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V V Bagirova

Publications and source records attributed to V V Bagirova.

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PubMed1978

[Cor pulmonale in various collagen diseases].

The early manifestations of cor pulmonale and their dependence on the functional and morphologic changes in the lungs as well as on the collagen disease were studied on 186 patients with various collagenoses. Besides undergoing routine methods of examination all patients were tested for the function of external respiration and subjected to X-ray examination of the lungs and heart and electro-, phono-, vector- and kinetocardiography. There was no parallelism between the clinical manifestations of respiratory insufficiency and the functional and X-ray signs of affection of the lungs. Despite the chronic changes in the lungs, the configuration of the heart is altered only in singular cases. In the diagnosis of the involvement into the process of the right parts of the heart kinetocardiography and changes in the PV1 angle on the ECG proved to be most informative. Instrumental methods of examination revealed that the right parts of the heart were already involved in the stage of functional changes in the lungs.

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[Temporary loss of work capacity in connection with rheumatic diseases in workers of the agricultural-industrial complex].

The authors studied the morbidity rate accompanied by temporary incapacity for work in workers of the agricultural and industrial complex suffering from diseases of the joints. It has been established that rheumatic diseases take the first place as to their duration (number of days) and the second place at to their incidence (number of cases) per 100 workers. An annual rise in rheumatic disease prevalence, especially of a degenerative dystrophic nature was noted. Of importance are the age of patients service record in agriculture, intensity of load, nature of work, season. Machine operators were most liable to the mentioned disease.

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