Ross Fiziol Zh Im I M Sechenova
May 2014
In normal rats and of those with parathyroprivous (hypocalcemic) tetany the comparative analysis of background activity (BA), tetanic and posttetanic increase and decrease of frequency of spinal cord (SC) motoneurons (MNs) responses under high-frequency (50, 100Hz) stimulation (HFS) of flexor (G) and extensor (P) hind-limb nerves have been conducted. The on-line selection and program analysis of the spikes was produced. On the 3-7 and 21-22 days of development of acute and chronic tetany, respectively, the significant tetanic and posttetanic changes of MNs activity without meaningful changes in BA was registered.
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February 2009
Electrophoresis using a 5% aqueous extract of mulberry leaves and a 5% aqueous extract of Tavish peat at the right hypochondrium of patients included in the study had beneficial effect on the clinical picture of chronic non-calculous cholecystitis. Specifically, the state of the hepatobiliary system improved judging by the results of staged chromatic duodenal probing, ultrasonographic examination of biliary ducts, and bioresonance diagnostics. Also, positive changes were recorded in energy metabolism.
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