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E F Lushnikov

Publications and source records attributed to E F Lushnikov.

At least 37 records · Page 2Linked to original sources
PubMed1978

[Methodological aspects in studying the radiation pathomorphosis of human tumors].

The paper discusses methodological aspects of radial pathomorphism of human tumors. Its main feature is a type change of clinico-anatomical features of some nosological forms of malignant tumors under the influence of radiation therapy. Morphological manifestations of radial pathomorphism are variable, but its criteria require systematization. The development of radial changes occurs step-wisely and is characterized by structural-functional rearrangement of the tumor and circumflex normal tissues.

Cell Transformation, Neoplastic↗
PubMed1977

[Classification of lymphogranulomatosis].

Histological and cytological studies of preparations of peripheral lymphatic nodes in 1081 patients before treatment were carried out. In 76 patients there were also investigated morphological changes in the spleen, mesenteric lymphatic nodes and parts of the liver obtained in laparotomy. Basing on the analysis of the literature and their own findings, the authors think it reasonable to single out the following 8 histological variants of untreated lymphogranulomatosis: focal lesion; a group of variants with nodular sclerosis, with various cellular composition--lymphocytic predominance, mixed cellularity, predominance of lacunar cells; a group of variants without sclerosis consisting of lymphoid predominance and mixed cellular variant; a group of lymphatic depletion combining the reticular variant and diffuse fibrosis. The variants indicated above may be both independent and transitional stages.

Hodgkin Disease↗
PubMed1975

[Lymphographic semeiotics of inflammatory and dystrophic lesions of the lymph nodes in the light of morphological data].

The authors report clinica, roentgeno-lymphographic and morphological findings in 164 patients whom lymph nodes showed various changes of non-tumor origin, 584 lymph nodes being studied by aimed lymphographic and morphological correlations. The changes observed were subdivided into 2 groups: diffuse and focal. Diffuse inflammatory and reactive changes, and multiple micrometastases as well, are manifested by an analogous lymphographic picture. In focal hyperplasia a lymph node is somewhat increased in size, it shows smooth and distinct contours, defects of filling and absorption.

Humans↗