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M K Muradov

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[Respiratory failure in patients with severe craniocerebral trauma].

To study the pathogenesis of respiratory insufficiency in a severe craniocerebral injury the authors examined 120 patients. The results showed bronchospasm, diffuse collapse of alveoli, and the occurrence of atelectasis to be the underlying factors of respiratory insufficiency in severe craniocerebral injury. The effect of analgesics, neuroplegics, barbiturates, and heliox on this condition was studied.

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[The efficacy of the use of surgical methods of detoxication in parturients with the hemorrhagic syndrome complicated by acute renal insufficiency].

The efficacies of two methods of extracorporeal detoxication, hemodialysis and hemosorption, was assessed on the basis of the results of spectrophotometric, peptide, and biologic studies in 54 women with acute renal failure in the postpartum period caused by massive blood loss at childbirth. Both the methods were found to eliminate various toxic products from the blood serum, this justifying their application.

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[External respiratory functions and pulmonary hemodynamics in patients with neurotrauma].

To study abnormal external respiration function and pulmonary circulation in patients with severe brain injury, a total of 120 victims were examined. The static and dynamic parameters of external respiration function and pulmonary hemodynamics were determined every day within the first week and on days 10, 14, 21, and 28 of postinjury. The findings indicated that the causes of impaired external respiration function and circulation in brain injuries were decreases in lung volumes and capacities, disturbances in bronchial patency and alveolar ventilation uniformity followed by the development of lung and lung shunt atelectasis, changes in pulmonary circulation and elevations in pulmonary diastolic pressure, which depend upon the severity of an injury. At the same time it was found that patients with severe brain contusion developed bronchospasm, pulmonary hypertension with lesser pulmonary circulation twice more frequently than did those with moderate injuries.

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