Osmolarity and its constituents were followed up during the treatment course in 43 patients with tuberculosis of the urinary system and in 14 controls. The authors confirmed the relation of the blood and urinary osmolarity to the stage of chronic renal failure (CRF). CRF aggravation was evidenced by the development of hypo-osmolarity in the urine and a progressing decrease in the ratio coefficient between the osmolarity in the urine and in the plasma. Stability of plasma hyperosmolarity continued to be more than 340 mosmol/kg H2O and a decrease in the aforementioned coefficient to less than 1 despite the treatment evidenced the terminal stage of CRF and unfavourable outcome of surgical intervention.

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[High-frequency injection ventilation in pulmonary surgery].

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[Role of blood coagulation disorders in the pathogenesis of massive and supermassive blood losses in tubercular surgery patients].

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[Massive blood loss in intrathoracic operations].

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[Simple and rapid method of determining the volume of circulating blood and its components in the practice of anesthesia and resuscitation].

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