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P I Tolstykh

Publications and source records attributed to P I Tolstykh.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1998

[The effect of the laser irradiation of the blood on its lipid and phospholipid components in diabetes mellitus].

Study results of the laser irradiation impact on the blood lipid and phospholipid components and membrane erythrocyte in patients with diabetes mellitus and pyo-necrotic injuries of lower extremities when treated by laser intravenously or epicutaneously. The results prove, that the laser irradiation of low intensity favourably affects the blood components in a complex treatment of diabetes mellitus. Intravenous irradiation positive dynamics are more easily observed.

Blood↗
PubMed1992

[Increasing the scar strength after preventive skin irradiation with low-intensity laser].

In the experiment on 218 white rats, it was established that preliminary influencing upon the site of a future incision with the infrared laser radiation in constant regime within the range of from 1 to 150 mW (dosage of radiation per 1 field of 0.06-9.3 J/cm2) facilitated pronounced stimulation of the processes of collagen formation and significant increase in strength of a forming scar. In increasing the power of radiation, the reparative processes in a wound are slowed and disturbed; in power of 250 mW, a wound heals by second intention, in average, after (32.6 +/- 3.2) days.

Animals↗
PubMed1991

[Spongy dressings from alginic acid salts in the treatment of suppurative wounds].

Spongy dressing materials made from alginic acid salts, specifically immobilized with terrilitinum (teralginum) were found to reduce the period of wound purification from suppurative and necrotic tissues and to facilitate more rapid, viz. 1.5-fold compared to the control, patient recovery, particularly after preliminary wound treatment with defocussed CO2 laser beam. In the group on teralginum, the cytological study demonstrated more intensive wound purification from microflora, more active growth and differentiation of reparation cells, specifically of fibroblasts, which influences the results of accelerated wound healing.

Alginates↗
PubMed1991

[Use of laser-enzyme therapy in preparing purulent wounds for early plastic closure].

The results of treatment of 370 patients with purulent soft tissue diseases have shown that laseroenzymotherapy of the suppurating wounds contributed to their rapid cleaning, maintenance of microbial colonization at a stable low level, activation of reparative processes. This permitted to prepare a wound surface for closure at the nearest days after the operation.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1991

[Stimulation of the healing of aseptic wounds using laser irradiation].

On the basis of experimental studies conducted on 535 albino Wistar rats and clinical observations over 125 patients, and from complex appraisal of morphological, biochemical, and tensiometric data the conclusion is drawn that optimal operative cutting of tissues is achieved by means of far infrared carbon dioxide laser beam with a wavelength of 10.6 microns. Comparison of these characteristics showed the strength of the postoperative scar to be much less in intraoperative tissue cutting with a steel scalpel or high-energy beam of an AIG laser with a wavelength of 1.06 microns. Low-intensity laser radiation increased the strength of the postoperative scar in the early periods in all groups. Tissue cutting with a high-energy carbon dioxide laser beam with a wavelength of 10.6 microns in combination with pre- and postoperative exposure of the zone of the incision to low-intensity 0.89 micron wavelength laser beam considerably increases the strength of the postoperative scar and is the method of choice in the treatment of aseptic wounds.

Animals↗
PubMed1991

[Prolonged local enzyme therapy of suppurative wounds].

The article analyses the results of treatment of 150 patients with purulent diseases of the soft tissues of various localization, in which after surgical treatment the purulent focus immobilized trypsin (50 patients), trypsin with lysozyme immobilized on gauze (50 patients), and antiseptics (50 patients) were used for topical treatment of the formed wounds. The results of the treatment showed that topical prolonged enzyme therapy of purulent wounds with the use of trypsin immobilized on gauze and that with lysozyme promotes cleansing of the wounds, reduces microbial dissemination, intensifies reparative processes, and reduces the terms of treatment.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1990

[A bioluminescent method of determining the sensitivity of microflora to antibiotics].

