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E M Ivanov

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[Sodium humate in the treatment of osteoarthrosis patients].

The authors' study of sodium humate balneotherapy in rehabilitation of osteoarthrosis patients has shown that such balneotherapy produces analgetic, antiinflammatory and lipid modulating effects, improves metabolic processes. Low concentration of the preparation and lack of effects of other mud factors make sodium humate procedures rather tolerable. Osteoarthrosis patients can apply the procedure in home setting.

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[Principles of rehabilitation of respiratory tract diseases].

The authors propose a conception of rehabilitation after respiratory diseases based on combined action of some nonpharmacological therapeutic factors operating etiologically, symptomatically, pathogenetically and sanogenetically. These rehabilitation methods can be used in persons with respiratory diseases risk factors and for prophylaxis.

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[Ultraviolet irradiation of blood and peloid therapy (standard- and short-course) of patients with chronic bronchitis].

Clinical symptoms, clinico-biochemical picture, immunograms and external respiration function were studied in 43 patients with chronic bronchitis undergoing UV blood radiation and peloid therapy. This treatment had a corrective effect on chronic bronchitis pathogenesis. Short courses of photon-peloid therapy showed the same effectiveness as routine ones at lower risk of side effects and higher cost efficiency.

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[Pelotherapy in combined aftertreatment of patients with chronic bronchitis].

A therapeutic complex based on pelotherapy given as mud applications or electrophoresis of squeezed mud on the area of lung root projection (a total of 10-12 procedures, each other day) was tested in 99 patients with chronic bronchitis (CB). 68 CB controls received the above complex but no peloids. The results were assessed by clinical changes, clinical biochemical indices, immunograms, changes in external respiration function. The pelotherapy was found to have a corrective effect on CB pathogenesis and a stimulating action on sanogenic mechanisms of the body.

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[Dynamic microcirculatory disorders in patients with nonspecific lung diseases during the autotransfusion of ultraviolet-irradiated blood].

Consideration is given to time course changes in microcirculatory bed, hemostasis and fibrinolysis in patients with acute NPD and the trend of these changes upon autotransfusion of blood exposed to UV radiation. The doses of the blood varied. It was found that acute phase of the disease is characterized by impairment of hemostasis and fibrinolysis typical for DIC-syndrome. The autotransfusion promoted activation of fibrinolysis, hypocoagulation tendency, reduction of perivascular edema and sludge of red blood cells. Less beneficial effect was observed for the blood dose range of 1.5-2.0 ml/kg manifesting a transitory tendency to hypercoagulation and enhancement of erythrocytic sludge resulting in clinical aggravation in the middle of the treatment course. The highest response occurred in the dose range of 0.7-1.0 ml/kg which is proposed for management of NPD sufferers.

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