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L A Danilova

Publications and source records attributed to L A Danilova.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1995

[The use of endovascular laser therapy in the combined treatment of EPH gestosis].

Endovascular exposure to He-Ne laser in combination with routine therapy used in 61 pregnant women with OPH gestosis improved the results of treatment in comparison with the results in 30 women administered routine treatment alone. The efficacy of laser therapy is confirmed by its positive influence on induced lipid peroxidation, peroxide hemolysis, low- and medium-mass molecules, and by the data of routine clinical laboratory studies. Laser exposure stabilized the red cell membranes, this evidently improving the blood rheology and microcirculation in patients suffering from OPH gestosis.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1982

[Increased efficacy of allogenic bone marrow transplantation].

Experiments made in vivo and vitro have demonstrated that conservation of allogeneic hemopoietic tissue with glycerin brings about a decrease in transplatation, homologous activity of T lymphocytes. Allogeneic bone marrow conserved with glycerin compares very favourably with freshly prepared allogeneic bone marrow since the transplant-versus-host reaction is attenuated under the effect of glycerin. Moreover, it shows a higher proliferative activity. The glycerin-induced reduction of the inactivating effect of lymphocytes against non-syngeneic colony-forming units enables the conserved bone marrow to be transplanted from several donors.

Animals↗
PubMed1977

[Hemoglobin in lymphogranulomatosis in children].

The peculiarities of hemoglobin content and properties in lymphogranulomatosis were studied in children by different methods. In most patients the content of fetal hemoglobin and methhemoglobin was found to increase and the rate of ferricyanide oxidation of hemoglobin also increases. Simultaneously, the rate of non-homogenicity of basic hemoglobin fractions was observed to increase on account of immunologically different components.

Adolescent↗