery of synthetic Thrombin Receptor-activating peptides enhanced the healing process and neovascularization of an incisional wound. In a clinical trial Bishop, et al11 evaluated two potential wound healing agents in a blinded trial for the treatment of venous status ulcers. Contrary to previous in vitro and in vivo studies by McCauley, et al4 and Leitch, et al5 the Bishop study showed that silver sulfadiazine was significantly more therapeutic in healing the venous status ulcer when compared to a biologically active tripeptide copper complex or a placebo. These results suggest that a silver sulfadiazine cream may facilitate healing in wounds that heal by epitheliazation. Our previous studies have provided evidence that Aloe vera may contain a growth factor like substance. Therefore, with this foundation of knowledge regarding the exogenous administration of cytokines and Aloe substances in the process of wound healing, we closely examined Aloe vera gel 1:1 (#5) to provide further evidence of its wound-healing potential compared to other chemotherapeutic agents. McCauley, et al4 showed that silver sulfadiazine in tissue culture was toxic to fibroblasts and keratinocytes, and Leitch and his co-workers5 showed that it retarded wound healing in vivo. The silver sulfadiazine and Aloe group, while it healed significantly faster (p = <0. The Bactroban -clindamycin and silver sulfadiazine-treated wounds were apparently stronger than the controls, but the healing time was significantly (p<0. This study further substantiates the fact that Aloe contains a growth promoting factor that enhances the healing process and the breaking strength of these healed wounds. Aloe can also reverse the wound healing retardant effect of silver sulfadiazine, a topical antimicrobial used to treat and control burn wound sepsis. Vol 79, Number 11, Nov 1989, P559-62 Abstract the influence of Aloe vera, orally and topically, on wound healing was studied. For the oral study, experimental animals received Aloe vera in their drinking water for 2 months, whereas the control animals received only water. In the topical study, experimental animals were given 25% Aloe vera in Eucerin cream topically. These data suggest that Aloe vera is effective by both oral and topical routes of administration. Previous studies have amply demonstrated the wound-healing influence of Aloe vera. Decolorized Aloe vera (without anthraquinones) was more effective than colorized Aloe. Aloe vera is a natural substance containing enzymes, amino acids, and other active ingredients that contain important properties needed for wound healing. This response could be explained by the fact that Aloe dilated capillaries to increase blood flow to injured areas. Possibly, there are specific factors that Aloe vera overcomes to improve wound healing. In normal and diabetic animals, Aloe vera possesses anti-inflammatory, antiedemic, and improved healing properties. This study attempts to show the oral and topical activity of Aloe vera in improving wound healing. A 6-mm punch biopsy was used to induce two skin wounds on each side of the vertebral column. The diameters of the wounds were measured from anterior to posterior with a Vernier caliper. Anterior-to-posterior measurements of the wounds were recorded by a Vernier caliper on days 1, 4, and 7. One group of experimental mice received 25% colorized Aloe vera topically on each wound daily for 6 days. The wound healing process depends on a given provision of local circulation, as well as the formation and deposition of collagen. A considerable amount of evidence has shown that Aloe vera improves wound and burn healing in animals and humans. A similar response was recorded in diabetics, whose wounds normally are characterized by poor or delayed healing. Aloe vera contains important ingredients necessary for wound healing, such as vitamin C (ascorbic acid), amino acids, vitamin E, and zinc. It may help stabilize lysosomal enzymes needed to synthesize collagen and it prevents free radical damage (cross-linkage) that appears to be detrimental to normal wound healing. Several factors delay or reduce wound healing, including bacterial infections, necrotic tissue, interference with blood supply, lymphatic blockage, and diabetes mellitus. These conditions that inhibit wound healing can be combined under the classification, of ?tissue anoxia,?19 or reduction of oxygen in body tissue below physiologic levels. If tissue anoxia could be altered by regional superoxygenation, an increased healing rate could be achieved. It was found in the authors laboratory that Aloe vera was effective orally in promoting wound healing. Oral food-grade Aloe vera (100 mg/kg/day) improved wound healing compared to the healing of control animals receiving only water (Table 1, Figure 1).