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[Rehabilitation of patients undergoing surgery for bronchiectasis].

The results of resection operations on 94 patients with bronchiectatic disease were analyzed. Clinical research or proof remission was marked for 81.3%, the restoration of working ability--for 85.3% of patients. After the operation complications were revealed in 25.5% of patients. The most of them were concerning the increased exudation in pleural cavity and its infection. For proving of the rehabilitation outcomes before the operation carry out the course of complex therapy, including the sanation of bronchial tree.

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[Morphology of lymphoid tissue from airways in bronchiectasis].

Morphological and morphometrical study is performed on serial and stepped sections of the lungs surgically removed from patients with bronchoectatic disease. As compared to healthy persons, hyperplasia of all structural components with formation of lymphoid and lymphoepithelial follicles was detected. The degree of lymphoid tissue hyperplasia in bronchoectatic disease is determined by inflammation activity and does not depend on the age. The number of interepithelial lymphocytes is significantly increased as well as that of peribronchial and peribronchiolar lymphoid accumulations, and the degree of diffuse infiltration. However, the number of periglandular and periductal lymphoid accumulations and lymphoid follicles is significantly reduced. Bronchoectatic disease with high active inflammation as compared to low activity is characterized by more pronounced hyperplasia with formation of lymphoid and lymphoepithelial follicles with clear centers.

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