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PubMed1988

[Complications of x-ray endovascular recanalization and their role in thanatogenesis].

In line with clinical benefits observed in the diagnosis and treatment of arteriopathies, invasive methods currently introduced in a wide practice entail some negative sequelae presenting with specific complications with occasional lethal outcomes. Because the complications are so closely related to pathogenesis and outcomes of the disease, they should be thoroughly analyzed in view of their role and place in the conceptions of thanatogenesis and pathological diagnosis in which they can be introduced as the main, concurrent or competitive disease, registered as complications depending on the role in the thanatogenesis and initial status of the patient assessed both by the clinician and the pathologist before the invasive procedure.

Angioplasty, Balloon↗
PubMed1988

[Possibility of restoration of the respiratory function of the lung after recanalization of the pulmonary artery after its long-term experimental occlusion].

The gas-exchange function, blood circulation and structure of the revascularized lung after a continuous (up to 3 months) occlusion of its pulmonary artery were studied in 36 dogs in experiment. The repair of the artery patency resulted in the reestablishment of blood flow, gas-exchange function of the lung, normalization of the structure and metabolic processes in its cells. The functional competence of the revascularized lung was estimated by the ability of the animal to survive after removal of 3 lobes of the intact right lung, with the upper lobe only being left.

Animals↗