[Endosurgical treatment of the bile duct lesions in children].

Unlabelled: Question of feasibility of laparoscopic Kasai procedure and laparoscopic hepaticojejunostomy for biliary atresia (the BA) and choledochal cysts (the CC) in children has been a subject of discussion for a long time and still remains unsolved.

Aim: To improve the results of surgery for biliary tract malformations (the BTM) in children using laparoscopic technique.

Materials And Methods: The are 55 patients with BA and CC, who were performed endosurgical operations, and 37 patients, who were performed traditional open surgical procedures.

[Combined effect of visible light sensitized by chlorine e6 and streptomycin on the obligate pathogenic bacterium Klebsiella rhinoscleromatis].

Chlorine e6-sensitized photodamage of Klebsiella rhinoscleromatis (an obligate pathogen) in the presence of streptomycin was studied. The pathogen is highly resistant to photosensitization characteristic of other gram-negative bacteria. Marked synergism of the bactericidal effect of the chlorine e6-sensitized visible light and streptomycin on K.

[Immunologic indices of the blood and interstitial fluid in the evaluation of the treatment of secondary edemas of the upper extremities].

The efficacy of therapy of upper limb secondary edemas after 4 programs was compared among 83 patients. The methods were as follows: traditional method (TM) including routine conservative therapy, acupuncture (AP), He-Ne laser OK-13 and semiconductor laser against a background of traditional therapy. A study was made of the time course of the extent of edema, total protein, IG, G, A and M and circulating immune complexes (CIC) during therapy of such patients.

[Characteristics of clinical features of tick-borne encephalitis in Crimea].

The analysis of data collected from the clinical epidemiological and virological surveys in 1985-1988 on the incidence of arbovirus infection in population provided evidence for circulation of tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) virus in the Crimea. Etiological relevance of TBE virus in the onset of the diseases was revealed. Clinical picture of TBE in the Crimea is characterized by severe forms and diphasic fever with the relapse running more grave and protracted course.