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V A Grebennikov

Publications and source records attributed to V A Grebennikov.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed2002

[Laryngeal lesions in secondary cutaneous and mucosal syphilis].

Clinical variants of laryngeal lesions in patients with early syphilis are reviewed. A case of secondary syphilis with a laryngeal lesion is reported in a female who developed aphonia. Basing on laryngoscopic findings, an otorhinolaryngologist made the diagnosis "chronic laryngitis, singer's nodules". The authors infer that painless laryngitis of long duration without signs of inflammation and resistant to standard treatment should be tested for syphilitic etiology. Therefore, the patient's blood should be taken for Wasserman reaction while the patient should be consulted by venereologist.

Adult↗
PubMed1990

[Effects of polymer materials in a furniture factory on the development of mycoses in workers].

Workers engaged in furniture making suffer from foot mycosis 2.5 times more often than those having no contact with polymers; patients with occupational skin diseases suffer from this disease 2.4 times more often than other workers. The analysis of skin samples and specific allergic diagnosis show that sensitization to fungi and occupational allergens is significantly higher among those contacting with polymers used in furniture making. Mycotic infection greatly raises sensitivity to occupational allergens. Exposure to polymers significantly increases sensitizing effect of foot mycosis pathogens on workers' organisms. This factor can be regarded as a predisposition to the development of mycotic infection.

Allergens↗
PubMed1990

[The immunocorrective and detoxifying actions of hemosorption, plasmapheresis and enterosorption in pemphigus].

Immunity system changes and intoxication characteristics were studied in two groups of patients with pemphigus treated with traditional methods (group 1, 14 patients) and routine therapy combined with hemoperfusion, plasmapheresis, and enterosorption (group 2, 12 patients). During exacerbation pemphigus patients develop manifest changes in the immunity status in the presence of endotoxicosis. Introduction of hemoperfusion, plasmapheresis, and enterosorption in the complexes of treatment of pemphigus patients activates erosion epithelialization, helps sooner reduce the doses of corticosteroids whose total dose is reduced by 39 percent, improves cell-mediated and humoral immunity parameters, and is conducive to a more favorable time course of the body intoxication parameters.

Adsorption↗
PubMed1989

[Comparative effectiveness of current pathogenetic methods of treating neurodermatitis].

The authors compare various present-day pathogenetic methods used in the treatment of 258 patients with disseminated neurodermatitis (81 cases with the atopic form and 177 ones with the nonatopic form). Clinical and laboratory studies have demonstrated the efficacy of adrenoblockers, pyrroxan and butyroxan, included in multiple-modality therapy for patients with manifest disorders of the autonomic nervous system. Combinations of glycyrrham and voltaren and decimetric wave exposure of the adrenal area have been also effective, as well as parmidine, an antibradykinin drug, in a daily dose of 2.0 g. In the most severe and stubborn cases corticosteroids may be administered; the schemes of therapy should be sparing and physiological, with the drugs given every other day, this helping reduce the total dose of the drug.

Adolescent↗