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Bulletin of the Transilvania University of Bra�ov • Vol. 2 (51) - 2009 • <strong>Series</strong> <strong>VI</strong><br />
development of the muscular mass<br />
and the reduction of the fatty tissues;<br />
this association has the advantage of<br />
lipolysis stimulation and decrease of<br />
protein use in the energy production<br />
with the disadvantage of heart rate<br />
increase and muscular tremor [5].<br />
The efficiency and safety of aspirin<br />
administering in cardiovascular prevention<br />
has been evaluated by including in the<br />
study a population group with apparently<br />
healthy persons and persons with<br />
myocardial infarction or stroke. On<br />
patients with occlusive vascular disease the<br />
individual studies and randomized trials<br />
showed that small doses (75-162 mg/day)<br />
decrease the risk of serious cardiovascular<br />
events with 25% [3]. Studies on a group of<br />
95000 persons with low to medium risk<br />
confirm that the preventive use of aspirin<br />
reduces with a fifth the myocardial<br />
infarction risk without significantly<br />
influencing the stroke risk and the stroke<br />
mortality.<br />
There are studies that show the effect of<br />
the aspirin being dependent on age and<br />
sex. Research in aspirin intake for primary<br />
prevention significantly reduces the<br />
myocardial infarction risk in men without<br />
reducing the vascular risk. In women, the<br />
aspirin lowers the vascular risk but has no<br />
significant influence on myocardial<br />
infarction risk. The variations dependent<br />
on sex on the secondary prevention have<br />
not been demonstrated [3]. In general<br />
elderly people and women have higher<br />
hemorrhagic risk but this predisposition is<br />
not influencing alone the personal safety<br />
when administering aspirin. The<br />
association with other drugs (statins and<br />
anti thrombosis drugs) can decrease the<br />
risk of cardiovascular events. The benefits<br />
of associating aspirin with other drugs in<br />
the secondary prevention of cardiovascular<br />
events are ascertained [3].<br />
Some studies show that associating<br />
aspirin with vitamin C is an efficient<br />
treatment against viral infections but<br />
administering aspirin during flu can be<br />
harmful. Using aspirin and other salicylate<br />
based drugs in treating flu can lead to Reye<br />
syndrome. This syndrome affects children<br />
between 4 and 16 years of age and when<br />
the flu is epidemic.<br />
The 20 th century was surnamed the<br />
aspirin century. Aspirin represented the<br />
subject of over 3000 scientific papers.<br />
The annual quantity of aspirin is 50000<br />
tons (20 tablets /person).<br />
The daily use of aspirin is 100000000<br />
tablets.<br />
References:<br />
[1]. Jacobs, E.J., Connel, C.J., Rodriguez,<br />
C. Et al: Aspirin use and pancreatic<br />
cancer mortality in a large United<br />
States cohort. In: Journal of the<br />
National Cancer Institute Vol. 96(7),<br />
2004, p. 524-8.<br />
[2]. Jeffryes, D.: Aspirin - The<br />
Extraordinary Story of a Wonder<br />
Drug, Bloomsbury Publishing PLC,<br />
2005.<br />
[3]. Montalescot, G.: The major risk of<br />
aspirin as with all NSAIDs, is<br />
bleeding,. In: ESC Congress<br />
Barcelona, 2009.<br />
[4]. Patrono, C.: While the benefits of<br />
aspirin exceed the risk/benefit ratio is<br />
marginal in low-risk populations. In:<br />
ESC Congress Barcelona, 2009.<br />
[5]. �erban D.: Efedrina + Cofeina +<br />
Aspirina = Combina�ie reu�it� în<br />
eliminarea masei adipoase �i în<br />
dezvoltarea muscular�. Available at:<br />
http://www.doctor.info.ro/eca.html.<br />
[6]. x x x- Agenda medical�. Editura <strong>Medical</strong>�<br />
Bucure�ti, 2007.