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V G Zenger

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[Clinico-anatomic characteristics of the tip of the nose].

The anatomy of the tip of the nose is reviewed with description of clinical manifestations in different variants of anatomical structures of the tip of the nose. Thick skin problem and specific features of surgical treatment of nasal tip deformities in thick, porous skin are considered.

Cartilage↗

[The problem of treatment in patients with laryngeal and tracheal stenoses, as viewed by an ENT specialist].

Based on their 40 years' clinical experience in treating patients with laryngeal and cervical tracheal stenoses of various etiology, the authors consider that circular trachectomy, by anastomosing laryngeal cartilages, may be performed by highly skilled specialists only at specialized and well-equipped institutions. In cases of chondroperichondritis of cartilages of the larynx or trachea in the presence of paralysis of the vocal folds, it is necessary to make stepwise reparative and plastic operations that can be performed at the ENT clinics having experience in laryngeal surgery.

Humans↗

[Differentiated approach to medicine phonophoresis in complex treatment of cicatrical deformations].

135 patients aged 18 to 55 years with cicatrical alterations in the larynx were under observation. The treatment included phonophoresis of contractubex, colitin and elastolytin. The study found the necessity to take into account the age of cicatrical deformations when treating them. The most effective in treatment of formation cicatrices (6 to 12 days old) are medicines containing heparin (contractubex), which prevent the formation of pathologic cicatrices (keloid and hypertrophic ones). After the formation of the cicatrice is completed, medicines containing enzymes are more effective, because these "garnet" collagen and thus favor the mechanism of the reversion of pathologic cicatrical formation.

Cicatrix, Hypertrophic↗

[Clinicofunctional parallels in posttraumatic deformities of the nasal tip].

The analysis of different posttraumatic deformities of the nasal tip gave evidence for a close correlation of internal nose deformities with nasal breathing ranging from common changes in the internal nose (hypertrophy of the inferior turbinated bone) to atresia when nasal breathing is completely blocked. Because of tissue edema, respiration improved and normalized only 1 and 3 months after surgery. It is concluded that functional examinations before and after surgery are beneficial for patients and warrant optimal terms of surgery.

Adult↗

[Correction of congenital of the lateral nose deformities].

Immediate and remote results of perennial use of most popular correction methods in different types of congenital deformations of nose end (wide end -- according to J. Converse; prolonged end -- according to D. Armstrong and protruded end -- according to F. Burian) were analyzed and their drawbacks disclosed. The authors presented their own new techniques.

Adult↗

[Assessment of changes in the course of nasal and paranasal inflammation].

Direct joulemetry, a method of diagnosis of nasal and paranasal mucosa condition, is based on measurement of electric current work (CW) by electrochemical dissociation of biological fluids on the mucosa of the frontal sinus and its aperture. 27 patients had CW characteristics in three forms of inflammation: purulent, serous-fibrinous, exudative. The effectiveness of the method in follow-up of patients with frontal sinusitis is shown.

Adolescent↗

[Photodynamic therapy of recurrent and residual oropharyngeal and laryngeal tumors].

Photodynamic therapy (PDT) was given to 61 patients with recurrent cancer of the tongue, oral mucosa, lower lip, oro- and nasopharynx, larynx. Photosensitizers photogem and photosens of Russian produce were employed. The radiation was given twice with the interval 24 and 48 hours, the exposure to light 3 to 30 min. The impact was external, through the instrumental canal of the fibroscope, by intracavitary and interstitial techniques. The response was assessed within 4-6 weeks after the PDT course. The effect was observed in 95.1% patients. Its duration ranged from 4 months to 5 years. Complete resorption of the tumor was achieved in 57.4%. The treatment failed in 4.9% patients.

Aged↗

[Updated laser technologies in otorhinolaryngology].

Clinical trials have been conducted of a new therapeutic semiconductor laser from the Mustang series which generates laser radiation in red light range (0.63-0.65 mcm) in impulse mode. Laser therapy was given to 75 patients with different ENT diseases with good effect. A surgical laser unit CTH-10 (YAG-Ho laser, 2.09 mcm) has undergone pilot tests with good results in 12 patients with pain maxillofacial syndromes. Photodynamic therapy was used in upper respiratory tract cancer in 27 patients, the results are analysed.

Humans↗

[Contemporary status of the issues in the treatment of children with respiratory papillomatosis].

For 15 years the authors treated 205 children aged 9 months to 15 years with respiratory papillomatosis. Besides surgical endolaryngeal removal of the papillomas, they applied immunomodulators, plasmapheresis and antiviral drugs. Of different methods of artificial lung ventilation, the best is thought to be transcatheter high-frequency artificial lung ventilation. As shown by the studies of infection resistance, the combined treatment should incorporate such drugs as zovirax and leukomax. Ultrasound disintegration and laser photodestruction with Ho laser were introduced in surgical removal of the papillomas. The combined treatment shortens the treatment duration and prolongs recurrence-free period.

Adolescent↗

[Total esophagoplasty with pharyngeal anastomosis].

The results of total esophagoplasty in cicatricial stenoses of the esophagus and pharynx are analysed. The technical details of formation of the pharyngeal anastomosis with consideration for the anatomo-physiological peculiarities of the pharynx are explained. The method of pharyngoesophagoplasty in combined cicatricial affections of the esophagus and pharynx is described.

Adolescent↗

[Interrelations of lysosomal enzymes of leukocytes in patients with cicatricial stenosis of the larynx].

Activities of acid and alkaline phosphatases, cathepsin B, leucine aminopeptidase, N-acetyl-beta-D-hexosaminidases, beta-D-galactosidase and beta-D-glucuronidase were studied in leukocytes of two groups of patients with normal and pathological healing of wounds after surgical treatment of scar stenosis of larynx. Analysis of the enzymatic activity, calculated by means of Student's test using the data of a single estimation of the activity in leukocytes before surgical treatment, did not exhibit any distinct differences in these two groups of patients. The study of interrelationship between the activities of individual enzymes by means of principles of regression analysis enabled to show that the enzymes studied were in the positive regressive relation. Pattern of enzymatic activity in leukocytes of patients with pathological wound healing was distinctly different from that of patients with normal healing in the shape of regression and, especially, in relaxation of the interrelations between phosphatases and other enzymes. The principle of regression enabled to evaluate the prognosis of postoperative development of wound healing using the preliminary estimation of enzymatic activity in leukocytes of patients with scar stenosis of larynx.

Acid Phosphatase↗