Aluminum coatings on the internal surface of the body of color TV tubes

1990 ◽  
Vol 25 (4) ◽  
pp. 432-435
Author(s):  
B. S. Malkiel' ◽  
A. R. Gachkevich ◽  
Yu. R. Sosnovyi ◽  
R. F. Terletskii ◽  
G. V. Pokhumurskaya
Author(s):  
M. P. Horvat ◽  
R. S. Dankovych

The aim of this work was to study the structure of lung and hepatopancreas of Roman snail (Helix of pomatia of L., 1758). The study found that the lung occupies the lower turn of shell and presented by a saccate cavity, in the wall of that there are a kidney and heart with a pericardium, and also a rectum and ureter pass. An external surface of lungs covered by a shell and covered by an epidermis. An internal surface is covered by a flat ciliated epithelium and forms numerous folds in which pulmonary vessels and lacunae are accommodated. The branches of pulmonary vein have a thick muscular wall, that consists of circular and longitudinal muscular layers. An internal surface of lungs covered by the layer of mucus. Inhalation and exhalation are carried out due to reduction and relaxation of muscles of dorsal wall of the body that is named a “diaphragm”. Gas exchange occurs through the hemolymphatic capillaries of the lung wall. Respiratory motions take place not rhythmically, but through the different intervals of time depending on a requirement in oxygen. The frequency of pneumostome closing and opening is typically one time in a minute. At subzero humidity of atmospheric air of pneumostome closed by a mantle, and also one (or a few) epiphragms. The hepatopancreas (“liver” or liver gland) is in the upper rotation of the sink and formed by two parts: right and left, from which two liver ducts enter into the stomach respectively. The liver gland consists of many acinuss, surrounded by connecting tissue, that contains small number of muscular fibres. Calcium cells have a pyramidal form and usually do not reach the lumen of the acinus. Cytoplasm of calcium cells contains inclusions: grains of phosphoricacid lime and drops of fat. The digestive cells of the hepatopencreas are more elongated, often clavicular. Сytoplasm of digestive cells is loose and vacuolated and contain inclusions of yellow-green color. Enzyme cells on histopreparations are difficult to distinguish from digestive ones. They contain transparent vacuoles with a large round inclusion of yellow-green color, which consists of a cluster of several grains of different sizes. Hepatopancreas performs the following functions: secretory (enzyme cells), absorption and intracellular digestion (digestive cells), preservation of nutrients and calcium (calcium cells), and also excretory function.


Development ◽  
1990 ◽  
Vol 110 (3) ◽  
pp. 653-659 ◽  
Author(s):  
T. Yamada

Some of the recent data on the induction of the neural system in amphibian embryos are reviewed, utilizing a model, according to which two basic events regulate in this system: (1) ectodermal dorsalization, which occurs all over the induced region of the ectoderm and is responsible for the neural and mesectodermal pathways and (2) caudalization, which occurs only on the posterior level of dorsalized ectoderm and is responsible for the posterior mode of induced differentiation, functioning as a gradient with the apex at the posterior end of the embryo. Dorsalization of ectoderm can be caused by treatment with Con A or TPA, both of which are potential mitogens. Not only after the treatment with TPA, but also during normal dorsalization, the activation of protein kinase C occurs in responding cells. The possibility is suggested that an early step of mitogenic transmembrane signal transduction induced by a growth factor regulates dorsalization in intact embryos. Ectodermal dorsalization is responsible for the appearance of neuronal and glial cell lineages, and independent of the ECM network formed on the internal surface of the responding ectoderm during gastrulation. In caudalization, a series of experiments suggests that the regulatory role is played by the transcript of the mesodermal posterior homeobox gene, Xhox 3. The expression of this gene in time and location closely coincides with the pattern of convergent extension, one type of morphogenetic movement, which is expressed in a posterior-anterior gradient. This directed cell motility is responsible for the formation of the body axis of vertebrates, and was shown to be involved in caudalization by earlier induction experiments in urodele embryos.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)


1960 ◽  
Vol 15 (1) ◽  
pp. 18-22 ◽  
Author(s):  
Barend Dreyer ◽  
Tetsuzo Akutsu ◽  
Willem J. Kolff

Membranes and abdominal aortic grafts made of Polyurethane VC and of polyurethane foam were inserted in 35 dogs. The reaction of the tissues to polyurethane was studied and the functioning of the aortic grafts with smooth internal surfaces (membrane form of polyurethane) was compared to that of those with spongy internal surfaces (foam form of polyurethane). Polyurethane VC membrane became encapsulated by an envelope of fibrous tissue and appeared to lose some strength inside the body, but fibrous tissue grew into polyurethane foam, strengthening it. The nine smooth grafts made of Polyurethane VC membrane all thrombosed, but 80% of the foam grafts remained open. This confirmed the observations of other workers that a smooth internal surface is undesirable in arterial transplants. The grafts of polyurethane foam functioned well as aortic replacements. They have many of the requirements of an ideal arterial transplant and are being studied further. Submitted on April 1, 1959


2021 ◽  
Vol 1 (4) ◽  
pp. 76-79
Author(s):  
Irwansyah Irwansyah

Burn injuries are defined as injuries caused by the application of heat, chemicals, electrical current or radiation to the external or internal surface of the body, which causes destruction of the tissue. Burns are acute, unpredictable and devastating forms of trauma which affect both the physical and psychological health of the victim. The patient who suffers from burn injuries can be subjected to various mental and psychological conditions that can adversely affect their health and wellbeing. Understanding the nature of their ailment and the impact it has on their health involves a detailed study of the nature of burn, socioeconomic factors, personal life, and reason for the injury. This literature review aims to describe depression related burn injury.


