[Comparative morphometric analysis of the reaction of the rat bone to dehydration and burn trauma].

The epiphyseal cartilage and diaphysis of the tibia have been studied at dehydration and burn trauma. Dehydration produces certain disturbances in growth and formation of the bone, and burn trauma--development of dystrophic changes.

[Adaptive changes in sections of the myocardium of experimental animals undergoing physical loading of a static nature].

Adaptation of the parts of myocardium of 18 white rats to the physical static loadings during two months have been studied by means of morphometric and histological methods. Physical loadings cause hyperfunction and hypertrophy of all chambers of the heart with a predominant hypertrophy of the right ventricle, right auricle and dilatation of these cavities. The heterogeneous changes of the myocardium were found on the organic level.

[Morphofunctional changes in the long tubular bones of animals which have developed while readapting after physical loads].

The investigation has been performed on 120 white male rats of Wistar line. By means of the morphometry, electron microscopy and chemical methods dynamics of readaptive changes have been studied in long tubular bones during the period, when the effect of physical loadings both of dynamic and static character and of various intensity has been stopped, up to the old periods of the animals' life. Readaptation after moderate dynamic and static loadings is occurring for a long time and steadily.