Publications by authors named "E V Ermolina"
Unlabelled: is to study structural alterations of autologous omental adipose tissue in a silicon conduit and to evaluate its possible use for regeneration of the sciatic nerve in diastasis.
Materials And Methods: Mature outbred male Wistar rats have been used in the study. The animals were divided into 7 experimental groups with complete transection of the sciatic nerve on the right side at the mid-third level of the thigh.
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- * Exposure to the mixture led to impaired functioning of the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, resulting in decreased secretion of key nonapeptides.
- * Changes in lymphoid organs included reduced thymus size and cell count, structural damage, and increased apoptosis in lymphocytes, with results indicating non-additive effects compared to exposure to either chemical alone.
With the use of histological, morphometric and statistical methods there was shown a gonadotropic effect of chromium, benzene and also their mixtures in male mice (CBA x C57Bl6) F1. The established structural changes in the testes of exposed animals showed the suppression of their germinative and endocrine functions. The response of Leydig cells in the chromium group expresses a development of the compensatory process in the relation with the destruction of seminiferous epithelium.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe number and specification of radionuclide examinations, administrated activity and effective doses were collected during 2011-13 for 4944 paediatric patients from 10 nuclear medicine (NM) departments of some Russian regions. The kidney examinations account for about 70 % of paediatric NM examinations in general hospitals. Diagnostics of all other organs contribute from 2 to 8 % each in the total number of paediatric examinations.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFMorphological features of the thymus, spleen and lymph nodes on the 45th--and 90th day of oral exposure to benzene, potassium dichromate and their mixtures were studied in 40 Wistar rats. A strong trend to a decrease in the activity of T lymphocytes has been established. Apoptotic thymocytes and lymphocytes in the T-dependent areas of spleen and lymph nodes have been revealed.
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