No.11 November 2017

EMR: influences and effects on the cardiovascular system performance

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• Dear reader!

  Our journal is 5 years old! Let’s make the first summary of our history! It took us a relatively short time to get recognition by the world scientific community: we present in CARDIO­METRY hot topics only. Most papers herein are devoted to a new science: cardiometry. Contemporary history does not offer any precedent for a situation when a new science based on laws, axioms and logical analysis, imported from natural sciences, is established. But the mission of our journal is beyond the scope of simple popularization of fresh concepts or innovations: feedback to the scientific community is of great importance to us, since the developers of cardiometry have not been able to predict responding to their revolutionary ideas. And now, five years later, we come to a better understanding what has been generally accepted by scientists and researchers.

• Original research

  Mechanisms of electromagnetic influences and effects on membrane systems in neurons and cardiomyocytes

  Valery I. Orlov  Mikhail Y. Rudenko  Alla I. Shikhlyarova  Alexander A. Sukhov  Evgeniya Y. Kirichenko  Svetlana Y. Filippova  Vladimir A. Zernov  Dmitry F. Makedonsky  Konstantine K. Mamberger  Sergey M. Rudenko

  The aim of our studies was to discover responses of the membrane systems in neurons and cardiomyocytes as well as mechanisms of influences and effects produced by the broadband-spectrum stochastic electromagnetic radiation (BBSS EMR) on them according to data on membrane potential (MP) levels and action potential (AP) parameters obtained by us.

   Electromagnetic radiation  Cardiomyocytes  Neuron  Action potential  Membrane potential  Ion channels  Endogenous pacemaker activity

• Original research

  The state of anti-oxidation system in rats under chemically induced cancerogenesis and influence by complexly modulated ultra-low frequency magnetic field (ULF MF)

  Oleg I. Kit  Alla I. Shikhlyarova  Elena M. Frantsiyants  Natalia D. Cheryarina  Lyudmila D. Tkalya

  At present, control of properties of biological membranes as targets of magnetic field applications within a living cell is the subject of considerable discussion in the scientific community. Experimental studies carried out by us demonstrate that ULF MF has an access to the most important mechanisms of tumor growth. The most likely mechanism among them is that responsible for the processes of free-radicals oxidation.

   Chemically induced cancerogenesis  ULF MF  Antioxidation sys­tem in blood

• Original research

  The pattern of the immune processes during activation therapy with the use of microwave electromagnetic radiation

  Galina V. Zhukova   Alla I. Shikhlyarova  Tatiana A. Barteneva  Marina I. Bragina  Tatiana N. Gudtskova  Vladimir M. Petrosyan  Elena A. Shirnina  Elena Yu. Zlatnik  Elena P. Korobeinikova

  The mechanisms of anti-tumor action of low intensity factors of activation therapy remain little investigated. The aim of the present paper is to study the changes in the immune system organs, the state of blood leukocytes and tumor area under effective activation therapy in tumor-bearing animals using EMR microwave range. The research is relevant due to the immune processes influence on cardiovascular system performance.

   Activation therapy  Microwave range electromagnetic radiation  Inoculated tumor  Antitumor effect  Immune processes  Thymus  Leukocytes

• Original research

  Morphologic correlates of the multimodal electromagnetic exposures efficiency (as exemplified by the experiment tumor growth)

  Tatiana A. Barteneva^1*   Alla I. Shikhlyarova¹  Galina V. Zhukova¹   Tatiana P. Protasova¹  Marina I. Bragina¹  Elena A. Shirnina

  The aim of the present paper is to study the morphofunctional changes in the tumor tissue and peripheral zone in experimental animals under the influence of extremely high-frequency electromagnetic radiation (EHF EMR). Combined effect of EHF EMR and ultra-low-frequency magnetic field (ULF MF) without the use of special anti-tumor agents is to be studied as well.

   Electromagnetic exposure  Antitumor effect  Tumor infiltration  Antistressor adaptation reaction

• Original research

  Pathogenetic substantiation for anti-tumor effectiveness of experimental electromagnetic therapy

  Oleg I. Kit  Ekaterina F. Komarova  Alla I. Shikhlyarova  Elena P. Korobeinikova  Ludmila V. Vanzha  Viktoria V. Pozdnyakova  Andrey V. Dashkov  Elena M. Frantsiyants

  The objectives to be pursued by our studies are to assess some effects made by experimental actions of ultra-low frequencies electromagnetic field (ULF EMF) in combination with the SCENAR therapy on morphological changes in lung tissues and the regulation structures considering tumor growth dynamics.

   ULF EMF  SCENAR  Experimental tumor in lungs  Antitumor effect  Morphology  Sex hormones  Prolactin  Hypophysis

• Report

  Use of physical factors of electromagnetic nature for decreasing complications in respiratory and cardiovascular systems in patients after surgical treatment of lung cancer

  Oleg I. Kit  Alla I. Shikhlyarova  Igor N. Turkin  Tamara G. Airapetova  Sergey P. Pyltsin  Yury N. Lazutin  Anna V. Chubaryan  Igor A. Leiman

  Surgical treatment of lung cancer is associated with a high risk of postoperative complications in cardiovascular and respiratory systems. Studied is the ability to prevent the postoperative complications in respiratory and cardiovascular system when exposed to ultra low frequency magnetic field in the given category of patients.

