Abstract
From 1955 to 1967 studies were carried out on 407 children suffering from hemorrhagic vasculitis. For patients in the severe stage of hemorrhagic vasculitis it is characteristic that there are functional shifts in the central nervous system, which are manifested by a changed sensitivity of the skin to ultraviolet irradiation. The appearance of slowed, inert or paradoxal reactions indicates the predominance of processes in the brain that slow down and decrease the reactivity of the organism. In rheumatoid and abdominal-rheumatoid syndromes of the disease, disturbances in indices to skin light-sensitivity are the most manifest. During the recovery period, the indices of ultraviolet erythema, on approaching normal values, still remain low. This behavior requires extensive outpatient observation and treatment of sick children to avoid recidivism. 9 references. (SJR)
Citation Formats
Kharitonova, A V.
Ultraviolet erythema as an indicator of nonspecific reactivity during hemorrhagic vasculitis in children.
USSR: N. p.,
1973.
Web.
Kharitonova, A V.
Ultraviolet erythema as an indicator of nonspecific reactivity during hemorrhagic vasculitis in children.
USSR.
Kharitonova, A V.
1973.
"Ultraviolet erythema as an indicator of nonspecific reactivity during hemorrhagic vasculitis in children."
USSR.
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title = {Ultraviolet erythema as an indicator of nonspecific reactivity during hemorrhagic vasculitis in children}
author = {Kharitonova, A V}
abstractNote = {From 1955 to 1967 studies were carried out on 407 children suffering from hemorrhagic vasculitis. For patients in the severe stage of hemorrhagic vasculitis it is characteristic that there are functional shifts in the central nervous system, which are manifested by a changed sensitivity of the skin to ultraviolet irradiation. The appearance of slowed, inert or paradoxal reactions indicates the predominance of processes in the brain that slow down and decrease the reactivity of the organism. In rheumatoid and abdominal-rheumatoid syndromes of the disease, disturbances in indices to skin light-sensitivity are the most manifest. During the recovery period, the indices of ultraviolet erythema, on approaching normal values, still remain low. This behavior requires extensive outpatient observation and treatment of sick children to avoid recidivism. 9 references. (SJR)}
journal = []
volume = {38}
journal type = {AC}
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year = {1973}
month = {Jan}
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title = {Ultraviolet erythema as an indicator of nonspecific reactivity during hemorrhagic vasculitis in children}
author = {Kharitonova, A V}
abstractNote = {From 1955 to 1967 studies were carried out on 407 children suffering from hemorrhagic vasculitis. For patients in the severe stage of hemorrhagic vasculitis it is characteristic that there are functional shifts in the central nervous system, which are manifested by a changed sensitivity of the skin to ultraviolet irradiation. The appearance of slowed, inert or paradoxal reactions indicates the predominance of processes in the brain that slow down and decrease the reactivity of the organism. In rheumatoid and abdominal-rheumatoid syndromes of the disease, disturbances in indices to skin light-sensitivity are the most manifest. During the recovery period, the indices of ultraviolet erythema, on approaching normal values, still remain low. This behavior requires extensive outpatient observation and treatment of sick children to avoid recidivism. 9 references. (SJR)}
journal = []
volume = {38}
journal type = {AC}
place = {USSR}
year = {1973}
month = {Jan}
}