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A A Dmitriev

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PubMed1985

[Changes in the functional activity of neutrophils during hemosorption therapy of patients with systemic rheumatic and other diseases with immunologic disorders].

Fourteen patients on hemosorption therapy were studied for variations in functional activity of neutrophils isolated from peripheral blood. These variations were evaluated from neutrophil chemiluminescence during adhesion reflecting the generation of active forms of oxygen. A correlation was established between the positive effect of therapy and neutrophil activation which was most demonstrable by day 7 after the treatment.

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PubMed1985

[Complex immunochemical study of plasma proteins and soluble antigens of leukocytes in patients with ischemic heart disease during hemoperfusion therapy].

An immunochemical analysis of 16 individual plasma proteins and 8 leukocyte soluble antigens (LSA) was performed over time in 11 coronary patients after hemosorption. The concentration of plasma lipoproteins gradually returned to normal within 2-3 weeks. Leukocyte dysfunction in the patients manifested itself in change of the specific LSA concentration in hemolysates as compared to that in donors. Shortly after hemosorption a selective 2-8-fold increase in the LSA concentration in the hemolysates was noted. Response of the leukocyte system was observed in all the cases and recorded in repetition of the procedures. Individual LSA function is under study.

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PubMed1982

[Hemosorption as a treatment method in digitalis poisoning of heart failure patients with myocardial infarct].

Results of haemosorption in treating digitalis intoxication are analyzed. In 2 patients haemosorption was used for 90 min at the volume speed of 100 ml/min. Digoxin clearance at the start of haemosorption was 98.4 and 83.8 ml/min, at the end 85.7 and 70.3 ml/min. Digoxin concentration decreased by 44.8 and 13.0%. Hemosorption enabled performing electric defibrillation with restoration of the sinus rhythm.

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