A bioluminescent rapid method (a three-hour test) has been developed to assess the susceptibility of microflora to antibiotics. It is based on comparison of intracellular ATP content in a sample (pus) after 3 h incubation at 37 degrees C in liquid culture medium (dilution: sample/culture medium--1:9) on a shaker in the presence and absence (control) of a single antibiotic concentration. A criterion has been offered for quantitative estimation of antibiotic susceptibility of microorganisms. The authors have optimized the measurements of intracellular ATP by the rapid bioluminescent method using immobilized firefly luciferase-based ATP reagent. The results of the method are in good correlation with those of the standard agar diffusion technique.

Adenosine Triphosphate↗
PubMed1990

[Characteristics of wound process after high-energy laser debridement and enzyme treatment].

The results of ++clinico-bacterial examination of 168 patients provide evidence for the efficacy of CO2-laser treatment of a purulent wound; it reduces contamination of the tissues, 1,000-10,000-fold as a result of which surgical debridement of the purulent wound is completed in most cases by the application of a primary suture. The use of immobilized proteolytic enzymes in the postoperative period facilitates further cleansing of the wound, prevents the development of secondary infection, accelerates the change of the wound process to the phase of regeneration, promotes an uneventful postoperative course and healing of the wound within a lesser period as compared to the control group.

Bacterial Infections↗
PubMed1990

[Treatment of suppurative diseases of soft tissues by CO2 laser and immobilized trypsin].

The results of treatment of 245 patients with purulent diseases of the soft tissues are discussed. The course of the wound process was most favourable with the use of immobilized trypsin on gauze in the management of wounds formed after surgical debridement of purulent foci by means of CO2 laser. The method made it possible to accelerate the processes of necrolysis, provide a stable low level of dissemination of bacteria in the wound tissues, reduce the term of preparation of the wound for the application of secondary sutures and the terms of healing.

Adult↗
PubMed1990

[Use of Nichrome suture material].

The suture material and the method of its application play an important role in the prevention of wound complications. With the use of Nichrome wire thread as the suture material in surgical interventions, the number of postoperative complications significantly was decreased. The Nichrome thread is also used expediently in operative interventions on patients with purulent diseases of the soft tissues, including cases after primary surgical treatment of purulent foci by carbon dioxide laser.

Adult↗
PubMed1989

[Characteristics of the blood supply of suppurative wounds treated by a defocused beam of a CO2 laser].

In examination of 57 patients with the use of a method of complex polarography, by oxygen and hydrogen, the increase in volumetrical rate of blood flow and oxygen tension in the purulent wounds treated by a defocused beam of the CO2 laser was established. This contributed to more favourable course of the wound process and accelerated healing. Complex polarography can be used as a diagnostic method in the purulent surgery.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1989

[Carbon dioxide laser in the surgical treatment of proctologic diseases].

Results of the surgical treatment of 556 patients with different diseases of the anorectal area with the help of CO2 laser are presented. Functional results were good, the amount of postoperative complications was 1.5 times less, recurrences were half less, the time of intrahospital treatment was 1.5 day shorter, the period of ambulatory rehabilitation 3.8 days shorter.

Carbon Dioxide↗
PubMed1989

[Experience in the use of laser instruments in surgery of the anorectal region].

The article discusses experience in surgical treatment of 480 patients with the most common diseases of the anorectal region (acute and chronic haemorrhoids, acute and chronic paraproctitis, polyps, chronic fissures of the anal canal) in which special laser tools were used. The carbonic acid laser Skalpel-1 with a wave length of 10.6 microns and power of 30 W was used as the source of laser radiation. Methods of operations with the use of these tools are described in detail. The advantages of laser instruments in the treatment of patients with the above listed diseases are shown on a rich clinical material.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1989

[Co2 laser treatment of epithelial passages and cysts of the coccyx].

The article analyses treatment of 312 patients among which 156 were treated with the use of a CO2 laser and 156 by the traditional method. Study of the results showed that with the use of the CO2 laser the duration of in-patient treatment after radical operation was reduced by 5 days and out-patient rehabilitation by 13 days. the number of postoperative complications reduced considerably, single-stage radical operation could be carried out in the acute period of the disease, an operation for excision of a suppurating cyst could be completed by applying primary sutures with complete closure of the wound in 71.7% of cases, and that a recurrence of the disease could be prevented. Wide introduction of CO2 laser in surgical treatment of epithelial passages and cysts of the coccyx is recommended.

Acute Disease↗