Użytkownik "eXec" <e...@g...pl> napisał w wiadomości
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> mam powazny problem z przetlumaczeniem tego tekstu, nie jest on dlugi
> moze ktos bylby taki mily i sprobowal go przetlumaczyc, z gory dziekuje.
>
> Although they are not NSAIDs, steroids, such as cortisone, prednisone,
> etc., warrant some mention here also. In a sense, cortisone acts like a
> COX-2 inhibitor. Sometimes they are temporarily helpful, but they
> should be taken only with extreme caution.
>
> Two other products, Synvisc and Hyalgan, are sometimes used to help
> augment the synovial fluid in the knees. They are based upon hyaluronic
> acid. The regimen consists of three to five injections over a period of
> time. The rationale is that these viscous materials will act a little
> like an artificial synovial fluid in a knee in which osteoarthritis has
> left the real synovial fluid thin and watery. This should provide some
> temporary relief. It is quite an expensive treatment in the US. I have
> only known three people who have tried this approach. None of them were
> happy with the results. I would suggest that anyone who is interested
> in this approach should check out the Internet search engines with the
> words "Synvisc" and "Hyalgan" to find out what other people's
> experience with these two products has been. Although the information
> from the manufacturers and physicians may be interesting also, the
> findings of those people who have received these injections should be
> given significant weight, because they have no financial interests at
> stake.
>
> As another issue, I wonder if anyone can explain to me why Synvisc
> purchased in the United States costs 14 times as much as the same
> product (by Synvisc!) when purchased in Japan? Reference: Boston
> Business Journal, Sept. 29, 2003, by Mark Hollmer.


litosci, czy oby nie wymagasz zbyt wiele...?

NSAID = niesterydowe leki przeciwzapalne.