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V V Morozov

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[Effect of perftoran on morphology and rheologic properties of erythrocytes in patients with severe trauma and blood loss].

Erythrocyte morphology and function, plasma viscosity, central hemodynamics and oxygen status were studied in patients with severe injury and blood loss. The percentage of morphologically changed erythrocytes (mainly stomatocytes) increased, their filterability changed negligibly. Changes in these parameters were studied during intravenous infusion of perfluorane. Perfluorane therapy during the acute period of severe injury decreased total peripheral and pulmonary vascular resistance and reduced the entry of an extra amount of structurally changed erythrocytes from peripheral tissues into the blood stream.

Erythrocytes↗

[Cholera in Kazan. Organization and implementation of cholera control interventions].

Data on emergent epidemiological analysis of the cholera outbreak in Kazan are presented. A version of the cholera focus emergence was confirmed, namely water route of transmission as a result of bathing in a water reservoir where sewage waters had penetrated. The outbreak had local and acute character. The complex of cholera control interventions aimed at localization and liquidation of the focus proved to be effective.

Cholera↗

[Immunologic changes in the acute period of slight craniocerebral trauma].

The authors discuss the results of a dynamic study of the characteristics of nonspecific immune responsiveness (properdin, total protein and globulin fractions in blood plasma, C-reactive protein, and immunoglobulins G, A, and M) as well as of the index of water metabolism of the brain matter--the antidiuretic hormone (ADH) in plasma, in 259 patients with the nosological forms of a mild craniocerebral injury 145 of whom had concussion of the brain and 105 had mild contusion of the brain. Congruence of the clinical manifestations of the injury and the level of plasma ADH was recorded. The participation of the factors of nonspecific immune responsiveness in the body compensatory posttraumatic reactions and the genesis of the clinical manifestations of a mild craniocerebral injury is emphasized.

Acute Disease↗