[Ecological and genetic assessment of the consequences of radiation influence on contaminated areas].

The objects of study are the territory of the districts of the West Kazakhstan region of the Republic of Kazakhstan adjacent to the Kapustin Yar test site: Bokeyordinsky, Zhangalinsky, Zhanibeksky, Kaztalovsky, Akzhayiksky and Syrymsky. The purpose of the work is to conduct a radioecological survey of contaminated areas and to study the content of pollutants in environmental objects, biota (rodents, fish and biosubstrates of domestic animals) by physicochemical methods to assess the risk of the landfill's impact on biota and humans. This paper presents the results of expeditionary and laboratory research on the pollution of environmental objects in the areas adjacent to the landfill.

[Fundoscopic vessel examination in patients with severe maxillofacial phlegmons].

Using the fundoscopic vessels examination in patients with odontogenic phlegmon it was found out that in severe infectious disease of maxillofacial area the vascular figure is significantly changed. These changes confirm the growing brain swelling with intracranial hypertension as a result of heavy CNS intoxication.

[Peculiarities of endotracheal anesthesia in patients with severe odontogenic phlegmon].

The paper describes the preoperative care in 260 patients with severe phlegmons of maxillofacial area with participation of anesthesiologist and maxillofacial surgeon, allowing to lower considerably risk of anesthesia, intraoperative and early postoperative complications.

[The time periods for the formation of the permanent occlusion in children born and permanently living in a region close to a former nuclear test range].

The terms of eruption of permanent teeth were analyzed in 2000 subjects aged 3-19 years born and permanently living in a region adjacent to a former nuclear testing field in Kazakhstan. All groups of permanent teeth erupted sooner, and the rate of eruption was higher in girls than in boys. Except the 4th and 5th teeth, all groups of permanent teeth erupted sooner on the mandible than in the maxilla.