[Chlamydial infection: quality of medical care].

The analysis of case histories of patients with chlamydial infection has detected some typical errors in management of patients: the absence of topical diagnosis, choice of antibacterial drugs and treatment duration do not satisfy standard recommendations both in uncomplicated and complicated disease. A standard approach to management of patients with Chlamydia infection will help to avoid situations when experts conclude on inadequate quality of medical care delivered by medical professionals.

[The paradoxical effect of the lymphocytes during the filtration of thrombocyte-rich heparinized plasma].

Filtration of platelet-rich heparinized plasma deprived lymphocytes and contained lymphocytes was investigated in 21 donors. Filtration of both plasmas was performed through 5 microns-pore nuclear filters at the constant perfusion pressure 100 cm H2O. The plasma contained lymphocytes filtered by 80% better, than the lymphocyte-deprived plasma.

[Role of leukocyte adhesion in filterability of blood cell suspensions].

We investigated blood cells suspension filterability of 16 donors. The filtration was performed trough 5 microns-pore nuclear filters at constant perfusion pressure 10(5) din/cm2. We estimated also the adherence of leukocytes and platelets on nylon.

[The beta-blocker effect of the blood serum in patients with psoriasis].

A short-term cultivation of human skin combined with histoautoradiography have demonstrated that the blood serum of psoriasis patients is characterized by an in vitro effect similar to the beta-blocker effect, i.e. eliminates the epidermal chalone action, thus enhancing the epidermal cell proliferation in foci of skin involvement in psoriasis.