[Portal hemodynamics and morphological changes in patients, suffering cirrhosis].

Morphometric, rheographic and ultrasonographic hemodynamical investigations were conducted in 137 patients, suffering hepatic cirrhosis. Three types of morphological signs of hepatic cirrhosis were delineated. Rheohepathographic and ultrasonographic characteristics of common hepatic blood flow, vessels and hemodynamics in a portal vein system for every type were established.

[Morphological criterions of the hepatic functional reserve assessment in cirrhosis of the liver].

The results of histological and morphometric investigations of intraoperative hepatic biopsy material in 124 patients with cirrhosis were presented. It was established that the character and degree of severity of hepatic morphological changes constitute the principal factors influencing immediate and remote results of surgical treatment in patients with cirrhosis. There were delineated three types of morphological changes in hepatic cirrhosis, permitting to rationalize the tactic of treatment, to improve the results of the patients surgical treatment.

[Clinical course and outcome of pregnancy in hyperprolactinemia].

Specific features in the course of pregnancy and labor were studied in 24 hyperprolactinemic women after parlodel stimulation. A high incidence of threatened abortions (7 cases), late gestosis (7 cases), fetal hypoxia (5 cases), early rupture of amniotic fluid sac (4 cases), surgical delivery (3 cases) was noted. Regular clinical and biochemical check-ups are necessary during pregnancy and postpartum.

[Perinatal pathology and risk groups in postnatal ontogeny].

Perinatal pathology may become the cause of diseases in children and adults. Cardiovascular system of the foetus and placental vessels are examined in the toxicosis of the pregnancy, hypertension of pregnant mothers, immunological system and sex glands in large foetus, thyroid and sex glands of newborns. It is suggested that early atherosclerosis, myocardiopathy, sexual disturbances, endocrinopathy, immunodeficient states are consequences of pathological or "prepathological" development of certain organs and systems of the foetus.