Onishchenko N A, Bazieva F Kh, Orzhekhovskaia I G, Toshchakov V Iu, Polosina O V, Danilov M A, Suskova V S
Ter Arkh. 1995;67(2):6-9.
Hemoperfusion via donor hepatocytes and splenic fragments is an effective adjuvant method of treatment of hepatic insufficiency, especially in patients with autoimmune disease. Hemoperfusion effect occurs due to normalization of mesenchymoinflammatory and immunological indices as a result of positive action of hepatotropic and immunotropic factors of the spleen. The highest effectiveness of the above hemoperfusion is reached in its early use, that is before the disease becoming chronic.