[New laboratory parameters in the diagnosis of acute mesenteric ischemia.].

Lack of clear clinical and laboratory picture of subjective evaluation of bowel viability, the progression of bowel necrosis in the postoperative period with acute mesenteric ischemia (АМI) contributes to the high mortality rate. Earlier experiments we proved that gut necrosis leads to changes in the subpopulation structure of blood lymphocytes. This prompted us to determine the clinical significance of the subpopulation structure of venous blood lymphocytes in patients with acute mesenteric ischemia.

[Diagnostics of septic complications after long tubular bones fractures].

Interleukine (IL-1alpha, IL-4) blood levels and lipid peroxidation--antioxidant agents were assessed in 98 patients with fractures of long tubular bones. Using the data, an algorithm was worked out, which permits prediction of septic complications with a high level of accuracy.

[Diagnosis of inflammatory complications in patients with long bone fractures in the postoperative period].

The serum levels of some indices of the LPO antioxidant system (dienic conjugates, antioxidative activity), cytokines (IL-1beta, TNF-alpha, IL-4) and the blood antiprotease system protein alpha2-macroglobulin were studied in 97 patients with closed long bone fractures. Based on the finding, a procedure was devised to evaluate the course of an inflammatory process in the early postoperative period, which predicted the development of pyoinflammatory complications at a stage of preclinical manifestations.

[Prognosing pyo-inflammatory complications in open fractures of long tubular bones].

An investigation of the content of interleukins (IL-1alpha, IL-4) in blood serum, indices of the system of "LP-antioxidants" (DC, AOA) was performed in 92 patients with open fractures of long tubular bones. A method of early diagnosis of purulent complications in the postoperative period was worked out which allows timely necessary correction to be introduced in the plans of treatment.