[Use of laser correlation spectroscopy for recording of changes in the blood serum composition in leukemia in cattle].

Blood serum of 350 cows with verified leukemia were studied by light scattering technique. Qualitative estimation of the leukemia probability was made using special classification program. This method was shown to have good resolution and to be more quick than traditional diagnostics.

[A comparative evaluation of the subfractional composition of the blood plasma by using laser correlation spectroscopy in orthopedic-traumatological diseases].

Analysis presented by the authors confirms that laser correlative spectroscopy may be in principle a method for a study of plasma homeostasis on subfractional level in various orthopedic and traumatological diseases. The method allows to assess changes in the inner environment of the body with regard to diversity of structural and functional reorganization induced by various pathological processes.

[The possibility of using laser correlation spectroscopy for the functional characterization of plasma homeostasis in patients with orthopedic injuries].

Use of new method--laser correlative spectroscopy--was shown bq the authors to be suitable for diagnosis and prognostication of pathological process in orthopedic and traumatological clinics. The method was demonstrated to be highly informative and objective.