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[Experience in using extracorporeal detoxication in the intensive therapy of autoimmune pathology]
Likars'Ka Sprava
|September 1, 1995
Abstract:
The author submits results of treatment of patients with various autoimmune pathologies. Intensive care therapy of the above patients involving sorption detoxication and separation plasmapheresis were shown to allow definite reduction in blood concentrations of different type metabolites, which fact permits enhancing efficiency of treatment of patients presenting with scalded skin syndrome, Raynaud's disease, myasthenia and chronic pyelonephritis.
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