The efficiency of USI of the neck, scintigraphy of the parathyroid glands (PTG) with selen-methionine and selective catheterization of veins (SCV) of the neck and mediastinum for preoperative determination of the localization of the source of hyperproduction of the parathyroid hormone was analyzed on the basis of results of examination of 149 patients including 51 patients with primary hyperparathyroidism confirmed during the operation. It was noted that none of the methods of topical diagnostics used in the work is thought to be universal for different clinical situations. A method of their complex use is proposed which foresee USI of the neck as the first step.
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September 1980
Parameters of hemodynamics and gas exchange were studied in experiments in 25 dogs having experimental microembolism of the lungs. Microembolism was found to result in an abrupt increase of the pulmonary arterial pressure and resistance of lungs, stable hypoxemia with phenomena of metabolic acidosis, incrsed intrapulmonary shunting and the ventilation/perfusion ratio. The mechanisms of hemodynamic and respiratory rearrangement are discussed.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFExperiments on mongrel dogs showed that after transfusion of citrated blood the lymph flow in the thoracic and right lymphatic ducts increased. Greater vascular permiability and accumulation of fluid in the lungs were also noted. The degree of these phenomena was dependent on the time of storage of the transfused blood and on getting thrombo-leukocytic microaggregates into the vascular bed.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe tensometric method of the estimation of microaggregates in the blood and its preparations was used. It was shown that the process of aggregation of blood formed elements was dependent on the preservative content, period of storage and individual features of the donor. The filtration rate of the soviet and foreign microfilters was found to depend upon the initial content of microaggregates in the blood.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFA tensometric analyser based on blood pressure determination on a screen-like filter is recommended to estimate the quantity of microaggregates being formed in the blood. This instrument has small dimensions and consists of a measuring chamber, automatic syringe and a device for thermostating and control purposes.
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