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Sh Kh Gizatullin
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[The characteristics of drainage after operations on the brain].
The article discusses the actual problems of surgical wounds drainage in different brain diseases and traumas associated with brain illness. The processes occurring in surgical brain wound are analyzed: edema, swelling, hemorrhage, local immune reactions, difficult venous outflow, hyperproduction of liquor. Demands of cerebral wounds drainage are substantiated.
[The clinical picture, diagnosis and surgical treatment of metastatic brain tumors].
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[The microsurgical procedure in the treatment of a solid intratruncal neuroma in the superior primary cord of the brachial plexus].
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[The surgical procedure in treating subdural hematomas].
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[Relations between the phagocytic activity of monocytes and the lateralization of brain injuries].
According to the authors' opinion, the different character of alterations in phagocytic activity of monocytes in primary derangement of the dominant and subdominant hemispheres results from the different functional significance of the hemispheres. The most pronounced neurogenous immune dysfunction occurs because of an injury to the dominant hemisphere. The two mechanisms of alterations in phagocytic activity of monocytes are of importance during the posttraumatic period in severe brain contusions: the central one related to neurogenous immune dysfunction and secondary one related to infectious complications.
[Rapid method of determining the phagocytic activity of blood monocytes].
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[The reactivity of the mononuclear phagocytes in the acute period of craniocerebral trauma].
The article analyses the condition of one of the main links of the defence status--the cells of the mononuclear phagocytotic system in the acute period of craniocerebral trauma (CCT). The authors established the existence of a dependence of the functional condition of the peripheral blood monocytes on the CCT severity. Disorders of the monocyte functional condition (phagocytosis, monocyte test) were most marked in a severe CCT. Early (in the first 24 hours after the trauma) activation of mononuclears develops in such case. Standard nonspecific response of monocytes to traumatic damage is maintained in mild CCT.
[Short-latency brain-stem auditory evoked potentials in patients with a brain concussion].
The short-latent acoustic stem potentials were examined in 72 males aged 9 to 61 years (mean 32.3 +/- 10.2 years) with concussion of the brain in different early posttraumatic periods (0.5-15 days). The clinical picture of the victims was characterized by systemic cerebral and mild transient symptoms of involvement of stem regions of the brain. Two thirds of the patients were found to have decreased rates of conduction of electric pulses along the acoustic pathway of the brain stem. Moreover, a fourth of the victims had a retarded perception of acoustic stimuli, which implies that concussion of the brain led to the decreased function of the auditory nerve and all relay nuclei of the acoustic system of the brain. The normal pattern of short-latent acoustic stem evoked potentials was seen in 8.3%, their mild and moderate abnormal changes were observed in 40.3 and 51.4% of the patients. Prolongation of a latent period and interpeak intervals, the deformation and lack of waves were considered to be criteria for abnormal changes in short-latent acoustic stem evoked potentials.
[The use of inflow-outflow drainage after cerebral operations].
The paper provides strong evidence for the use of inflow-outflow drainage after brain operations and presents an analysis of 255 cerebral operations using various draining modes. The inflow-outflow drainage after brain operations is found to be promising in terms of clinical manifestations. The authors propose their own draining tube for inflow-outflow drainage. A comprehensive macro- and microscopic study of dialysis fluid is recommended. The presence of visible impurities in the dialysate, daily mass of cerebral detritus and the functional activity of granulocytes and mononuclear cells were assessed. A significant early sign has been identified when the inflow-outflow drainage system was applied during occurring local infectious complications by analysing the adhesive properties of mononuclear and polynuclear phagocytes of the dialysate.
[A system of inflow-outflow drainage for neurosurgical wounds].
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[A unified computerized data-base information system on brain trauma and diseases].
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