[Cataract extraction in primary glaucoma].
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Biomedical subjects
M D Kvasova
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[Immunologic characteristics of cataracts in persons having occupational contacts with sources of ionizing radiation].
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[Experience with the use of scleranguloreconstruction in the surgical treatment of open-angle glaucoma (late results)].
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[Homeostatic regulation of intraocular pressure].
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[Iridoplasty in cataract extraction in primary glaucoma patients].
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[Cataract extraction after glaucoma-control operations].
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[Problem of the classification of primary glaucoma].
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[Prognostic significance of pressure in retinal capillaries in patients with simple glaucoma].
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[Immunological studies on cataracts under conditions of exposure to low-dose radiation].
Immunopathological changes were studied in cataract patients chronically exposed to low-dose ionizing radiation occupationally or as a result of living in districts polluted with radionuclides after the Chernobyl accident. No cellular autoimmune shifts were detected in the examinees; humoral autoimmune changes in respect of different ocular antigens were revealed. Low-dose ionizing radiation was conducive to the formation of thermostable complement-fixing antibodies to lens tissues. One of the causes of the production of such antibodies were disorders in the helper-suppressor relationships of T-lymphocytes. The studies confirm the hypothesis on the possibility of cataract development as a result of low-dose exposure.
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