АКТОВЕГИН: БИОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ ПРЕПАРАТ С ПОЛУВЕКОВОЙ ИСТОРИЕЙ ** Опубликована в Wien Med Wochenschr (2011) 161(3-4): 80-88.


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Аннотация

Актовегин представляет собой биологический препарат: гемодиализат телячьей крови, который получают из природного источника. В основе его лечебного действия лежит ряд механизмов, приводящих к общему результату: усилению внутриклеточного метаболизма, связанного с инсулиноподобным действием инозитолфосфоолигосахаридов. Актовегин помогает при нарушениях кровообращения и трофики головного мозга, нарушениях периферического кровотока и связанных с этим заболеваниях, трансплантации кожи и лечении ран. В данной статье рассматриваются механизмы действия Актовегина и его активность в различных патологических ситуациях.

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Андрей Викторович Фонякин

РАМН

доктор медицинских наук, ведущий научный сотрудник Научного центра неврологии РАМН; РАМН

- Florian Buchmayer

- Johannes Pleiner

W Elmlinger Martin

- Gereon Lauer

- Gertfried Nell

H Sitte Harald

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