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I P Kirichenko

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PubMed1985

[Effect of hemosorption on the ultrastructure of hepatocytes in toxic liver damage].

Extracorporeal perfusion of toxic blood via carbonic sorbents is an effective method for correcting severe disturbances of hemostasis. Ultrastructural alterations in hepatic cells were studied in experimental toxic liver injury before and after hemosorption. It was established that after hemosorption the processes of intracellular regeneration were significantly activated in the liver parenchyma. The number of crysts in the mitochondria increased as did the electronic density of the matrix. At the same time the number of lysosomes rose as well. However, in persistent unresolved cholestasis, destructive alterations in the hepatic tissue progressed despite the performance of hemosorption.

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PubMed1983

[Roentgenomorphological substantiation of drainage of the thoracic duct in patients with liver cirrhosis].

On the basis of an analysis of rentgeno-morphological investigations of the thoracic lymphatic duct (TLD) in 115 patients with complications of hepatocirrhosis and 50 postmortem observations the authors make a conclusion that one of the main factors of the development of insufficiency of TLD in hepatocirrhosis is an excess of lymph resulting in congestion in the duct. It may be considered as a cause for drainage of the TLD in patients with hepatocirrhosis.

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[Prospectives for using the extracorporeal connection of a xenospleen in treating patients with liver cirrhosis and obstructive jaundice complicated by liver failure].

Results of using extracorporeal connection of the hog spleen for detoxication and correction of immune disorders in 73 patients with severe forms of hepatic insufficiency are analyzed. It was shown that extraorganic connection of the xenospleen in complex with other methods of treatment considerably improved results of the operative intervention for liver cirrhosis and obstructive jaundice. However, the results obtained were noted in patients with the I-II stages of hepatic insufficiency.

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