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A N Zubritsky

Publications and source records attributed to A N Zubritsky.

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PubMed1999

Asiatic Center of Pathology as a basis of progress of Asiatic pathology in the future.

Nowadays in the Asian continent the necessary conditions seem ripe for the creation of an Asiatic Center for Pathology which could function as a 'brain' center and, at the same time, be an office of the Asian continent's pathologists. The process of organizing the Asiatic Center for Pathology is proposed in the form of brief outlines and considerations for scrutiny and analysis to be followed by a thorough discussion. The creation of such an Asiatic Center for Pathology, which would have no counterpart in the world's pathoanatomical practice, will undoubtedly be a powerful breakthrough in Asiatic pathology.

Academic Medical Centers↗
PubMed1996

European Centre of Pathology as a basis of progress of European pathology in the future.

Nowadays the time is ripe to create a European Centre for Pathology which could function as a stimulating pathological centre and office of the European Society of Pathology. The process of organizing the European Centre for Pathology is proposed in the form of brief considerations and outlines for scrutiny and analysis, followed by a thorough discussion. The creation of such a European Centre for Pathology, having no counterpart in the world of pathoanatomical practice, will undoubtedly be a powerful breakthrough in European Pathology.

Europe↗
PubMed1993

Informational analysis of morphometric parameters of pulmonary heart in chronic nonspecific pulmonary diseases.

The difference between macro- and micrometric parameters of the right ventricle of the heart was studied in 26 autopsy cases of chronic nonspecific pulmonary disease, and 11 cases of violent death without pulmonary or cardiac disease from the institute of forensic medicine, matching in age and sex with the first group. The results obtained from organ and tissue analysis enabled us to determine the most informative parameters common for compensation and decompensation status of cor pulmonale: Width, wall thickness, and weight of the right ventricle, thickness of cardiomyocytes and cross-section of their nuclei. Analysis of morphometric parameters at the compensation stage revealed a specific diagnostic value in the circumference of the pulmonary artery and the volume density of focal cardiomyocytic lesions. For the decompensation stage, it was possible to gain specific diagnostic information from the length of inflow into the right ventricle, and from the volume and density of sclerotic foci.

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