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The first case of Cesarean section in a pregnant woman during extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) in Russia

A. Skopets, A.S. Zharov, V. Porhanov
Medicine
Annals of Critical Care
2019

This is the first case in Russia of successful use of ECMO and emergency cesarean section (CS) during ECMO in a pregnant woman with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) due to complications of influenza A(H1N1).

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Gas-Distribution Stations and Means of Their Automation

S. Maslennikov, S. Potapov
Mathematics
1 March 2004

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[Indices of sympathetic neurocyte transcription and the survival indices of fractionally and partially chemically sympathectomized rats against a background of atsefen use].

S. Potapov, A. V. Grigor’eva, V. N. Iarygin
Biology, Medicine
Biulleten' eksperimental'noi biologii i meditsiny
1988

Geroprotector atsefen were found to inhibit some ageing processes in sympathetic nerve cells, their maximum life span increasing simultaneously.

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OPTICS OF PLATELETS

Irina Kolesnikova, S. Potapov, P. Tarasov, K. Semyanov, V. Maltsev
Materials Science
2007

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[Experience in using industrial and economic potentials of enterprise in the development of public health].

R. N. Kudriavtsev, S. Potapov
Medicine
Sovetskoe zdravookhranenie
1990

The article provides some results of the realization of the programme of development during 1980-1989 at a large medical institution--a medical unit of V. A. Degtyarev plant, where loss of working time due to diseases dropped almost by 1/3 and business relations established between the medical unit and industrial enterprises would permit to gradually shift to a self-supported and cost-accountable activity.

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Sympathetic neurocyte transcription and survival parameters in fractionally and partially chemically desympathized acephen-treated rats

S. Potapov, A. V. Grigor’eva, V. Yarygin
Biology
Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine
1 February 1988

Research has recently been published which indicates that the psychoenergizer acephen* (centrophenoxine, Lucidryl) exerts its effect on the life span of mammals through nerve cells, delaying their age-induced changes, reducing the rate of lipofuscin accumulation, improving acetylcholine metabolism, and increasing mRNA synthesis.

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