   Lung cancer  Magnetotherapy  Postoperative complications

• Report

  Influence of postoperative magnetotherapy on homeostasis central regulation efficiency

  Tatiana P. Protasova  Alla I. Shikhlyarova  Elena P. Korobeinikova  Lyudmila P. Barsukova  Tatiana G. Airapetova  Yulia Yu. Arapova  Eduard E. Rostorguev

  The world scientific literature is rich in sources considering pathological changes in the central nervous system (CNS) in case of tumor growth. The topical issue is the study of mechanisms providing a stable performance of the brain as the highest section of nervous system which largely predetermine the oncology patients life quality.

   Magnetotherapy  Ultra low frequency magnetic field  Brain bioelectric activity  Cortical biopotential spatial synchronization  Electro acupuncture  Hypothalamus  Homeostasis  Adaptation  Lung cancer

• Original research

  Neurophysiological status and adaptation responses upon application of electromagnetic fields in complex treatment of patients with malignant gliomas of the brain

  Oleg I. Kit  Dmitry P. Atmachidi  Alla I. Shikhlyarova  Eduard E. Rostorguev  Marina A. Engibaryan  Yulia V. Ulyanova  Tatiana P. Protasova  Yulia Yu. Arapova  Elena P. Korobeinikova

  The aim of our studies was to discover responses of the membrane systems in neurons and cardiomyocytes as well as mechanisms of influences and effects produced by the broadband-spectrum stochastic electromagnetic radiation (BBSS EMR) on them according to data on membrane potential (MP) levels and action potential (AP) parameters obtained by us.

   Neurooncology  Malignant gliomas of the brain  ULF MF  ECOG/WHO performance status  The Karnofsky index  Neurophysiological status  Adaptational reaction

• Original research

  Xenon effect on electro­physiological markers in oncology patients with postcastration ­syndrome during early post­operative period: pilot studies

  Oleg I. Kit  Mikhail Y. Rudenko  Yulia Yu. Arapova  Tatiana P. Protasova  Alla I. Shikhlyarova  Eduard E. Rostorguev  Natalia N. Popova  Natalia S. Kuznetsova  Viktoria V. Pozdnyakova

  Breast cancer (BC) takes a leading position among all malignant neoplasms in women. One of the critical aspects of the radical treatment of BC is the development of post-castration syndrome (PCS) in patients of reproductive age, who as a rule reach physiological, social and professional maturity, competence and status in the period up to 45 years of age.

   Postcastration syndrome  Xenon  EEG  ECG  Psychoemotional state

• Original research

  Pathogenetic peculiarities of sclerosing of blood vessels in hemangioma in minor aged children upon exposure by electromagnetic optical spectrum radiation

  Elena A. Sheiko  Sergey A. Kuznetsov  Larisa Yu. Shashkina  Elena I. Triandafilidi

  Our aim was to study pathogenetically significant markers of sclerosing of hemangiomas in infants upon their exposure to optical radiation in the infrared region of the spectrum by analyzing thermog-raphy and morphology examination results.

   Electromagnetic radiation of optical spectrum  Remote infrared thermography  Morphology of blood serum  Hemangioma

• Original research

  Socio-cultural factors of human surviving under the conditions of the Leningrad blockade

  Vitaly S. Polikarpov  Elena V. Polikarpova  Valentina A. Polikarpova

  The aim of the article is to show the significance of the axiological approach in explaining the place of socio-cultural factors, such as social status, ethical values and art, in survival of human population under the conditions of the Leningrad blockade, which reveal in a new methodological viewpoint the significance of the fundamental discoveries, made by Soviet scientists, still underestimated, in biology and medicine.

   Methodology  Logics  Extreme situation  Social status  Ethical values  Aesthetic values  Multiverse  Medicine  Biology  Discovery  Alimentary dystrophy  Pathology  Blockade

• Short report

  To better highlight some topical aspects of the issue we republish the following article: S.N. Shatokhina, V.N. Shabalin, M.E. Buzoverya, and V.T. Punin, “Bio-Liquid Morphological Analysis,” TheScientificWorldJOURNAL, vol. 4, pp. 657–661, 2004. DOI:10.1100/tsw.2004.118 https://www.hindawi.com/journals/tswj/2004/846959/cta/ All necessary written permissions from the authors (Copyright © 2004 S.N. Shatokhina et al.) and the publisher (Hindawi Limited) are obtained according to the recommendations of the IMCJE on acceptable secondary publication at http://www.icmje.org/recommendations/browse/publishing-and-editorial-issues/overlapping-publications.html#three

  Bio-liquid morphological analysis

  S.N. Shatokhina  V.N. Shabalin  M.E. Buzoverya  V.T. Punin

  Information is presented on the new scientific line in medicine and biology: bio-liquid morphology. The interdisciplinary character of the given research area is emphasized. The problems and prospects of bio-liquid morphological analysis development both in applied and fundamental aspects are discussed.

   Optical microscopy  Bioliquid morphological analysis  New diagnostic technologies  Structure quantitative processing  Protein selforganization