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A N Denisov

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PubMed1998

Spectrophotometric quantitative analysis of the main hemoglobin derivatives.

A spectrophotometric multiwavelength method for the simultaneous determination of the main hemoglobin derivatives including oxyhemoglobin, deoxyhemoglobin, carboxyhemoglobin, and methemoglobin has been developed. The choice of analytical wavelengths was made by the methods of information factors and linear programming. The software for the quantitative analysis was developed considering the least square method, linear programming, algebraic background correction, and combined methods including linear programming and algebraic background correction.

Carboxyhemoglobin↗
PubMed1990

[Use of xenogeneic spleen perfusate in the complex treatment of patients with destructive pulmonary tuberculosis].

The first experience gained in the use of xenospleen perfusate in the management of 13 patients with disseminated fibrous-cavernous tuberculosis is presented. The disease was accompanied by an evident intoxication and respiratory insufficiency. Traditional ways of treatment failed to be effective in all the patients, thus indicating an intravenous drop by drop administration of xenogeneic spleen perfusate in the dose of 10 ml per kg body weight. The antiinflammatory (immunomodulation) effect manifested itself in the body temperature drop, less intoxication and infiltration processes in the lungs, as well as a better hemogram.

Animals↗
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[Use of an apparatus for automatic lung straightening in the management of the pleural cavity in the postoperative period].

An apparatus for automatic lung straightening may be used in medical technologies employed in thoracic (lung) surgery in the postoperative rehabilitation of a patient. This apparatus may automatically (without a physician's or a nurse observance) maintain tension relief in the pleural cavity in the patient on an individual basis, which is required for complete lung strengthening. Its use greatly reduces the number of postoperative complications in the lung, such as residual cavities, edema, and empyema of the pleura. This apparatus is to go into quantity production as a cheap, expendable device to prevent AIDS and hepatitis.

Empyema, Pleural↗