Publications by authors named "Iu N Zurnadzhi"

Results of the study evidence that in the early period of acute experimental pancreatitis (AEP)--from 10 minutes to 2 hours--changes in acino-capillary complex consist in compensatory-adaptive reaction and are related to metabolic disorders. Abortive interstitial oedema disappears in 20-30-minutes, dilated lymphatic vessels being visible macroscopically. Further progress of oedema with consequent focal haemorrhagic pancreonecrosis is possible in case of insufficient lymphatic drainage.

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Of 632 thyroid fine-needle aspirations (FNA) performed by the authors throughout 1990-1992, 24 cases were cytologically diagnosed as neoplastic. Cases under study were papillary carcinomas in 5-16 year olds; 21 correctly diagnosed at FNA, two false negative and one suspected. Three-dimensional tissue fragments, follicular cells with dense cytoplasm, well defined cell margins, eccentric large clear nuclei, dusty chromatin were among the most consistent features observed.

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Thyroid cancers in children from the affected areas of Ukraine were investigated by means of light (33 cases) and electron (20 cases) microscopy. Statistical data from 25 regions of Ukraine have been analyzed concerning thyroid cancer in patients aged up to 18 years for the period 1981-1990. There is an increase in the number of thyroid cancers in the children of Ukraine from 0.

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The method for cultivation has been developed and morphofunctional characteristics of the newborn piglet thyrocytes studied in order to elucidate the possibility of using these cells for the compensation of the thyroid gland hypofunctioning. The results evidence viability of the cultivated thyrocytes and intactness of their thyroxine-secreting activity within 14 days. Addition of thyrotropin to the medium resulted in the accrement in the population of the active hormone-producing and follicle-producing cells, in reduction of the number of degenerating and pyknotic forms, in stimulation of thyroxine secretion, incorporation of 3H-leucin in thyrocyte protein, and in absorption and organification of 131I by these cells, this being the specific function of this gland, providing the adequate synthesis of thyroid hormones.

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Existing data on the peptide hormones in connection with the hypothalamus topography, close interrelationship in the vegetative brain centre of a number of specialized neuronal nuclei with unknown hormonal activity give an example of a highly developed system of the homeostatic function regulation. The author's concept of the neurosecretion mechanism is presented.

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Ultrastructural adenohypophysis-thyroid system investigation of Wistar male rats under conditions of chronic poisoning by Linuron herbicide and administration of thymohemin immunomodulator was performed. The release of thyrocyte fragments into the vascular lumen, electron-dense deposits in the area of vascular basal membrane, dilatation of endoplasmic reticulum cisternae as well as inhibition of Golgi complex in thyrocytes are observed in the thyroid exposed to Linuron; in the adenohypophysis under the same conditions swelling and splitting of microvessel basal membrane as well as the increase of biosynthetic and secretory thyrotrophic function can be seen. Thymohemin reduces the degree of degenerative processes in the thyroid gland.

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It was found that in isolated infundibular stenosis of the pulmonary artery a mass of muscle-fibrous tissue creates an obstacle to blood flow in the right ventricle. Morphogenetic regularities of compensatory and adaptive reactions in isolated infundibular stenosis are similar to those observed in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. It may be suggested that abnormalities in the structure of the hypertrophied myocardium in isolated stenosis of the right ventricle infundibulum is a result of a fundamental error in the cardiac morphogenesis and not a reflection of increase of the degree of cardiac hypertrophy.

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In the experiment, performed on dogs ultrastructure of the ischiatic nerve allograft, preserved in liquid nitrogen (-196 degrees) has been studied. In 7 days after the operation in the transplanted piece of the nerve trunk certain phenomena, similar to the Wallerian degeneration are noted, while viability of neurilemma cells is preserved. Processes of second degeneration are mainly completed by the end of the first month after the operation.

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A comprehensive histochemical, histoenzymatic, morphometric and ultrastructural evaluation of 27 autopsy and 22 biopsy specimens of the right ventricular endomyocardium, aimed at the study of dilatation cardiomyopathy, revealed alteration, compensatory and adaptation response in the cardiac muscle. The processes were recorded light-optically and ultrastructurally. Discussed are the mechanisms of the disease morphogenesis and ways of relevant therapeutic correction.

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Experiments on Wistar male rats have shown that in 2 weeks the administration of streptozotocin results in an increase in relative kidney mass by 23%, the development of submicroscopic rearrangements indicating the hypertrophy of the main glomerular components and the acceleration of ultrafiltration. In one month a sharp widening of the lumens of capillaries and intersubosseous spaces, inflammatory symptoms, and signs of primary urine congestion are noted in parallel with hypertrophic changes. The relative kidney mass increases by 73.

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An ultrastructural model of axoplasmatic current and transport is proposed based on the principle of countercurrent multiplier system of functioning. Dynamics of histophysiological processes connected with changes in the membrane permeability, transmembrane transport, metabolic pathways and removal of neurosecretion permits following this principle and substantiating morphological ideas of interaction of the neurosecretory system components in the capillary-macroglia-secreting neuron triad.

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