35 results match your criteria: "Central Research Institute of Tuberculosis.[Affiliation]"

Data concerning chemotherapy of patients with multiresistant tuberculosis of the lungs by reserve antituberculous agents in combination with ofloxacin are presented. It was shown that the ofloxacin-including chemotherapy regimen applied to patients with multiresistant destructive tuberculosis of the lungs provided by the end of the 6-month treatment course elimination of multidrug resistant tubercle bacilli isolation at least in 80% of the patients and closure of the lung caverns after artificial pneumothorax and routine surgical interventions in more than half of the patients. For all this, side effects that could not be eliminated were stated merely in 8.

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The paper deals with the ultrasound study of the hemothoracic cavity in pulmonary tuberculosis patients undergone pulmonectomy. Ultrasound study provides objective data on the time course of processes occurring the hemothorax operated on and controls the development of fibrothorax, such as the formation of effusions, in all its details.

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The results of comprehensive X-ray findings in 300 patients with different clinical and X-ray forms of respiratory sarcoidosis who had been registered to be followed up at the Consulting Outpatient Department, Central Research Institute of Tuberculosis Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, were analyzed. The follow-up lasted 3 to 20 years. X-ray study heads the list of the most informative techniques for assessing the activity of sarcoidosis.

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[Antibodies to cytokeratin-8 in patients with different lung pathology].

Zh Mikrobiol Epidemiol Immunobiol

February 2003

Mechnikov Research Institute for Vaccines and Sera, Institute of Pediatrics of the Research Center for Children's Health, Central Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Moscow, Russia.

Antibodies to cytokeratin-8 were detected by enzyme immunoassay (EIA) in sera of 135 patients with cryptogenic fibrosing alveiolitis, different rheumatic diseases, sarcoidosis and exogenous allergic alveolitis, 109 patients with inflammatory lung diseases and 74 donors of the Moscow Blood Transfusion Station. The results revealed that The frequency of positive EIA reactions among the donors was 7%, while in the group of patients with rheumatic diseases--from 5.9% (scleroderma) to 42.

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The authors studied the pattern of X-ray changes detectable in the lungs of 41 patients with LCH. The results of classical X-ray study were supplemented by the data of computed tomography, ultrasonography, and 99mTc and 67Ga citrate radioisotopic studies. The diagnostic values of these techniques were compared.

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[Radiation diagnosis of interstitial lung diseases].

Vestn Rentgenol Radiol

August 2000

Medical Center of Russia's Bank, Central Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow.

The authors analyzed the results of complex radiation study of 1192 patients with various interstitial lung diseases (ILD). An algorithm of differential diagnosis of diffuse and disseminated lesions of the lung was derived by using the findings. The X-ray morphological principle underlies the algorithm.

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Rat lungs with hydrocortisone-induced pneumocystosis and a necropsy material from 5 patients with AIDS were studied light- and electron-microscopically. The identity of basic morphological features of lung pneumocystosis development in experiment and humans is demonstrated. Three main periods--latent, pronounced, terminal (pneumocystic pneumonia) are distinguished taking into account the relation of productive and vegetative forms of Pneumocystis carinii, state of the surfactants, type I alveolocytes and inflammation cells.

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Using mathematic modelling of the secretion function of type II alveolocytes of the right lung intercellular surfactant production in treated and not treated rabbits with multi cavernous tuberculosis of the lung was evaluated. Correlation between its disorders and frequency of development and dissemination of atelectatic changes in the organ was revealed. Surfactant-dependent character of alveoli atelectasis in animals receiving a combination of antituberculosis drugs (isoniazide plus rifampycin plus etambutol), a direct effect of these drugs on membranes of the granular endoplasmic reticulum, formation of secretion granules was demonstrated.

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