[Ocular hypotensive effect of systemic beta-blockers in patients with primary glaucoma and arterial hypertension].

Aim: to evaluate the ocular hypotensive efficacy of systemic beta-blockers in primary glaucoma patients suffering from arterial hypertension (AH).

Material And Methods: The study included 29 patients with POAG (58 eyes) aged from 47 to 83 years. Patients with stage I-III POAG received instillations of prostaglandin analogs and carbonic anhydrase inhibitors.

Clinical Course and Outcomes of Late Kidney Allograft Dysfunction.

Background. This study is provided to increase the efficiency of the treatment of kidney transplant recipients by predicting the development of the late allotransplant dysfunction. Methods.

Long-distance detection of alpha-radioactivity: Method and device.

Negatively charged ions from the alpha particle tracks are detected by the discharge wire counter opened to the air. Ion clusters are transferred from the particle tracks to the detector volume by an air flux. It allows a remote detection of very low concentrations of alpha particles.

Effects of different trends on the development and outcome of early kidney allograft dysfunction.

Objectives: To show the effects of different factors on development and outcome of early kidney allograft dysfunction.

Materials And Methods: Two hundred thirty-one kidney transplant recipients were divided into 2 groups: group 1 (125 patients transplanted from 1999-2004) and group 2 (106 patients transplanted from 2008-2013). Age range was 12 to 62 years (group 1) and 7 to 71 years (group 2).