2016 ◽  
pp. 85-87
Author(s):  
Oleksii Shalniev ◽  
Volodymyr Shilan ◽  
Cyril Shilan

Aspect of poisoning after a black adder’s bite can be very various (from the absence of clinical picture of poisoning to the mortal case) and unforeseeable in its progress. Poison of black adder is more toxic in comparison with Orsini’s viper, the death after a black adder’s bite comes approximately in 1% cases. Unpredictability of consequences of such bite depends on such objective factors as: weight of the injured person’s body (the reaction is more severe for children); state of health (presence of co¬existing diseases); places of bite (the most dangerous bites are considered in head or neck and discovering of poison in cutaneous vein); size of snake (the larger snake has more poison); amount of the entered poison (a viper produces a poison gradually, and if a poison is used by it recently, a bite can be absolutely safe «dry bite». In the spring time the viper’s venom is more toxic than in the summer time. Composition of the viper’s venom contains the enzyme components, winch form a clinical aspect of poisoning substantially by these poisons, The proteases of vipers’ poison cause the local damage of tissues, zonal hemorrhoidal edema, myonecrosis, as well as have fibrogenic, fibrinolytic, coagulating and bradykinin liberatoral actions. The proteolytic enzymes of poisons can be divided into two groups: serine proteases and metalloproteases. Serine proteases are thermolabile endopeptidases, having a kind of action similar to thrombin enzymes of takininogenases. The second group of proteases of the snake venom contains thermolabile proteins, which hydrolyze protein substrates (casein, haemoglobin, insulin etc.). Activity of these metal!oproteases appears in the presence of bivalent metals. In this case a citizen A., born in 1938, asked for medical assistance to the district hospital on May 3, 2016 at 15.20 with complaints of pain in the left lower limb in the place of a bite, a pain at the back of a breastbone, general weakness, dizziness, nausea, common cold. She considers itself as diseased woman during about two hours, when she was bitten by the unknown animal (snake) during work on a vegetable garden. She felt a sharp pain in the left foot. She was examined by a doctor: on the dorsum of the left foot there is the «place of a bite» with a diameter of 0,2 cm. A foot was swollen, hyperaemic, and hot. The size of hypodermic haematoma is 7x5 cm. The patient has unstable hemodynamics, permanent nausea. Antitoxic therapy, antishock therapy, hormonal preparations, preparations against vomit were assigned for the patient. Biological death of the patient came at 4 hours. It is necessary to note, that in her lifetime the patient had an ischemic heart trouble, hypertensive illness. At carrying out of medical and legal expertise of dead body, at external investigation it was discovered: hypodermic hemorrhage of violet color, oval form, with the size of 17x11 cm on the dorsum of the left foot, on a background the edema of soft tissues, from fingers to the limit of bottom third of the left shin. On a background the above mentioned hypodermic hemorrhage in the projection of instep bone of the first finger of the left foot on a back-internal surface it is discovered a two wounds of the rounded form with even edges, having a diameter of 0,2 cm, spread to wound canals. A liquid flows from the clearance of wounds of dark-red blood . At dissection of soft tissues, muscles were saturated with a blood, divided into layers. It is discovered a liquid blood in layers. At internal research there were signs of rapid death coming (head cerebral and lungs edema, hyperemia of the inward parts of the body, dark-red blood in the cavities of heart and large vessels, hemorrhages of dark-red colour under the pleura of lungs and epicardium of heart). Results of histological research: imposition of blood on an epidermis, hemorrhagein all layers of derma and to the hypodermic-fatty cellulose in soft tissues in the area of a bite, consisting of partly laky red corpuscles. Leukostasis in vein, dissection and homogenization of vascular walls, edema and homogenization of tissue. In kidneys on a background of anaemia of cork substance it is discovered the centre of venous plethora of tissue, erythrocytic sludged blood in venules, albuminous degeneration of the twisted channels. It is discovered the irregular blood filling of tissues. Taking into account macro- and microscopic picture of changes in organs and tissues, circumstances of the case it may be concluded that the victim’s death occurred from the action of the snake’s venom.


2021 ◽  
Vol 1 (4) ◽  
pp. 76-79
Author(s):  
Irwansyah Irwansyah

Burn injuries are defined as injuries caused by the application of heat, chemicals, electrical current or radiation to the external or internal surface of the body, which causes destruction of the tissue. Burns are acute, unpredictable and devastating forms of trauma which affect both the physical and psychological health of the victim.The patient who suffers from burn injuries can be subjected to various mental and psychological conditions that can adversely affect their health and wellbeing. Understanding the nature of their ailment and the impact it has on their health involves a detailed study of the nature of burn, socioeconomic factors, personal life, and reason for the injury. This literature review aims to describe depression related burn injury.


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