During 50 days a group of 23 volunteers received lunches prepared on the basis of textured proteins of soy beans. Each lunch included 50 g of proteins. Laboratory investigation was carried on dynamic values of lipid metabolism, cell-mediated, humoral and local immunity.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFUnlike hemocarboperfusion (HCP), plasmapheresis (PA) produces a long-term effect in the treatment of serious cases of rheumatoid arthritis. This explains why the rebound syndrome occurs in PA two times less frequently. The analysis of the immunomodifying action of both the treatments and comparison of their efficacy suggest the conclusion that long-term and complete remissions are associated with the immunosuppressive effects, while the development of exacerbations accompanies the immunomodifying effect.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFHemocarboperfusion is effectively used for the treatment of serious cases of rheumatoid arthritis (RA). The effectiveness of the treatment may be decreased by possible development of the rebound syndrome (RS) after the treatment. The useful retrospective frequency analysis does not often allow predicting the development of RS.
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