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A V Sokolinskiĭ

Publications and source records attributed to A V Sokolinskiĭ.

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PubMed1991

[Endoscopic biopotential measurement in the diagnosis of the degree of esophageal mucosal involvement in chemical burns].

Results of examination of 43 patients with injuries of the esophagus by cauterizing substances were obtained using the method of endoscopic biopotentialometry. It was shown that the method of endoscopic biopotentialometry is simple, allows rapid and exact determination of the degree of the injury of gastric mucosa at early terms from the moment of burn, choice of correct methods of treatment and prevention of such serious complications as bleedings, strictures etc.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1990

[The local treatment of chemical burns of the esophagus via an endoscope by means of laser therapy and adhesive application].

An examination of 180 patients with chemical burns of the esophagus was performed. Local endoscopic treatment with the help of low energy laser irradiation and glue applications was used in 120 patients. Preference is given to the method of local laser therapy because of the best results of treatment and the absence of risk of putting out of order the expensive apparatus resulting from an ingress of glue on it.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1990

[Fungal infection of the esophagus and stomach after chemical burns].

Endoscopic signs of esophageal fungal lesions were established in 7.5% of patients with chemical impairment of the gastrointestinal tract on day 10-15 since the burn. Endoscopically, there were two forms of the esophageal lesion. To make the diagnosis more reliable, specific evidence at endoscopy and bacterioscopy should be used while the differential diagnosis should be based on biopotentialometry. Early diagnosis of fungal involvement may provide better response in the treatment of patients with chemical burns.

Burns, Chemical↗
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[Spinal endoscopy].

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Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis↗