[Using cytoflavin for prophylaxis and treatment of cognitive amnestic disorders in patients with heavy toxicohypoxic damage of brain].

Results of the therapy of patients with toxicohypoxic encephalopathy diagnosis upon heavy poisoning by psychotropic substances are presented. It is established that administration of the antihypoxant cytoflavin provides for a substantial decrease in the extent of metabolic disorders related to the development of heavy hypoxia. The use of cytoflavin significantly decreases the degree of encephalopathy and favors faster and better recovery of the mnestic and other cognitive functions in patients upon heavy toxicohypoxic brain damage caused by acute poisoning.

[Changes in the lesser circulation as affected by armin].

Experiments on narcotized cats have shown that intravenous administration of armine in DL50 (0.2 mg/kg) decreases the pulmonary blood flow by 52%. The reduction of the pulmonary blood flow is accompanied by a drop of pressure in the femoral artery, development of bronchoconstriction, bradycardia and arterial hypoxemia.