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V G Kharchenko

Publications and source records attributed to V G Kharchenko.

At least 37 records · Page 2Linked to original sources
PubMed1979

[Interrelationship of the venous and arterial blood flows in chronic venous diseases of the lower extremities].

The data obtained evidence that the tone of the arterial vessels increases in 55% of patients with decompensated varicose dilatation of the lower extremity veins. In the postthrombophlebitic disease the arterial tone is disturbed in 80% of patients. It is supposed that the spasm of the arterial vessels of the lower extremities in chronic phlebopathology is a compensatory-adaptational response to the deteriorated venous outflow.

Adult↗
PubMed1975

[State of regional hemodynamics and pulmonary ventilation following resection of the stomach].

The state of regional hemodynamics (the brain, liver, lower limbs) and separate ventilation of the lung was studied reographically in 219 patients, in 101 of them after gastric resection for ulcerous disease and in 118 healthy persons. It was found that vitally important organs (the brain, liver, lungs) after gastric resection are adequately supplied with blood, in younger patients peripheral compensatory mechanisms playing the most important role. In aged and senile patients the function of peripheral compensatory mechanisms was markedly reduced.

Adolescent↗
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[Mesenteric lymph nodes in the newborns with inflammatory and non-inflammatory abdominal diseases].

Light microscopy was used to study mesenteric lymph nodes in 46 neonatal infants who had died from small bowel atresia, inflammatory abdominal processes and diseases. There were no lymphoid follicles with germinative centers in the mesenteric lymph nodes of all neonatal infants, which seemed to result from the lack of antigenic stimulation during intrauterine development. Medullary substance malformation in the lymph nodes promotes the occurrence of inflammation in the region of their lymph collection and favors the progression and generalization of a pathological process.

Abdomen↗