Radioisotope and biochemical methods for assessing renal and hepatic insufficiency

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Author:Кашкадаева Анна Владимировна
Cover:Hard
Category:Medical Books
ISBN:978-5-392-37876-0
Dimensions: 170x36x242cm
None of the standard biochemical methods can provide any special signs of nephrotoxic kidney damage or hepatodepressive functional changes in the liver. The diagnostic technology of the systemic examination of the nephrological state based on complex renoscyntigraphine (SANS-CR) or a program for assessing the functional state and reserves of the hepatobiliary system based on discrete hepatobiliscintography turned out to be more sensitive.
The main thing is an understanding of the radionuclide gesto function of the kidneys as a diagnostic imitation and visualization in the structures of the parenchyma and the outflow of the `` behavior "of water that removes soluble substances that are unnecessary, including diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals. The developed diagnostic expert systems allow us to quantify the relationship between the signs of a reduction in the renal reserve and the stable violations of the outflow in the system being studied: the closer the delays factors act, the higher the risk of organic failure of the organ.
Such a "hydrodynamic approach" (with specially designed quantitative criteria) makes it possible not only to identify the early signs of chronic disorders, but also to explore and predict the features of the response of the functional system in conditions of the subsequent real therapeutic effect of the operational, radial or drug with nephrotherapy Or hepatodepressive side effects.
Both methods have passed a multiple test in practice in cancer and therapeutic clinics. This publication presents a number of detailed clinical and technological observations of patients
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Author:Кашкадаева Анна Владимировна
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ISBN:978-5-392-37876-0

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