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Iu K Kodzaev

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[Orthostatic hypotension in primary amyloidosis].

Proceeding from clinicoanatomical observation of a 50-year-old man, the authors discuss the pathogenesis of arterial hypotension developing in generalized amyloidosis with severe affection of the cardiovascular and nervous system, and the adrenal glands.

Amyloidosis↗

[Renogenic neurologic disorders].

A total of 137 patients with chronic diseases of the kidneys were examined, including 34 without and 103 with chronic renal insufficiency. The neurologic syndromes under study included encephalomyelopathy with a predominant damage to the coordination systems, polyneuropathy and myopathy. These neurological changes were expressed irrespective of chronic renal failure, while their degree directly correlated with its severity. Stabilography and tremorography proved adequate and objective methods of assessing coordination disorders and made it possible to detect the above changes at the preclinical stage.

Adolescent↗

[Variants of transitory myeloradiculoischemic disorders].

The authors studied the development of transient disorders of blood supply in the spinal cord and radicles. Besides the well known clinical forms which are described as syndromes of intermittent claudication of the spinal cord and cauda equina, there are some other variants of this disorder. Transient ischemia of this localization as a rule is either connected with atherosclerosis of the abdominal aorta, either with degenerative-dystrophic or congenital changes in the sacral part of the spine. The authors underline the role of individual differences in the vascularization of the spinal cord in the development of disorders in spinal circulation. The prognosis of transient ischemia, its correlation with stable disturbances is assessed. A differential diagnosis is also made between different transient vascular spinal disorders and radicle disturbances.

Adult↗