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V A Shestakov

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[Chemiluminescence of blood plasma in the presence of hydrogen peroxide].

Chemoluminescence arised after incubation of diluted blood plasma with hydrogen peroxide. A typical pattern of the luminescence development, similar to that obtained on addition of H2O2 to other biological objects, was observed: quick increase and gradual decrease to a steady-state chemoluminescence level. The increase in chemoluminescence, which was noted in some experiments, might be due to elevation in content of both initiators of peroxidation and activators of the chemoluminescence in blood plasma. Kinetics of the chemoluminescence did not correlate with concentration of oxygen in media.

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[Improvement of hearing acuity using ergomyogenic blood autoserum].

Biological activity of ergomyogenic autoserum (EAS) is attributed to the presence of natural hormonal-neuropeptide complex. Its administration to 25 healthy volunteers and 20 patients with neurosensory hypoacusis stage I-II resulted in improvement of hearing acuity in all the subjects with normal hearing and in 75% of the patients. The autoserum usage instructions are provided.

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[Duodenogastric reflux in patients with alimentary obesity].

The authors analyze findings from a comprehensive clinical and instrumental evaluation of 59 patients presenting with duodenogastric reflux. The above findings suggest that underlying the duodenogastric reflux in those patients having surplus body mass might be hypotonia of the stomach, particularly its pyloric portion. In patients with body mass that do not deviate from physiologic norms regurgitation of bile into the stomach results from the presence of duodenal dyskinesia by hypertonic type. The results obtained suggest that patients with gastroduodenal reflux need treatment options for them to be carefully thought out. The above reflux appeared to be particularly pronounced in those patients presenting with alimentary obesity as per analysis of the gastric content. Patients with grade II obesity show more noticeable tonic disorders of the pyloric portion of the stomach.

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