title: [Ultrastructure of cells of the lateral field of the hypothalamus of the cat after exposure to electromagnetic radiation].
abstract: Under the effect of electromagnetic radiation not any specific changes are revealed in the neural system unequivocally characterizing disturbances in its structure as a result of an excess absorption of electromagnetic energy. The ultrastructural changes revealed in the lateral fields of the cat hypothalamus are suitable for a well known scheme demonstrating the course of the pathological process, where three phases are distinguished: reactive, destructive and restorative. The pathological process develops gradually. The reactive changes in neurons and synapses, observed immediately after withdrawal of the electromagnetic action. increase during the following three months and result in coarse destructive disorders and in death of some neurons and synapses. In 6 months certain signs of restoration of the structures are observed. Under the effect of electromagnetic radiation water redistribution between the structures takes place, the sympathetic terminals loosing their fluid. Thus, certain conditions are produced for sticking together the synaptic vesicles. Possibly that deficiency of Ca++ ions contributes to it.
mesh_terms: D000818:Animals; D002415:Cats; D007026:Hypothalamic Area, Lateral / Q000528:radiation effects* / Q000648:ultrastructure; D008854:Microscopy, Electron
vernacular_title: Ul'trastruktura kletok lateral'nogo polia gipotalamusa koshki posle deĭstviia élektromagnitnogo izlucheniia.