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The study was undertaken to define the role of L-forms of M. tuberculosis having different qualitative and ++quantitative characteristics in the development of recurrences of a tuberculosis process in subjects with residual tuberculous changes in the lungs. The microbiological and ++clinico-roentgenological+ examination included 2412 subjects who were in VIIA and VIIB Dispensary Groups.
View Article and Find Full Text PDF[The role of clinical x-ray studies in posttraumatic coagulated hemothorax].
Vestn Khir Im I I Grek
April 1991
An examination of 89 patients with posttraumatic coagulated hemothorax has shown that the definite roentgen picture corresponds to the characteristic clinical picture of the disease. These clinico-roentgenological signs of coagulated hemothorax are the determining factors in selection of the rational method of treatment. The data obtained show the necessity of early thoracotomy in cases of coagulated posttraumatic hemothorax.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAnalysis of cases of the active forms of tuberculosis in 87 children has established that the first to be affected are children from the unsuccessful families in whom BCG vaccination was either absent or was ineffective. Children from the unsuccessful families aged to 1 year get sick more often. The disease in them runs a more acute course and has manifested clinico-roentgenological symptoms.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFHisto- and ultrastructure of bone tissue in 28 persons (2 section observations and 26 cases of bone biopsy analysis) with congenital fragility of the bones and dysosteogenesis were studied. Age of the victims ranged from 6 months to 38 years (20 men and 8 women). Against the background of bone rarefaction and decrease in quality of basic bone substance the quantity of osteocytes for a unit of osseous beam area increases.
View Article and Find Full Text PDF[Vertebral syndrome in osteochondritis, spondylopathy, spondylo- arthritis, trauma and spinal tumors].
Zh Nevropatol Psikhiatr Im S S Korsakova
August 1991
Unified clinico-roentgenological approaches were used to study pain, fixation and morphological components and to follow the course of vertebral syndrome of various etiologies in 180 patients. The account of qualitative and quantitative aspects of the characteristic patterns and dissociations of the components under investigation ensured an earlier differential diagnosis of dystrophic, inflammatory, traumatic, oncogenic and viscerogenic pathology of vertebral column.
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