TREATMENT WITH APHERESIS

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ACUTE KIDNEY (RENAL) INSUFFICIENCY WITH ILLEGAL ABORTIONS

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SODIUM RETENTION IN EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED ACUTE, UNILATERAL PYELONEPHRITIS

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HYPERTROPHY OF THE AORTA IN EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED HYPERTENSION

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USE OF INTENSIVE METHODS FOR TREATMENT OF RENAL DISEASES

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FLOWCYTOMETRIC STUDIES OF CELL IMMUNITY IN PATIENTS WITH URAEMIA ON PERIODIC HAEMODIALYSIS AND AFTER RENAL TRANSPLANTATION

The course of a series of kidney diseases is characterized by impaired immunity additionally altered during haemodialysis and after renal transplantation. The study covered 50 patients divided into three groups: 16 patients with chronic renal failure (CRF), 23 ones on periodic haemodialysis (PHD), and 11 after renal transplantation. Flowcytometric immunophenotyping by means of FACS-analysis using monoclonal antibodies was carried out. The investigation aimed at revealing the changes in the cell immunity, activation of surface markers and adhesion molecules in these patients. Statistically significant changes in the expression of 1С AM-1 adhesion molecules were established as followed: CD54+/ CD4+ = 24,8 ± 11,6 (in CRF) against 14,9 ±8,1 (in PHD) atp < 0,05 and CD54+/CD8+ = 17 ± 6,9 (in CRF) against 10,3 ± 4,8 (in PHD) at p < 0,05. A conclusion was drawn that immune response damage in PHD patients resulted mainly from the lowered expression of the adhesion molecules of the ICAM-1 immunoglobulin gene superfamily

ECHOGRAPHIC VISUALIZATION OF THE PYELO-CALIX SYSTEM IN RENAL PATIENTS AFTER WATER LOADING

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SEQUENTIAL HAEMODIALYSIS AND ITS INDICATIONS

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PLASMA RENIN ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE BEFORE AND AFTER HEMODIALYSIS

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