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V G Koliadenko

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[The use of noninvasive study objects in the clinic].

Results are submitted of the gas-chromatographic analysis of sweat lipids higher fatty acids (FA) spectrum in patients with different skin diseases. Polyunsaturated FA were found to be on the decrease at the expense of linoleic FA. Arachidonic FA tended to be on the increase. The gas-chromatographic analysis will, we believe, help in assessing disturbed bodily lipid metabolism.

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[Predicting the effectiveness of antibiotic therapy in the treatment of gonorrhea].

A complex method is suggested to prognosticate the efficiency of treating gonorrheal urethritis in men with allowance for a preliminary determination of the cell respiration activity in agents. In the case of low indices of these processes, it is possible to stimulate aerobic processes in gonococci if applying for 4 days before the specific treatment daily subcutaneous injections of plasmol (a biostimulator) by the ascending scheme and local irrigation of the urethra by oxygen cocktails through irrigators of special design. The developed method has the author certificate (A. c. 1107867 USSR). Application of the method shortens significantly the terms of treatment, the number of the infection recurrences being considerably decreased. To accelerate the determination of the sensitivity to antibiotics the procedure of genococcus microcultivation in special chambers is applied which permits observing the growth and reproduction of microorganisms in the phase-contrast microscope.

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[The immunological and morphological aspects of hemoperfusion with pig donor spleen in treating psoriasis patients].

The present paper focuses on the immunological and morphological aspects of extracorporal joining up of donor porcine spleen in the treatment of psoriasis. It has been ascertained that extracorporal joining up of donor porcine in the treatment of psoriasis makes for normalization of bodily immunologic reactivity leading to regression of psoriatic eruptions.

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