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M M Agaev

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[A comparative assessment of homeostasis and hemodynamics during the performance of bicarbonate and acetate hemodialysis].

The article deals with the comparative analysis of certain values of homeostasis and hemodynamics in 25 patients with chronic renal failure who were subjected to systematic bicarbonate and acetate hemodialysis. Comparative study of some values of homeostasis, hemodynamics and myocardial contractility in patients with chronic renal failure during hemodialysis with acetate and bicarbonate solutions showed the advantages of bicarbonate hemodialysis. During bicarbonate hemodialysis, in addition to the patients' good tolerance to the procedure, the correction of the disturbed homeostasis was more physiological on the one hand, and positive shifts occurred in the activity of the blood circulatory system on the other. The study showed the expediency of using bicarbonate hemodialysis in patients with chronic renal failure with individual intolerance to acetate solution, and with severe heart failure and metabolic acidosis.

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[The diagnosis and dispensary care of pregnant patients with nephropathy].

365 females followed up for 4-6 years who had new-onset or repeated nephropathy at pregnancy (NP) showed during the II and III trimester impaired humoral immunity evident from elevated levels of IgA, IgM and CIC. NP relapses at repeated pregnancies occurred in 89%, residual manifestations of the disease in 45% of the examinees. Postnatal immunological studies of women with previous NP but no clinical signs of it at the time of examination still continued to demonstrate alterations in cellular and humoral immunity. Glomerular filtration rate in response to water loading indicated their reduced renal reserves. It is suggested that in nonpregnant females with an NP history this disease runs a subclinical course which may be considered a remission. This dictates certain diagnostic and therapeutic measures that should be taken to prevent complications. NP patients follow-up and regular check-ups help to decrease relevant risk at subsequent pregnancies.

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