Biomedical subjects

V Nesit

Publications and source records attributed to V Nesit.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources

PubMed1991

[Serum alpha-1-fetoprotein in pregnancy in relation to length of gestation].

In a group of 310 immunoenzymatic examinations of MS AFP by the Sevatest ELISA AFP Micro I kit in 310 women with normal pregnancies the authors detected the exponential character of the rise of serum AFP up to the 35th week of pregnancy (or foetal length of 88 mm resp.): in relation to the foetal length according to equation y(mean) = 10.544 X 1.0369x (for x = 28 to 88 mm) and in relation to the gestation period according to formula y(mean) = 7.720 X 1.1097x (for x = 15 to 35 weeks). During the subsequent course of gestation a steady decline of levels occurs and in the 41st week the mean MS AFP values decline to the level of the 22nd week of gestation (in foetal length of 99 mm the levels correspond to that during foetal length of 55 mm).

Embryonic and Fetal Development↗

PubMed1991

[Thermostable alkaline phosphatase in the blood of pregnant women].

In 310 women with normal pregnancies the exponential character of increase of serum thermostable alkaline phosphatase was assessed in the course of pregnancy; depending on the BDP of the course of pregnancy; depending on the BDP of the foetus according to the equation y (mean) = 0.0207.1.0415x (for x = 21-99 mm) and relation to the stage of pregnancy according to formula y (mean) = 0.0152.1.1176x (for x = 15-41 weeks). The menstruation age of pregnancy was in all instances verified by biometric findings of the first sonographic screening during pregnancy. The values of themostable alkaline phosphatase in serum of 15 pregnant women with hypotrophic foetuses (48 measurements) were only 45.7 +/- 9.9% (mean + s) of the mean physiological levels.

Alkaline Phosphatase↗

PubMed1990

[Adenomyosis as a social problem].

In a retrospective investigation of 149 patients from 1979-1988 with histologically confirmed adenomyosis the authors proved by comparison with a regional population sample (n = 198) that it is a disease of above average fertile women (3.7 pregnancies per woman). The operated women had in their case-history 1.3 times more deliveries, 1.9 times more spontaneous abortions, twice as many induced abortions and 5.3 times as many extrauterine pregnancies. The group comprises 1.4 times more women using intrauterine contraception in the past and only 2.7% were sterile. The authors were unable to prove a relationship of some causes of relative hyperoestrogenism (early menarche, postponed first childbirth) and this disease. The higher rate of pregnancies terminated by curettage (spontaneous and induced abortions) and the greater preference of IUD in this group of women support the hypothesis that intrauterine manipulations are the main predisposing factor of endometrial cells into the myometrium. The inhibiting effect of pregnancies terminated by lactation on this disease. similarly as hormonal contraception, are of little importance, as apparent from our material.

Abortion, Induced↗

PubMed1988