Sokolovskaya I. The state of lipid exchange and hemostasis of trombolic link in patients with chronic non-specific inflammatory diseases of genitals.

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0408U000831

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  • 14.01.32 - Медична біохімія

07-02-2008

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Д 26.003.07

Essay

The dissertation is devoted to study the state of lipid exchange, hemostasis of trombolic link and non-specific reactivity in patients with chronic non-specific inflammatory diseases of genitals. It has been stated that indices changes of lipid exchange and increasing of lipid peroxidation are accompanied by the inflammatory process, which show the increase of proatherogenic blood characteristics.The increase of adhesive-aggregative thrombocytes properties,reducing of vessel component determination of Villebrant factor level. On the basis of coorelative analyses results one can conclude that the increase of atherogenic properties of blood plasma in patients took place in accordance with vascular endothelium damage.

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