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N A Mendel'

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PubMed1997

[Evaluation of severity of the state of patients with peritonitis by the modified APACHE II system].

According to the APACHE II modified method 201 patient with an acute peritonitis was examined using the results of investigations available during the first 30 min after hospitalization of patient. Veritable differences of the modified APACHE II indexes were established in patients with local and diffuse peritonitis in dead and survived patients and in those who died in the first day and later after hospitalization.

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PubMed1997

[Immunomodulator sensitivity in patients with peritonitis].

The indexes of the loading rosetteforming tests were studied up in vitro in 10 healthy persons and in 12 patients with peritonitis. In the patients the hyporeactive type of reactivity and multidirectional reaction on immunomodulators was revealed more frequently by comparison with such in a healthy persons. The individual option of the immunocorrecting agents is mandatory in patients with an acute peritonitis.

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[The characteristics of the local protective factors in disseminated suppurative peritonitis].

A comparative evaluation was done of factors of the local and systemic immunity in 18 patients with diffuse pyoperitonitis. Morphological (neutrophiles from the abdominal cavity in patients with peritonitis retrieve NBT in a diffuse-dotted fashion whereas neutrophiles of blood give a diffuse pattern and by granules) and functional (reduced metabolic activity of abdominal neutrophiles in a spontaneous NBT-test and an augmented index for the reserve versus metabolic activity of blood neutrophiles) differences in local and systemic factors of immune defence were noted. It is shown that the content of all classes of immunoglobulins is significantly lower in the peritoneal exudate than it is in blood serum. The above facts are to be considered in treatment of patients with generalized purulent peritonitis.

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