Nikolenko L P, Mitin K S
Biull Eksp Biol Med. 1986 Oct;102(10):493-5.
The study was performed on 20 guinea-pigs. The animals were injured by alternating current at 380 and 220 V. The developing destructive alterations were characterized by histological, histochemical and electron-microscopic techniques, and a complex of electric markers was established. A dependence of morphological changes on the voltage values was demonstrated. The complex of alterations found may be employed for the differentiation of electric markers from mechanical or thermal injuries.
该研究对20只豚鼠进行。动物受到380伏和220伏交流电的损伤。通过组织学、组织化学和电子显微镜技术对所发生的破坏性改变进行表征，并建立了一组电标记物。证实了形态学变化对电压值的依赖性。所发现的这组改变可用于区分电标记物与机械性或热性损伤。
