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E I Shabunina

Publications and source records attributed to E I Shabunina.

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PubMed1991

[The surface charge of erythrocytes in children with chronic hepatitis].

Surface charge of the peripheral blood red cells was studied with the device for cellular phoresis in 36 schoolchildren suffering from chronic hepatitis and 20 healthy children. The surface charge was found regularly reduced when the disease exacerbated, this permitting a judgement on the activity of the hepatic process. The developed method for rapid diagnosis of chronic hepatitis is recommended to be used during the outpatient stage of examinations and for the assessment of membranotropic therapy efficacy.

Child↗
PubMed1990

[The activity of the glutathione-dependent enzymes of erythrocytes in chronic liver diseases in children].

Activities of red cell glutathione-dependent enzymes, glutathione peroxidase (GP), glutathione reductase, and glutathione transferase (GT), were measured in 70 children suffering from chronic hepatitis and liver cirrhosis with various forms and activities of the conditions. Manifest changes in GP and GT activities were revealed. Measurements of GT activities are recommended for assessment of the liver process severity and for early detection of the liver detoxifying function stress.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1989

[Indicators of specific adhesiveness of neutrophils in children with chronic hepatitis].

Altogether 58 children with chronic hepatitis were examined for specific C31- and Fc-dependent neutrophil adhesion. Considerable alterations were found as dependent on the disease pattern and the degree of the pathological process activity in the liver. The data obtained promote verification of the pathogenesis of chronic hepatitis in children.

Adhesiveness↗
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[Monooxygenase system of the liver in chronic hepatitis according to the data of the antipyrine test].

The activity of liver monoxygenase system was studied in 94 children with various clinical forms, activities and duration of chronic hepatitis by the antipyrine test and the diagnostic and prognostic significance of this test was assessed. The test is recommended for the assessment of the liver process severity and for the prediction of the disease course in children.

Adolescent↗