Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to V I Bychkov.
Analyzes the results of comprehensive clinical and immunologic examinations of women with inflammatory and tumorous diseases of the cervix uteri. Demonstrates a reduction of the immunologic reactions in such diseases and in traditional antibiotic therapy thereof. Presents methods of immunocorrective therapy with vitamin E, thymactin, and sodium nucleinate to be carried out on an inpatient basis.
The paper analyzes risk factors for underlying and precancerous processes of the cervix uteri in females. The application of a mathematical instrument and computers made it possible to define the most significant risk factors and to evaluate the degree of their impact. The findings may be used in the program test in performing mass prophylactic surveys to identify a group of females who are at a high risk and require a more detailed examination.
Risk factors for intrapartum injury of the uterine cervix have been evaluated using computer and mathematic techniques. The factors were analyzed and compiled into a diagnostic table determining antepartum prediction of cervical injury.
An atraumatic technique of bioactive electrocoagulation in an electrolyte solution has been developed for associated or precancerous cervical conditions involving the superficial mucosa. This modality reduced the incidence of postoperative complications and relapses. The procedure is painless and electrically safe.
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In cervical dysplasias, dissociation of intercellular junctions occurs to a degree that depends directly on the severity of the dysplastic process which involves the entire epithelium from the basement membrane to the surface layer. The present cytologic studies have demonstrated that as the severity of dysplasia increases, smears taken from exfoliative cells of the stratified squamous epithelium show proportional decreases in the number of cells from the upper epithelial layers and increases in that of cells from the lower levels. The findings obtained indicate that morphologic characterization of exfoliative cellular material may help in the early cytologic diagnosis of cervical disorders.
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