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[Use of the lysosomal-cation test in evaluation of the severity of illness in patients with ischemic heart disease].

Cytochemical measurements of blood neutrophil lysosomal cationic proteins were carried out in 23 coronary patients (angina pectoris, functional class II-III) and in 20 normal subjects at rest and after graded exercise (bicycle ergometry). The authors come to a conclusion that such measurements may be helpful in assessment of adaptive potential of the body in coronary patients.