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Problems of environment protection at atomic industry enterprises are considered. The authors emphasize that sanitary and hygienic research shortening is not to be tolerated. Main directions of research in the sphere of environment control methods and population health protection are suggested.
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This paper describes a method for simulating transient endolymphatic hydrops based on the generation of vasomotor disorders in the labyrinthine artery area. The method is based on a deep short-term chloroethyl freezing of the lateral surface of the animal surface in the projection of the spinal artery. In histological terms, hydrops is characterized by two factors: vascular lesions (hyperemia of the vascular stripe, venous congestion) and changes in physico-chemical parameters of labyrinthine fluids (edema of cell elements of the labyrinth, membrane deformation, precipitation of the granular-reticular residue in the endo- and perilymphatic spaces). This method can be used to study the origin of endolymphatic hydrops during Ménière's disease, to develop new approaches and to give a pathogenetic substantiation of existing approaches to the treatment of Ménière's disease.
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The results of surgical treatment of 53 children (55 eyes) with rhegmatogenous detachment of the retina complicated with proliferative vitreoretinopathy (PVR) are assessed. The patients were followed up for 10 months to 6 years. Complete adhesion of the retina after surgery was attained in 85.5% and improvement of vision acuity in 89.4% of patients. Postoperative complications occurred in 25.5%, but in only 10.9% of children they eventuated in an unfavorable outcome of surgery or a relapse of retinal detachment. The disease recurred in 19% of children in the course of follow-up. The efficacy of surgical treatment of detachment of the retina depends on the origin of the disease and severity of preoperative PVR.