Publications by authors named "G V Lialikova"

Severe diseases of different etiology are generally accompanied by significant neurohumoral stress and catabolism. The use of insulin and insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) regulates the rate of protein and carbohydrate catabolism, retards increasing azotemia, thus normalizing protein metabolism. By taking into account the physicochemical properties of IGF-1 and the high resolving capacity of the modes of renal replacement therapy (RRT), it cannot be ruled out the possibility that the really significant amount of this polypeptide is eliminated, which may negatively affect the patient's metabolic adaptation.

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Permanent hemodiafiltration (PHDF) as a method for treating patients with sepsis and multiple organ failure (MOF) corrects the severity of generalized inflammatory reaction, which is caused by hyperproduction of bioactive substances. Cytokines can be eliminated from circulation by 2 methods of kidney-replacing therapy: convection and adsorption on hemofilter membrane. Despite the slight adsorption clearance, our results indicate that experimental data not always correspond to the clinical situation.

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Nine patients (8 men and 1 woman) were treated. Sepsis was diagnosed in 7 of them. All patients were subjected to forced ventilation of the lungs, 6 were in need of inotropic support.

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The complement system was studied in 42 patients with various unspecific pulmonary diseases. It was established that the rate of complement system activation depends on the acuteness of the course of the pyo-inflammatory process in the lungs. The results of study of the kinetics of complement system activation make it possible to prognosticate the course and outcome of inflammatory pulmonary diseases and identify a risk group of patients with diminished reserve possibilities of the immune system and prescribe immunocorrective therapy opportunely.

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Nonspecific and selected determinants of humoral immunity have been evaluated in 122 patients who clinically presented with "chronic salpingo-oophoritis". An objective confirmatory study is laparoscopy. The patients with clinical presentations of chronic salpingo-oophoritis displayed depressed phagocytic activity of neutrophils and function of complement in its both pathways.

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