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A A Akhmedov

Publications and source records attributed to A A Akhmedov.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1986

[Acute appendicitis associated with ovarian apoplexy].

Ovarian apoplexy was established in 41 (2.6%) of 1581 women operated upon with diagnosis "acute appendicitis". Apoplexy of the right ovary was found in 26 women, of the left one--in 7 women. Seven patients had bilateral ovarian apoplexy associated with acute appendicitis. In ovarian apoplexy urgent operations are indicated. In 29 women operations were started by the Volkovich-Diakonova incision, in 12 cases median laparotomy was used. Appendectomy is necessary when inflammation of the vermiform process is suspected.

Acute Disease↗
PubMed1981

[Effectiveness of certain immunologic methods in the diagnosis of acute bacterial dysentery].

The effectiveness of some immunological methods for diagnosing dysentery has been compared. This comparison has indicated that such methods as the determination of the presence of specific sensitization in the patients (by the indirect mast cell degranulation test), the detection of circulating complement-fixing antibodies to Shigella (by the complement fixation test) and antigenically reactive lymphocytes (by the lymphocyte agglutination test with the use of the antigen and by the indirect rosette-formation test) are more stable, expressive and sensitive than other serological tests and may be used for the complex clinical and laboratory diagnosis of this disease.

Agglutination Tests↗
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[Health status of the residents in the area polluted by fluorine-containing discharges from the Tajik aluminium producing plant].

The paper presents the results of investigations and follow-up monitoring to study the environment-human health relationships in the vicinity of an aluminium plant to substantiate a complex of preventive and health-promoting measures. Experience in planning and organizing the monitoring of environmental pollution and the health status of workers and the general population may be useful in doing the same work in the vicinity of other aluminium-making works.

Adolescent↗