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Состояние кальциево-фосфорно-магниевого обмена у профессиональных легочных больных

Состояние кальциево-фосфорно-магниевого обмена у профессиональных легочных больных

Abstract

The research goal is discovery of the role of some microelements (calcium, phosphorus and magnesium) in formation of cholelithiasis and urolithiasis in the case of patients having occupational pulmonary diseases. The control group was 50 young and 18 elderly patients having no pathology. It was established that in the course of age significant reduction of calcium level in blood occurs. The same level is observed in the case of patients having occupational pulmonary pathology. When accompanied by lithic disease the level of calcium increases reaching the level close to indices of persons belonging to young control group. More expressive increase of calcium is observed in the case of pulmonary patients having accompanying nephrolithiasis. No natural changes were observed in the level of blood magnesium and phosphorus.

Целью исследования явилось установление роли некоторых микроэлементов (кальция, фосфора и магния) в формировании желчнои мочекаменной болезни у профессиональных легочных больных. Контролем служили 50 молодых и 18 пожилых лиц без легочной патологии. Установлено, что с возрастом происходит достоверное снижение уровня кальция в крови. Этот же уровень наблюдается и у больных с профессиональной легочной патологией. При присоединении литической болезни уровень кальция повышается, приближаясь к показателям лиц молодой контрольной группы. Более выраженный подъем кальция отмечен у легочных больных с сопутствующим нефролитиазом. Для уровней магния и фосфора крови не отмечено каких-либо закономерных изменений.

Keywords

ПРОФЕССИОНАЛЬНЫЕ ЛЕГОЧНЫЕ ЗАБОЛЕВАНИЯ,OCCUPATIONAL PULMONARY DISEASES,ЛИТИАЗ,LITHIASIS,КАЛЬЦИЙ,CALCIUM,ФОСФОР,PHOSPHORUS,МАГНИЙ,MAGNESIUM

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