[The lipid composition of the blood serum in certain forms of ovarian amenorrhea].

A study of serum lipids in 68 women with ovarian forms of amenorrhea has documented prominent lipid abnormalities in most women with ovarian dystrophy and gonadal dysgenesis. It presented as elevation of cholesterol, triglyceride, low density lipoprotein cholesterol levels and a decrease in high density lipoprotein cholesterol levels, with Types IV and IIb dyslipoproteinemia. These findings suggest that the women with ovarian dystrophy and gonadal dysgenesis are at a high risk of early onset of atherosclerosis and cardiovascular diseases.

[Changes in the lactate dehydrogenase isoenzyme activity in parturients with chronic fetal hypoxia during different types of anesthesia in surgical delivery].

During cesarean delivery, the isoenzymic spectrum of lactate dehydrogenase and lactic acid levels were examined in 109 parturients with chronic fetal hypoxia. For initial anesthesia, sombrevin, kalipsol, hexenal were applied, basal anesthesia was performed with neuroleptic analgetics and combined electric anesthesia. The findings make it possible to choose the optimal anesthetic agents in this group of parturients in order to make the status of a fetus and a neonate stable and better.

[Protective effect of narcotic analgesics on the mother, fetus and offspring in hypoxia].

The protective effect of the narcoanalgetics, viadril (hydroxydione sodium succinate) and administered intraperitoneally in doses of 5 and 20 mg/kg was studied in the experiment on 146 pregnant noninbred white rats with simulated hemic hypoxia in the late pregnancy (the 19th day). The aforementioned rats were studied for the composition of the peripheral blood, their weight gain oxidative isoenzymes (LDH), pH and pO2 in the blood. Wilson's technique was used for the assessment of the fetal status.