[Urgent immunocorrection in crush syndrome].
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Publications and source records attributed to L O Shkrob.
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The authors discuss the results of study of the immune status in 55 patients with chronic osteomyelitis, it was found that the condition of the patients' immune system reflects the duration and severity of the disease and the individual reactivity of the organism. The inclusion of laser treatment in the complex of therapeutic measures should be based on appraisal of the condition of the immune system and conducted under dynamic immunological control. In deficiency of the thymus-dependent immunity the sessions of blood intravascular laser irradiation activate the organism's defence forces and facilitate correction of the imbalance in the system of the regulating cells. Laser irradiation of blood in mild changes of the immunological status is expedient because it may lead to negative dynamics of the immune system. Attainment of an optimal immunological condition in the preoperative period is conductive to a favourable course of the postoperative period and a favourable outcome of the disease.
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The thymus is studied morphologically in 139 cases of myasthenia (with no thymic neoplasia). Hyperplasia of true thymic parenchyma (without its intralobular perivascular spaces) was observed in 28%, no change in 40% and atrophy in 32% of cases. Two types of the disease were distinguished on the basis of morphological and clinico-immunological parameters: the 1st type with a hyperplastic or normal thymic parenchyma and the 2nd type with its atrophy. These types probably differ in their pathogenesis. The outcome of the thymectomy in patients with the 1st type of myasthenia is most favourable, while in patients with the 2nd type the outcome in 42% of patients is either satisfactory or unfavourable.
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Addition of immunomodulating therapy with Thymalin, a thymus agent, to the multimodality therapy of burnt patients contributes to a rapid normalization of immunological parameters. The most marked immune response was observed 7-10 days after a therapy course initiated in the early periods of burn disease in patients with severely depressed T-system immunity and a high sensitivity to the drug. Inclusion of a donor blood leukomass transfusion course activates the cellular link of the immune system just after the treatment course, but fails to favour a stable normalization of thymus-dependent lymphocyte ratios.
The condition of the immune system in 56 patients with deep thermal damage was analysed according to the method of treatment; 30 patients were treated by the traditional bandage method, 26 patients--by the open method in bed with an air cushion of the "Klinitron" type. The study showed that the introduction of beds with an air cushion into clinical practice creates the most favorable conditions for the organism's adaptation in extreme functional stress and facilitates earlier normalization of the immune status; increase of the number of "active" T lymphocytes and theophylline-resistant T lymphocytes (helpers), marked reduction of the number of theophylline-sensitive T lymphocytes (suppressors), decrease of the level of circulating immune complexes, and normalization of the immunoglobulin-E content. The positive dynamics of changes of the condition of the immune system occurred during the earlier regeneration processes and when the patients felt better.
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