[Metabolic and organ protective properties of various infusion solutions and the choice of starting therapy in the pre-admission stage of acetic acid poisoning].

MATERIALS AND METHODS: We conducted an open prospective study in 60 patients (30 men and 30 women) with acetic acid poisoning. A randomization was performed on the groups, taking into account the tactics of infusion therapy: group I--15 patients who did not receive an infusion therapy at a pre-admission stage; group II--15 patients who received the infiusion therapy with solution of sodium chloride 0.9%; group III--15 patients who received the infusion therapy with modified gelatin (Gelofusinwn), group IV-15 patients who received the infusion therapy with reamberinum. RESULTS: We found that the most favorable results were noted in patients of group IV in the early posttraumatic period.

[A case of beneficial outcome of acute poisoning with potentially lethal doses of paracetamol].

A case of severe paracetamol poisoning is described. The beneficial outcome of potentially fatal poisoning (a single intake of 20 g paracetamol) is believed to depend on intensive therapy with remaxol to maintain reparative processes in hepatocytes.

[The effect of polarized light on fibrinolysis]. / Vplyv poliaryzovanoho svitla na fibrynoliz.

In experiments in vitro on a man, cat and rat thrombocyte-free plasma it was determined that the polarized light over 5 cm distance from the object (6 min exposure) causes the inhibition of fibrinolytic activity of euglobulin fraction. It was shown that the fibrinolytic inhibition under the influence of the polarized light is connected with its antiplasmin effect. The importance of the fibrinolytic reaction for the course of inflammation process and tissue regeneration after injury and the role of therapy with polarized light in these reactions is discussed.