Immune and biochemical mechanisms of adaptation of a female organism to a surgical stress

In: Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases · 1998 · vol. 47(1) , pp. 54–57 · doi:10.17816/jowd87136 · W3215702382
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Abstract

Immune and biochemical mechanisms of adaptation at the gynecology patients with was not aggravated (sanogenetic) current postoperative period (n=334) and at the sick women with postoperation inflammatory complications were detected (n=133). For the sick women with was not aggravated current postoperative period are characteristic temporary stressory T- and B-immunosupression, fast activation proteins of an acute phase of an inflammation, that reduces to active sanation of a zone of surgical interference. The complicated current of postoperation period is characterised long T- and B- immunosupression, rise of a level of molecules of an average mass and maloun dialdehides, slow activation proteins of an acute phase of an inflammation, that reduces to slow sanation of a zone of surgical interference and is one of internal conditions for implementation inflammatory of complications.

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