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M Marinova

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PubMed1992

[Our experience in the diagnosis of chlamydial cervicitis with the Chlamydiasyme and Chlamyset Antigen tests].

The authors analyse in the present study the results of the examination of 309 female patients for chlamydial infection, using Chlamyset Antigen (Orion Diagnostica--Finland) and Chlamydiasyme Diagnostic Kit (Abbott Labs--USA). Chlamydial antigen was found in the endocervix of 15.2% of the examined cases. Comparing the enzyme immunomethod Chlamydiasyme with the immunofluorescent method Chlamyset Antigen the authors found 94.4% diagnostic accuracy.

Adult↗
PubMed1991

[Spinal opioid anesthesia for cesarean section].

The spinal opioid anaesthesia indicated its onset in 1982 with the report of Mircea et al. on its usage in surgery. Our aim was to study the possibilities for the usage of Petidine as a single drug for anaesthesia in caesarean section as well as its effect on the newborns. Fifty women with elective caesarean section and their infants were investigated in respect to: time of occurrence of anaesthesia, level of sensory block, presence of motor block, duration of anaesthesia and side reactions. The newborns were studied in respect to: clinical state evaluated by Apgar score, acid-base balance (ABB) as well as blood gases in the umbilical artery (UA), umbilical vena (UV) and capillary blood within the first hour after delivery. The authors think that the spinal opioid anesthesia with Petidine can be used in caesarean section. Infants are born with very good clinical state, ABB and gases in blood. capillary blood within the first hour after delivery.

Anesthesia, Obstetrical↗
PubMed1991

[Chlamydial infection in women with ectopic pregnancy].

A study was carried out on the presence of antibodies to C. trachomatis in women with ectopic pregnancy, established during laparotomy. Pathohistological examination discovered that ectopic pregnancy occurred due to chronic salpingitis in a larger part of the women. The presence of antibodies to C. trachomatis was found in women with more sexual partners more frequently. Serum data for infection to C. trachomatis did not correlate with inflammatory gynecological diseases, undergone in the past. From the obtained results the authors could conclude that the endured subclinical chlamydial infection has caused damage of the Fallopian tubes, which is the cause for occurrence of ectopic pregnancy.

Antibodies, Bacterial↗
PubMed1989

[The artificial feeding with adapted milks of infants born with a very low body weight].

43 children, born with a weight of 690 to 1000 g, were observed for a period of 20 to 67 days during the first trimester after delivery. The children were divided into two groups in accordance with the feeding. 27 children of the first group received Humana 0; 26 children of the second group were fed with Bebe 0, sweetened with 5% of sugar for increased energy. All children received the adapted milks well. There were no manifestations of intolerance. The mean daily addition of weight was 28.5 g for children, fed with Humana 0 and 27.3 g for those fed with Bebe 0 and this was enough to assure optimal physical development of children. The children, fed with Bebe 0, received considerably larger amount of carbohydrates. The protein intake in both groups was almost equal. There were no considerable differences in respect to KEB. Higher intake of energy (p less than 0.01) was found in children, fed with Bebe 0, without gaining additional body mass.

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