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A T Brusko

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[Clinical and experimental aspects of the treatment effect of laser irradiation].

The article summarizes literature data and results of the authors' studies on clinical experimental aspects of the treatment effect of laser emission. The literature shows that among different therapeutic effects of laser emission, the most studied are neurotropic, methabolic, immunomodulating, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory as well as its ability to stimulate the regeneration of wounds and bones. The authors stressed on biostimulative effect of laser therapy.

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[Morphofunctional changes of coccyx area in posttraumatic coccygodynia].

For definition of a pathogenesis ofposttraumatic coccygodynia, a study of morpho-functional changes of the structures of coccyx's area was organized. The preparations of coccyx, removed during operative intervention from 23 different-aged patients with manifestations of disease were analyzed by roentgen, histological technique and a submicroscopy. In a cartilaginous tissue from patients with posttraumatic coccygodynia, dystrophic changes of chondrocytes down to their atrophy, a destruction of the basic material with partial replacement of a fibrillar cartilaginous tissue with a hyaline cartilage were observed with a different degree of manifestation. Vessels and sacrococcygeal nervous plexus were subjected to pathological changes. Increased post-traumatic mobility, alterations in the process of ossification, deceleration of physiological joining of coccyx vertebras and sacrococcygeal joint alter biomechanical properties of coccyx at sitting. These alterations lead to the long-lasting traumatization with degenerative - dystrophic changes, reinforcement of pain syndrome and manifestation of dysfunctions of organs of pelvis.

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[Effect of carbostimulin and its mixture with vitamin D3 on the mineralization process of the bone callus in rabbits].

Mineralization of rabbit bone callus was studied within 15 days after resection of the upper part of radius bone inder conditions of treatment with carbostimuline and its mixture with vitamin D3. Content of calcium in the bone regenerate was increased by 40.8% after administration of carbostimuline and--by 70.5% after treatment with mixture containing vitamin D3. These preparations caused only slight effects on the phosphorus content. Dry residue in the regenerate os f animals, treated with the preparations, was increased approximately 2-fold (43% and 23%, respectively, p less than or equal to 0.001) as compared with control group. Content of citric acid was distinctly higher in the bone tissue of the treated animals. Within 15 days after the operation content of sialic acids wanormalized in blood serum of the animals. The data obtained were corroborated by X-ray and histologic examinations.

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