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The article reflects the position held by the Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences regarding the problems and prospects of the socio-economic, scientific, and technological development of Siberia and the directions of strengthening its positions in the world and Russian space. The main development problems of Siberia and the Siberian Federal District are identified, taking into account modern challenges and threats. It is shown that the recovery of the Siberian economy as a whole and the regions of the Siberian Federal District, in particular, should be based on a significant increase in investment activity at all levels: macroregional, regional, and municipal. Proposals are made on a package of new Siberian investment projects with a focus on "embedding" Siberia in high-tech niches of the Russian and world economies, as well as on a system of priority measures that should be taken at the national, interregional, and regional levels.
ABSTRACT
The study was undertaken to examine the effect of plasma flow on the urinary bladder of 15 mongrel dogs in acute and chronic experiments. The acute experiment defined the power of plasma flow in operations on the bladder. Morphological studies comparatively assessed the bladder wall damaged with a CO2 laser. The chronic experiment examined morphological changes in a bladder wound 1-30 days following exposure to plasma flow. The processes of healing of the urinary bladder wound were found to end in formation of a thin connective tissue scar on day 20, as with laser radiation, and be followed by a far less inflammatory reaction within the first 7 days. The application of a Fakel-7 plasma surgical complex as a destructor was admitted to be promising in operatively removing the abnormally changed tissues of the bladder wall in the clinical setting.
