Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to V N Chernobrovyĭ.
The author has examined the possibility of employing pH tubes with defective auxiliary electrodes in complex with a commercial auxiliary EBL-1 M3 silver-chloride electrode. Examinations of gastroduodenal patients permit recommending this commercial electrode as an available and accurate auxiliary electrode for intragastric pH-metry, for measurements with promising pH microtubes, 2 mm in diameter as well.
An original technique of basal topographic pH-metry of the stomach, making use of new pH-microtubes, was employed in mass prophylactic check-ups. The suggested method of intragastric pH-metry is superior to the currently used one and may be employed for the screening of subjects who are in need of an x-ray endoscopic examination of the stomach and for outpatient measurements of the gastric pH values, as well as for the choice and monitoring of the pH-regulating therapy.
Intraventricular pH-metry was employed in 222 patients with pyloroduodenal localization. The advantages and value of this new technique as compared with the currently used are described and emphasized. The author discusses the perspectives of using this method of intraventricular pH-metry in mass prophylactic screenings, prophylaxis, assessment of the gastric acidity in outpatient departments, choice and control of acid-regulating treatment.
Analysis of V. A. Gorshkov's controversial article has demonstrated that approaches to the use of intragastric pH-metry and aspiration titrimetry should be differentiated depending on the aims, tasks and conditions of the examination. The original techniques of intragastric pH-metry have been proposed for the more effective use of this method of examination.
A new technique of intragastric pH-metry has been developed and used in patients with chronic anacid gastritis. The technique provides a basal topographic pH-metry with original microtubes which enables one to investigate acidity under easier conditions of gastric intubation.
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The paper presents pilot experience with oral use of sodium chloride mineral water Makov I for chronic achlorhydric gastritis. Altogether 734 patients were studied. Of them, 217 were evaluated for intragastric pH upon administration of a single water dose, 32 upon a course of treatment. There was a significant stimulating effect of the mineral water on gastric acidity.