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S S Shanin

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[The effect of the surgical trauma on the postoperative course in duodenal ulcer patients].

The effect of various types of operative interventions on the course of the early postoperative period was studied in 419 patients with duodenal ulcer. The blood biochemical values and hemodynamic parameters were studied. The indications for operation were absolute in 128 and relative in 291 patients. It was established that under conditions of a specialized medical institution the negative aspects of surgical treatment of duodenal ulcer may be brought to minimum both in patients with absolute and in those with relative indications for operation.

Duodenal Ulcer↗

[Patient's reaction to surgical trauma in surgical treatment of duodenal ulcer].

Evaluation of metabolism and state of central hemodynamics in 134 patients with duodenal ulcer before the operation and at the early postoperative period was carried out. It was established that pronouncement of postaggressive response of an organism to trauma in surgical treatment of a duodenal ulcer didn't depend on a type of the operation due to use of the modern methods of anesthesia. Therefore, moderate pronouncement of such a response after the organ-preserving operations can't be a criterium for the wide use of surgical treatment of an uncomplicated duodenal ulcer.

Adult↗

[Improving the ambulatory surgical services on the basis of the work experience of the Center of Ambulatory Surgery].

Centers of ambulatory surgery made on the basis of large city polyclinics and regional medical formations are considered to be a perspective and economically effective form of perestroika of the ambulatory surgical aid to people. Specificity of the operative procedures performed at the Center and specific features of postoperative management of the patients should be taken into consideration, and the staff of such units must consist of highly trained surgeons of wide type. The ambulatory surgery Center must occupy its place in the system of dispensary examinations of the population.

Ambulatory Surgical Procedures↗

[Immunologic assessment of preparations of the RS virus at the stages of its purification and concentration].

The work demonstrates the immunogenic potency of some preparations of RS virus, differing in the degree of their purification and introduced by multiple intranasal administration. The immunogenic potency of these preparations was manifested by the synthesis of antibodies determined in the coagglutination test (the specificity of these antibodies was confirmed in the reaction of the neutralization of RS virus), as well as by sensitization determined in the leukocyte migration inhibition test. Immunization with concentrated virus was more effective than immunization with the preparation of virion fraction. The intranasal administration of live RS virus to mice induced the appearance of a morphologically determined disease which was not prevented by the development of immune response accompanying the disease. The conclusion was made that further improvement in the system of testing the preparations of RS virus was necessary.

Animals↗

[Effects of immune lymph node factors on formation of immunological memory].

Two various fractions have been formed on the sephadex G-200 from culture supernatants of the lymph nodes cells isolated in 6h after immunization of animals by various antigens. The first fraction possessed the main biological properties peculiar to the earlier described factor of the immune lymph nodes (FILN), intensified proliferation of cells of the popliteal lymph nodes and increased the killer activity of peritoneal lymphocytes. Introduction of FILN simultaneously with ram erythrocytes led to more than a five-fold increase of humoral immune response.

Animals↗

[Electroanalgesia after operations on the abdominal organs].

Electroanalgesia was used in 102 patients operated on the gastro-intestinal tract for postoperative anesthesia. The analgetic effect was obtained in 2/3 of the patients. The indicators of respiration increased and those of blood circulation remained practically the same against the background of electroanalgesia. At the same time the use of non-narcotic analgetics resulted in a reliably decreased minute volume of blood circulation below the normal limits. The authors recommend electroanalgesia in the postoperative period for patients with initial disorders of the cardio-vascular and respiratory systems.

Analgesics↗

[Macrophage participation in the polyclonal and specific response to T-independent antigen in vitro].

Effect of adherent cells (macrophages on synthesis of total immunoglobulins (Ig) and specific antibody (Ab) in mice spleen cell culture stimulated by Vi-antigen Salmonella typhi has been studied. Ig and Ab in culture medium were determined by ELISA technique 96 hours after introducing the antigen into cell culture. The adsorption of analysed samples and reference antiserum on antigen coated microplates at pH 3.5 results in reducing nonspecific protein adsorption and promotes quantitative analysis Ab synthesized in vitro. The level of Ab produced in antigen stimulated spleen cell culture during 96 hours after antigen introduction is less than 2% of all synthesized Ig. Removal of most macrophages from spleen cell population results in a considerable decrease of specific and polyclonal immune responses. The basal Ig level in spleen cell culture (without antigen influence) does not decrease after removal of macrophages.

Animals↗

[Various features of anesthesiologic provisions for surgery of pheochromocytoma].

The examination of 46 patients with pheochromocytoma has shown all the patients to have cardiac insufficiency before operation. This finding shows the necessity of preoperative preparation of the myocardium. The standard administration of beta-adrenoblocking agents without controlling the parameters of central hemodynamics can cause insufficiency of the minute volume of blood circulation. The authors failed to reveal advantages of any kind of general anesthesia. They consider that all the efforts in the course of anesthesiologic measures should be directed to the correction of hemodynamics.

Adolescent↗

[Wider potentials for determining the circulating blood volume in clinical practice].

Methods of dilution of the dye T-1824 and electroplethysmography with the help of an apparatus for integral rheography of the body were used in 31 parallel determinations of the circulating blood volume. It was shown that in patients without pronounced disorders of hemodynamics and water-electrolytic state the second method is not inferior to the so-called "standard" method. The circulating blood volume was determined by the electroplethysmographic method with the N.M. Shestakov formula modified by the authors in patients with noncomplicated calculous cholecystitis. It was shown that the certain rate of the infusion therapy can maintain the preoperative level of volemia in the patients during operation.

Adult↗

[Prolonged peridural anesthesia in the treatment of acute pancreatitis].

An analysis of results of continuous peridural anesthesia in 65 patients with inflammatory and traumatic injuries of the pancreas has shown the effectiveness of an analgetic effect and favourable influence of blockade on motor activity of the intestine. The author describes complications, indications and contraindications.

Acute Disease↗