PubMed Health⌕ Search

Biomedical subjects

S M Lutsenko

Publications and source records attributed to S M Lutsenko.

At least 37 records · Page 2Linked to original sources
PubMed1975

[Function of external respiration and hemodynamics of the lesser blood circulation circuit in lung cancer patients].

Bronchospirometric studies of the ventilatory function in 200 patients with pulmonary cancer inducated a dependence between functional losses in the involved lung and tumor localization, and the functional importance of the bronchus involved. A central localization of the tumor results in more pronounced functional losses in gas metabolism, in particular, that, as evidenced by rheographic findings, is conditioned by both the reduced ventilation and blood flow in the affected lung. The results of investigations have indicated that in 80% of patients the rate of functional losses and their distribution between the involved and intact lung allowed an accomplishment of an operative intervention such as pneumonectomy.

Adult↗
PubMed1975

[Bronchospirometric and rheographic characteristics of external respiration and hemodynamics of the lesser circulation in purulent lung diseases].

Using bronchospirometry and rheography the external respiration and hemodynamics of the minor circulatory circuit were studied in 164 patients with suppurative processes in the lung. Ventilatory-respiratory indices were found to be reduced in the affected and "healthy" lung. A correlative dependence between the gravity of respiratory disorders and the state of the minor circulation hemodynamics was proved statistically.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1975

[State of regional hemodynamics and pulmonary ventilation following resection of the stomach].

The state of regional hemodynamics (the brain, liver, lower limbs) and separate ventilation of the lung was studied reographically in 219 patients, in 101 of them after gastric resection for ulcerous disease and in 118 healthy persons. It was found that vitally important organs (the brain, liver, lungs) after gastric resection are adequately supplied with blood, in younger patients peripheral compensatory mechanisms playing the most important role. In aged and senile patients the function of peripheral compensatory mechanisms was markedly reduced.

Adolescent↗