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A Kemona

Publications and source records attributed to A Kemona.

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PubMed1989

[Lymphocytic aggregations in the bone marrow: their occurrence and morphologic analysis].

We analyzed the morphology and incidence of aggregations of mature lymphocytes of the bone marrow in the autopsy material of 425 cases excluding disorders of the hematopoietic and lymphatic systems. We found that lymphocytic aggregations occurred in 21.1% cases. There were two morphologic types of lymphocytic aggregations of the bone marrow, namely lymphoid follicles and infiltrates. It was shown that the incidence of lymphoid nodules of the bone marrow increased with age and that the structures were more frequent in women. We pointed to the significance of lymphocytic aggregations presence in the bone marrow in differentiating with malignant infiltrations of the lymphatic system involving the bone marrow.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1989

[Primary malignant lymphomas of the digestive tract. Morphologic and clinical analysis of 100 cases].

The morphologic and clinical evaluation of malignant lymphomas having the primary localization in the digestive tract has been presented. The analysis of particular cases involved the localization of tumors, the histological types, age, sex and clinical symptoms. It has been stated that malignant lymphomas are rare primary malignancies of the digestive tract which develop most frequently in the stomach and their clinical course may be masked by other diseases of digestive tract.

Adult↗
PubMed1988

[Radioisotope studies of the brain, adrenal glands and adipose tissue in acute lindane poisoning].

Results of the examinations on radioactivity of the adipose tissue, supraprenal glands and the brain after intragastric administration of lindan--14 C in the dose evoking acute poisoning show that it accumulates in the examined tissues. Its highest concentration was observed in the adipose tissue, slightly lower in the supraprenal glands and the lowest one was noted in the brain. It was found that a considerable amount of lindan absorbed was expelled from the tissue during the first 4 days of exposure, but the remaining part was expelled from the adipose tissue and the brain during 36 days, and from the supraprenal glands after 36 days of the experiment.

Adipose Tissue↗
PubMed1988

[Comparative studies of radioactivity of the blood and urine of rats after intravenous, intraperitoneal and intragastric administration of C-14-labeled lindane].

The results of blood and urine radioactivity investigations carried out on male Wistar rats after intravenous, intraperitoneal and intragastric administration of gamma-Benzene Hexachloride-14C indicate that this pesticide is absorbed from blood within 15 hrs after intravenous, 25 hrs after intraperitoneal and 35 hrs after intragastric administration and is excreted in urine within 35 days. A very high level of excretion was observed during the first 4 days after intravenous, 7 days after intraperitoneal, and 8 days after intragastric administration.

Animals↗