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V T Morozova

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Training of clinical laboratory professionals in Russia.

In Russia, specialized education of clinical laboratory physicians who work in the positions of medical technologists, head of laboratory or one of its divisions is conducted in various forms of postgraduate training, namely internship, primary specialization courses, advanced study courses, graduate clinical studies and postgraduate fellowship. Such education is offered at 14 Departments for Clinical Laboratory Diagnostics, which are located within the Institutes for Advanced Medical Studies or at Faculties for Advanced Medical Studies in Medical Institutes. Until the present, the primary specialization courses and the advanced study courses have been the most prevalent forms of training clinical laboratory professionals. These two types of courses offer formal lectures, seminars as well as practical classes, and the course contents are regulated by a uniform curriculum promulgated by the Ministry of Health. Training in these courses is the necessary prerequisite to obtain degree of advanced qualification as an expert in clinical laboratory diagnostics, which in turn provides access to better remunerated positions.

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[Use of captopril in the treatment of chronic cor pulmonale].

Captopril administration in chronic cor pulmonale (CCP) stage I and II produced positive objective and subjective responses evident from a significant improvement of right heart myocardial contractility, external respiration which lower systolic pressure in the artery. Captopril can be introduced in CCP stage I for preventive and CCP stage II for therapeutic purposes.

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[Different levels of differentiation of blood leukemia cells in patients with chronic lymphoid leukemia].

The immunological phenotype of blood leukemic cell samples derived from 52 patients with B-cellular chronic lympholeukemia (B-CLL) was defined with the use of monoclonal antibodies and antisera to differentiation antigens and immunoglobulins. Leukemic cells were divided into 6 groups according to the stages of B-cell lineage differentiation: pre-B-cells, early and late antigen-independent stages and three consecutive antigen-dependent stages of differentiation. It was established that in case of B-CLL phenotypic characteristics of later stages of B-lymphocyte differentiation dominated.

B-Lymphocytes