[Therapeutic action of stress caused by surgical intervention in viral hepatitis and other diseases]. / Lechebnoe deistvie stressa, vyzvannogo khirurgicheskim vmeshatel'stvom, pri virusnom gepatite i nekotorykh drugikh zabolevaniiakh.

The data on 27 cases of parenchymatous jaundice resulting from acute virus hepatitis (16) chronic hepatitis (6), primary biliary liver cirrhosis (5) are analyzed in this work. All the patients underwent diagnostic laparotomy. The authors have come to the conclusion that the stress induced by surgical interventions results, as a rule in a rapid favorable change in the clinical course of virus hepatitis. Surgical interventions are not likely to exert a therapeutic effect upon patients with chronic hepatitis and primary biliary liver cirrhosis.

T lymphocytes as an indicator in influenza vaccination, influenza and acute respiratory diseases.

Significant differences in T-lymphocyte counts in the peripheral blood of normal subject and volunteers vaccinated with live and inactivated influenza vaccines as well as patients with influenza and viral acute respiratory diseases (ARD) were demonstrated. A laboratory test using T lymphocytes was proposed for the evaluation of the safety of live influenza vaccine.