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Iu K Sorokin

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PubMed1993

[The x-ray functional characteristics of chronic bronchitis].

A significant correlation has been established at comparison of fluorographic findings with respiratory mechanics in bronchitis chronic between the diaphragm height, its curvature in the lateral view and FEV for the 1st second. Less apparent correlation exists between residual lung capacity and the diaphragm height, forced expiration volume and the width of the pulmonary artery right branch. Tracheobronchial dyskinesia was diagnosed in 62.2% of bronchitis patients. Chronic nonobstructive bronchitis is characterized by a short-term (> 1 s) prolapse of the tracheal posterior wall and primary bronchi which lasts longer (1-3 s) in chronic obstructive bronchitis.

Adult↗
PubMed1985

[Teaching medical radiology to foreign students].

The paper is concerned with activities aimed at improvement of teaching medical radiology to foreign students. To overcome language difficulties and differences in the national secondary school educational systems, summary lectures with schemes are proposed enabling foreign students to rapidly orientate in the studied material during their independent work. Reference materials for foreign students contribute to the motivation of foreign students' cognition and drawing the teaching process near conditions of the students' future working activities.

Africa↗
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[Importance of electroroentengography and fluorography in the detection of bronchiectatic disease].

During mass screening of population 54 patients were detected with suspected bronchiectatic disease. Photoroentgenography and electroroentgenography were performed in all of them, in 36 of them simultaneously with subsequent bronchography. On electroroentgenograms cellular deformity in the decreased lung, the presence of cellular and linear lucidity of bronchiectasia against a background of a gas-bubble of the stomach were referred to as signs of bronchiectatic disease. Signs of inflammatory exacerbation and symptoms of lung emphysema were revealed on photoroentgenograms as an addition to electroroentgenographic findings. Combined electrophotoroentgenography with subsequent bronchographic verification of the spread of changes is recommended in suspected bronchiectatic disease.

Adolescent↗