[Local low pressure in rehabilitation of patients with meningitis].

We studied the validity and effectiveness of interrupted local negative pressure (ILNP) in rehabilitation of patients who had had acute meningitis. ILNP on the lower part of the body was applied in 28 meningitis convalescents having residual manifestations detected at tetrapolar rheography and psychovegetative testing. As the result of the treatment the patients felt better, their psychovegetative status improved, pulse blood filling of cerebral vessels increased while tonicity of microcirculation vessels diminished.

[The clinical picture of generalized forms of salmonellosis].

Clinical presentation of generalized salmonellosis is reviewed. Typhus-like form occurred in 28, septic form in 15 cases (0.5 and 0.

[The hemodynamic disorders in erysipelas of the lower extremities].

Hemodynamic studies in 226 patients with erysipelas of the lower limbs with employment of tetrapolar rheography revealed a marked reduction in the intensity of regional blood flow correlated with the disease severity. Circulation recovery in the affected limb takes place as late as 3 months after the discharge from hospital in primary and secondary erysipelas, but deficient circulation persisted in recurrent disease. This grounds prognostic significance of the rheography.