[Laboratory studies at an occupational disease clinic].

The authors provide results of hematologic, cytochemical, cytogenetical, microbiologic, cytologic and immunologic studies and describe their role in studying pathogenesis for main occupational diseases of internal organs, nervous system, skin, ENT and other systems. Prospects of clinical laboratory examinations development are using new cellular technologies and novel methods evaluating influence of chemical and physical factors on vital cytoplasmic, nuclear and membrane structures.

[Morphine does not prevent the development of a pain syndrome in rats induced by transection of the sciatic nerve].

The effects of morphine on the development of the neurogenic pain syndrome were studied in rats after sciatic nerve dissection. Morphine was injected subcutaneously in doses of 0.1, 1.