@misc{Gannushkina_I.V._Postresuscitation_1990,
 author={Gannushkina I.V. and Mossakowski, Mirosław Jan (1929 - 2001) i in.},
 volume={3},
 copyright={Creative Commons Attribution BY-SA 4.0 license},
 address={Moskva},
 journal={Patołogicheskaja Fizjologija i Eksperimentalnaja Terapija},
 howpublished={online},
 year={1990},
 publisher={Izd. Medicina},
 language={rus},
 abstract={Experiments were conducted on, rats, with temporary (10 min) clamoing of the thoracic vascular bundle and subsequent resuscitation to study the premeability of the blood-brain barrier (BBB) to plasma albumins and globulins and to blood plasma immunoglobulins in different stages of the postresuscitation period> Mild increase of BBB premeability was detected 3 minutes after the beginning of recirculation. Promeability increased markedly in 24 hours and continued growing by the 72nd hour. At s 1-3 hour interval in recirculation the BBB was closed. The obtained results discodse the mechanisms of the development of autoimmune cerebral disorders in on organism that experienced cardiac arrest and resuscitation.},
 title={Postresuscitation changes of blood-brain barrier permeability and their possible pathogenetic importance.},
 title={Postreanimacjonnye izmenenija pronicaemosti gematoencefalicheskogo bar'iera i ich vozmoźnoe patogeneticheskoe znachenie},
 type={Text},
 URL={http://rcin.org.pl/Content/69887/PDF/Fizjologia%20patologiczna%20i%20terapia%20eksperymentalna.pdf},
 keywords={Blood, proteins -- metabolism, Immunoglobulins-- metabolism, Brain diseases-- physiopathology, Blood-brain barrier -- physiology},
}