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Sets of conventional macroscopic and up-to-date histochemical techniques were employed to study hearts from 267 patients who had died of essential hypertension, atherosclerosis or secondary renal hypertension. Excessive cardiac mass was found disease-specific and related to the time since hypertension onset. Cardiac hypertrophy was augmenting with growing deficiency of coronary blood supply and showed specific correlation between cardiomyocyte nucleus and cytoplasm within each nosological unit mentioned. This may serve evidence for the absence of a common morphofunctional underground for this process. Essential hypertension is characterized by stepwise nuclear changes in cardiomyocytes relevant to advancing hypertrophy.
Kh K Amineva, and
L B Slepokurova, and
K V Fedosenko
October 1995,
Giornale italiano di cardiologia,
Kh K Amineva, and
L B Slepokurova, and
K V Fedosenko
May 1997,
The Canadian journal of cardiology,
Kh K Amineva, and
L B Slepokurova, and
K V Fedosenko
June 1994,
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Kh K Amineva, and
L B Slepokurova, and
K V Fedosenko
January 1988,
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Kh K Amineva, and
L B Slepokurova, and
K V Fedosenko
January 1993,
Kardiologiia,
Kh K Amineva, and
L B Slepokurova, and
K V Fedosenko
January 2008,
Terapevticheskii arkhiv,
Kh K Amineva, and
L B Slepokurova, and
K V Fedosenko
May 1999,
Doklady Akademii nauk,
Kh K Amineva, and
L B Slepokurova, and
K V Fedosenko
December 2005,
Bulletin of experimental biology and medicine,
Kh K Amineva, and
L B Slepokurova, and
K V Fedosenko
January 1985,
Urologiia i nefrologiia,
Kh K Amineva, and
L B Slepokurova, and
K V Fedosenko
January 1951,
Arkhiv patologii,
