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T S Serdobintseva

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[Pathomorphology of acute renal failure in ischemia of the extremities and their revascularization].

Functional and biochemical parameters, changes in renal morphology were studied in 122 dogs at different time of lower limb ischemia and revascularization. Two groups of dogs were identified varying in the time of ischemia and revascularization: (early--3 and 6 h and late--9 and 12 h), characterized by temporary oligoanuria and acute renal failure. Morphological appearance of the kidneys was described with due consideration of the pathology and compensatory rearrangement of glomerular epytheliocytes metabolism.

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[Functional and morphological changes in the kidneys in acute embologenic arterial occlusion of the extremities].

The results of biochemical, radioisotope and morphological investigations of dog kidneys in experimental acute occlusion of hind limb arteries during ischemia and in postischemic periods are reviewed. Morphological and functional changes in the kidneys occur in ischemia. Blood flow recovery in the extremities aggravates these changes leading in 12-hour ischemia to acute renal failure.

Acute Kidney Injury↗

[Changes in kidney enzyme activity in temporary ischemia of the extremities].

Histoenzymological changes in the kidneys of 49 dogs with temporary ischemia of posterior extremities and acute renal insufficiency were studied. The results demonstrate a definite relationship between the intensity of histoenzymological changes in the kidneys and the duration of temporary ischemia of the extremities. With 12-hour ischemia of the extremities, epitheliocytes of proximal tubules showed a decreased activity of aerobic oxidation enzymes and increased activity of glycolytic enzymes, epitheliocytes of the distal tubules showed a decreased activity of the enzymes under study. After revascularization the level of metabolism in the examined parts of nephrons decreased as confirmed by the results of quantitative assays.

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