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T A Luzhetskaia

Publications and source records attributed to T A Luzhetskaia.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources

[Migraine].

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Humans↗

[Hyperkinesis in acute renal failure (clinico-pathomorphologic studies)].

Results of clinical and pathomorphological examinations of 74 patients with acute renal insufficiency are presented. Various forms of hyperkineses accompanying the grave course of acute renal insufficiency complicated with comatose state are described. The development of hyperkineses in patients with acute renal insufficiency is prognostically unfavourable. A substantial role in the pathogenesis of these neurological disturbances belongs to the water-electrolyte imbalance leading to development of diffuse microcirculatory and degenerative changes in all the divisions of the brain and the spinal cord. The pathomophological changes make it possible to differentiate a syndrome of metencephalic degeneration.

Acute Kidney Injury↗

[Allergic encephalomyelopolyradiculoneuritis from a wasp sting (clinico-pathologic report)].

The authors discuss clinico-pathomorphological observations of allergic encephalomyelopolyradiculoneuritis, due to wasp stings. A lethal outcome followed the 14th day of the disease. The clinical picture and morphological symptoms were characterized by allergic reactions of immediate and retarded types leading to severe lesions of the vital organs and the nervous system. Special attention is drawn to a selective lesion of the pallidonigral system conditioning the clinical picture of acutely developing parkinsonism. The polyradiculoneuritis and myelitical syndrome were also expressed.

Blood Vessels↗

[Myopathies].

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Adult↗

[Neurorehabilitation].

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Central Nervous System Diseases↗

[Syringomyelia].

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Syringomyelia↗