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Review Postoperative Complications of Radical Cystectomy with Ortho- and Heterotopic Intestinal Plasticity (Review)
Darenkov SP, Krivoborodov GG, Kotov SV, Dzitiev VK, Proskokov AA, Pinchuk IS
Radical cystectomy still remains an operative treatment with a significant number of early postoperative complications. This literature review covers the most common postoperative complications of radical cystectomy with intestinal plasticity, such as impaired microcirculation, intestinal paresis, metabolic changes. It is shown the need for further study of the etiology, pathogenesis and the course of postoperative complications. This will develop the optimal strategy for the management of patients after radical cystectomy.
Received: 2013-09-03
Published online: 2017-01-05
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Review The Role of X-Ray and Endoscopic Surgery in the Treatment of Patients with Staghorn Nephrolithiasis in Single or Sole-Functioning Kidney (Review)
Zenkov SS, Nemenova AA, Berestennikov KA, Prityko AA
This article concerns matters of epidemiology, diagnostics and treatment of coral nephrolithiasis. It also touches upon modern classification and the problems of the course of the disease in patients with a single or the only one functioning kidney. The article depicts detailed description of the basic methods of operational treatment as well as the place of percutaneous X-ray and endoscopic surgeries in the treatment of patients with coral nephrolithiasis with a single kidney. Additionally there are reflected complications arising when performing these operations.
Received: 2013-08-28
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Original research Efficiency of Application of Ozone Therapy in Complex Treatment of Iatrogenic Pulpitises
Nikolskaya IA, Kopetskiy IS, Volkov AG, Dikopova NJ, Nosov VV
Currently actively conducted research on the application of various biomaterials and the development of special methods of influence on the tissues allow in complex in the treatment process to influence on the metabolic and regenerative processes in the pulp tissues. Improving the quality of the treatment of reversible pulpitis by application of ozone therapy in combination with the method of direct pulp capping with materials based on calcium hydroxide is aimed at preserving the viability and stimulation of the regenerative function of tooth pulp.
Received: 2013-09-18
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Original research Cytologic Criteria of Hypoxia Influence in Local Inflammatory Processes in the Lung
Kruglikov GG, Suslov VB, Likhacheva LM, Stranzha NB, Oettinger AP
In the conditions of inflammation and hypoxia the destructive processes are noted in all cells of the air-blood barrier, basement membranes and in the interstitium. The basis of pathological processes in cells with short and long lives cycles are violations of the energy metabolism in mitochondria. Structural and functional characteristics of long-living cells promote the greater resistance to oxygen deficiency. The increase in the number of poikilocytes among red blood cells in the alveolar capillaries may serve as an indicator of local hypoxia.
Received: 2013-07-02
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Original research Computer Prediction of Low Molecular Organic Compounds Interaction with Protein-Targets
Pogodin PV, Lagunin AA, Ivanov SM, Konova VI, Filimonov DA, Poroykov VV
The purpose of the study is development of a specialized version of the computer system PASS — PASS Targets for computer-aided prediction of the spectra of interactions between chemical compounds and protein-targets based on ChEMBLdb database (14 version). Data on the interaction between 348 137 different compounds and protein-targets were extracted from ChEMBLdb and were used for PASS training. The average prediction accuracy calculated by leave-one-out cross-validation procedure is 98.1 %. The developed copputer system PASS Targets and be used to predict interaction with 3257 protein-targets representing eight major classes of protein-targets of 215 species.
Received: 2013-07-01
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Original research Investigation of the Influence of Vancomycin on the Auditory Function of Immature Animals
Dyakonova IN, Rakhmanova IV, Burmistrova DS, Ishanova YuS
In our research, using two electrophysiological methods (registration of auditory brainstem response, distortion product otoacoustic emission) we were estimating auditory function of immature rabbits in response of introduction of therapeutic doses of vancomycin (15 mg/kg daily, 7 days). Damaging action was reflected in a functional condition of peripheral department of the acoustic analyzer. According to the brainstem auditory evoked potentials it expressed in elevation of thresholds of the first peak of ABR and shortening of peripheral time of carrying out. According to distortion product otoacoustic emission — a decreased amplitude caused the acoustic answer to frequency of 4 kHz and change of speed of maturing of functioning of outer hair cells on frequencies of 2, 4, 6 kHz.
Received: 2013-09-23
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Miscellaneous To the 90th Anniversary of the Academician of RAMS B. T .Velichkovskiy
Polunin VS
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Received: 2013-11-11
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Original research Disbiotic Disturbance of Biocenosis in Oropharynx and its Role in Etiopathogenesis of Infectious Mononucleosis
Adeishvili PS, Shamsheva OV, Polesko IV, Osipov GA
Mass spectrometry of microbial markers was used to study the microbial landscape of the oropharynx in 22 children with infec­tious mononucleosis aged from 3 to 14 years. The comparison group consisted of 10 children without clinical signs of infectious mononucleosis and acute respiratory viral infections including mucosal and tonsils hyperemia. The data obtained helped to verify and quantify the composition of the microbial community in the oropharynx in infectious mononucleosis and treat angina in infectious mononucleosis as a disease with the association of various opportunistic pathogens that exceeded the number of microbes in healthy children at least more than twice.
Received: 2013-03-20
Published online: 2017-01-05
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