Publications by authors named "Tatarskiĭ A"

We compared survival of bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells after compressor, ultrasound, and mesh nebulization of the cell suspension over 10 min. Viability of stromal cells was best preserved after compressor nebulization (72%). Cell survival after ultrasonic nebulization was significantly lower (20%).

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Examination of respiratory system in subjects exposed to long-term inhalation of radioactive dust when engaged in repair works after the Chernobyl accident have revealed specific pathology of the respiratory organs caused by long-term persistence of radioactive dust in the lung tissue. A special regimen of combined treatment has been developed which included: bronchoalveolar lavage, antioxidants, broncholytics, mucolytics, extracorporeal procedures, physical rehabilitation. 1-year monitoring of subjects on this treatment versus untreated controls proved the above regimen beneficial as the patients exhibited less intensive clinical symptoms, less frequent exacerbations of infectious and inflammatory processes, higher quality of life.

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After examination of cardiorespiratory function in 10 males exposed to Chernobyl accident unfavorable factors at the age of 31-45 years suffering from chronic obstructive bronchitis (7 cases) and mixed bronchial asthma (3 cases) it was established that the patients had ventilation disorders of mixed genesis (moderate obstructive and respiratory affections), frequently occurring decreased specific diffusion (DLCO/Va) in normal total diffusion capacity of the lungs, inefficient gas exchange, midly declined left ventricular pump capacity and contractility. In the above patients a relationship was found between parameters of central hemodynamics assessed at echo-CG and severity of ventilation impairment and respiratory insufficiency.

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The authors performed this investigation to ascertain the role of radioactive dust inhalation in the onset of respiratory diseases and determination of clinicomorphological features of such pathology. The authors have found that work in conditions of massive dust exposure, stay in the dust zone for a month and longer in 1986-1987 were the decisive risk factors of respiratory impairment. The examination covered 28 patients who had acute symptoms of inhalation damage to respiratory system when performing their job in the contaminated zone.

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Morphological characteristics of platelets were assessed electron microscopically in 15 patients with atopic and aspirin bronchial asthma (BA) before and after thrombocytapheresis (TA). All the patients had a definite shift of platelet subpopulations to greater percentage of spherical forms as well as defects in cell ultrastructure. This makes evident platelet activation in patients with BA aggravation.

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16 patients with bronchial asthma received pulse methylprednisolone and underwent plasmapheresis versus 6 controls on pulse-therapy alone. In the study group the response was universal, remission lasted 6-8 months. Clinical stabilization in the controls was much shorter.

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A long-term follow-up (within 18 months) has been conducted of bronchial asthma (BA) patients (a total of 29 cases with atopic, aspirin and mixed BA forms) subjected to thrombocytapheresis. The examination performed in 1-2 month intervals included a berotec test, assessment of platelet aggregation, platelet intracellular calcium metabolism, external respiration function (ERF). The treatment resulted in remission of 4-18 month duration.

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It was shown that platelets of asthmatic patients notwithstanding the disease form are more sensitive to the stimulating action of platelet-activating factor (PAF) in aggregation response and intracellular Ca2+ influx induction than platelets of healthy donors. Intracellular Ca2+ influx was measured using the fluorescent probe Fura-2. Platelet apheresis was applied attempting to normalize the "hyperactivated" state of asthmatic patients' platelets.

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A total of 25 patients suffering from infective allergic bronchial asthma underwent extracorporeal connection of the donor's spleen (ECCDS). Before ECCDS was made the health status was unstable in all the patients, with asphyxia attacks occurring fairly often, namely up to 12 times a day. Nine patients received the maintenance therapy with steroid hormones.

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The functional characteristics of platelets were estimated in patients with different asthma forms (atopic, aspirin-sensitive and mixed ones). It was shown that platelets of asthmatics with the atopic and aspirin-sensitive disease forms are more sensitive to the stimulating action of platelet activating factor (PAF) in aggregation response and intracellular Ca2+ influx induction than platelets of patients suffering mostly from the recurrent bronchopulmonary infections with atopic component (so-called "mixed" asthma) and more activated than platelets of healthy donors. Intracellular Ca2+ influx was measured using the fluorescent probe Fura-2 in platelet suspension.

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The effect of selective beta 1-adrenoblocker metoprolol, used alone or in combination with selective beta 2-adrenostimulant terbutaline, on hemodynamic and gas exchange parameters was examined in 30 patients with acute myocardial infarction (MI) and attendant chronic pulmonary obstructive diseases (CPOD). Severe gas exchange and intracardiac hemodynamic disorders, conducive to right-ventricular decompensation, were demonstrated in this category of patients. Selective beta 1-adrenoblockers can be used as part of combined treatment for MI under the monitoring of external respiration parameters in patients with mild bronchial obstruction and moderate hypoxemia, whereas in MI patients with severe respiratory insufficiency and gas exchange disorders, the treatment with beta 1-adrenoblockers can aggravate those.

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