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V I Reshetilov

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PubMed1990

[Lymphoid structures in the female endometrium in ontogenesis].

Lymphoid formations of human endometrium are presented in stroma of the uterine corpus mucous membrane as lymphoid cells (so called diffuse lymphoid tissue), lymphoid nodules and interepithelial lymphocytes in glandular and covering epithelium++. Peculiarities in organization of these formations are seen as slight saturation of the endometrium with lymphoid tissue, small size of lymphoid nodules++. The lymphoid structures in question reach their maximal development during the adolescent and first mature age. During the generative period among diffusely arranged T-lymphocytes sub-populations of T-suppressors predominate. This is probably connected with participation of suppressive mechanisms of local immunity in ensuring blastocyst implantation.

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PubMed1979

[Morphofunctional characteristics of the microcirculatory bed of the human spinal dura mater].

Some morphofunctional peculiarities in microcirculatory pathways of the dura mater of the human spinal cord are described. They are concerned with the structure of arteriolo-venular anastomoses through which a rather large amount of arterial blood is transported into the venous bed. Around the vessels of arterial type running at an angle to the longitudinal axis of the vessel connective tissue fibres of the dura mater, there is a tissue layer intensively impregnated with silver salts and stained PAS-positively. The venous part of the dura mater microcirculatory pathways has a large number of accessory reservoirs in the form of venous "lakes". Functional importance of the peculiarities mentioned above for the dura mater and the perimedullar apparatus is clarified.

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PubMed1979

[Anatomical basis for cerebrospinal fluid resorption by the structures of the microcirculatory bed in the human spinal dura mater].

By means of noninjective methods of investigation a specific capillary network of a sinusoidal type, peculiar arteriolovenular anastomoses, additional reservoirs in the area of postcapillaries and venules described in the microcirculatory bed of the spinal dura mater. The peculiarity of this vascular bed is thought by the authors to be connected with liquor resorption from the subdural space of the spinal cord.

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