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The prevalence of endocrine diseases on negotiability of the population of Samarkand region for 2003 to 2012
children (2.1) in men (4.4 times), mainly reducing thyroid diseases, especially endemic goiter grade 2. However, the increased number of deaths and disability over the study period, which needs to be improved of endocrinology in the field, early identification of patients with EP and quality of inspections and professor of systematic follow- up
The peculiarities of teaching methodology of pathological anatomy in modern realities
The article presents the peculiarities of methodology of teaching pathological anatomy in modern realities. Approaches necessary for training future specialists in the organization of the educational process are described. It is shown, that introduction of modern multimedia opportunities in educational process, along with traditional forms of teaching, promotes the synergetic effect of using a complex of various forms of teaching of pathological anatomy at the Department of physiology and pathology of TGSI.
The modern aspects of the morphology, diagnosis of recurrent liver echinococcosis
The effectiveness of acupuncture therapy with application of the pharmacopuncture pathology of peripheral nervous system
TECHNOLOGY OF OBTAINING A COMBINED TINCTURE OF LINGONBERRY AND BEARBERRY LEAVES
Surgical correction of inherent anomalies of uretero- pelvic junction at kidney stones
Substantiation of substitute therapy by pancreatic enzymes in preterm infants
In order to study the activity of fecal elastase in 108 preterm infants born at gestational
age from 22 to 32 weeks, stool samples were collected at the age of 13-14 days. Pancreatic
insufficiency was found in preterm infants born at gestational age from 22 to 28 weeks by the age of
2 weeks; in premature babies with a gestational age of 28–32 weeks, the values of full-term babies
are reached in the same age period of pancreatic elastase activity.The relationship between the
gestational age of newborns and the degree of pancreatic insufficiency has been established.
Fecal elastase activity was significantly lower than in children who received breast and mixed
feeding. The necessity of early replacement therapy in such newborns to prevent exocrine
pancreatic insufficiency is substantiated.
Study of psychopathological symptoms in patients with Rosacea
Spinal cord pathology and urological care
Role of conventional x-ray in the diagnosis of congenital diseases of the colon in children at the present stage
aleak with a dysmotility and development large-small intestine reflucs, is characteristic. Presence for the
patients of large-small intestine reflucs, that stipulates the permanent pelting of content of colon in thin, provides an origin and progress of pain abdominal syndrome.
Role of comorbid pathology in the development and severity of parodontal diseases
In the course of the study, the need and degree of participation of narrow-profile specialists in the treatment ofparadontal diseases was determined for the timely detection of comorbid pathology and the appointment of adequate therapy.
We studied 225 patients with generalized parodontitis of varying severity. 40 patients without generalized parodontitis (GP) and pathology of the oral mucosa (POM) formed a control group.
Statistically significant differences in the frequency of registered pathology in patients of the compared groups with control indicators, as well as correlations between the frequency of detected diseases and the severity ofparadontal pathology, were established. Thus, the total incidence of previously existing diseases increased in the series of mild generalized parodontitis (MGP), moderate generalized parodontitis (MODERGP) and severe generalized parodontitis (SGP) from 32.47 ± 5.34% with MGP; up to 51.25 ± 3.83% with MODERGP up to 86.96 ± 3.14% in patients with SGP (linear correlation coefficient χ² = 96.167; P ≤ 0.001); the corresponding dynamics of the newly discovered pathology was 42.86 ± 5.63%; 47.65 ± 3.83% and 13.04 ± 3.14% (χ² = 65.087; P ≤ 0.001); and the corresponding frequency of all somatic pathology requiring systematic drug correction was 75.32 ± 4.93%; 99.41 ± 0.52% and 100.00 ± 0.00% (χ² = 235.351; P ≤ 0.001).
Based on the studies performed, local therapy tactics should be determined for the following pathogenetic mechanisms of the development of parodontitis: microcirculation disorders, the prevalence of lipid peroxidation processes, an increase in cytokine aggression and an increase in bone resorption.
When making a diagnosis, the scope and methods of therapy should be maximally individualized based on an assessment of the patient's individual clinical and laboratory parameters, by identifying markers that determine the priority mechanisms of the development of the disease.
Role of beam diagnostic methods at pathological changes of the hip joint before endoprosthesis replacement
Risk factors of formation of congenital cleft of face
Risk factors of formation of congenital cleft of face are investigated. The most significant are: the heredity, age of mothers is more senior than 30 years; the fourth and more pregnancy, the transferred acute infectious diseases in the first trimester of pregnancy, reception of medical products, presence professional factors, smoking and alcohol in the first trimester of pregnancy
Results vertebroplastik treatment of patients with fragility fractures at vertebral hemangiomas
Ray visualization of breast pathology in women depending on thyroid status
Quality of children and adolescents life with pulmonary tuberculosis depend- Ing on existence of the accompanying pathology
Prognostic evaluation of the risk of chronic pathologies among tubcontacts of children in educational institutions sanatorium
dren exceded hygienic standards. The increase in the risk of chronic disease in children tubcontacts consistently influenced by factors such as the duration of the games on your computer, feeding children breast milk, watching TV, outdoor activities and education of the child in beshik
Prevention and treatment of anemia in women in labor and maternity with cardiovascular pathology
Prevalence of postmenopausal osteoporosis in bukhara region
cantly declines (from 50.5% at age of 50-59 to 5,0% - at ≥70).Dairy products were regularly consumed by less than half of the women (43.7%) and 46.3% were physically active during at least 30 minutes daily. Early men-opause was significantly more common among women with osteoporosis (39.6%), than in women with nBMD
(20.6%). Irregular consumption of dairy products, low physical activity and the duration of menopause were the risk factors in the studied group of women
Post- stroke depression in the recovery period
Physical development school-age girls with chronic gastroduodenal pathology
Perinatal CNS lesions in premature infants with impaired hemostasis
Preserving the life and health of premature newborns continues to be one of the priorities of peri- and neonatology. The proportion of premature newborns is 5.8-6% of all births (G.M. Dementieva et al., 2004). They, to a large extent, determine early neonatal mortality, perinatal diseases and cerebral pathology in newborns (Yu.I. Barashnev, 2000). In recent decades, due to significant advances in neonatology and the improvement of perinatal care, the number of surviving newborns with a short gestational age has increased. However, the severity of neurological consequences in these children decreased insignificantly, and it is premature babies who have a serious neurological pathology to a large extent (O.N. Malinovskaya et al. 2005). Therefore, at present, the criteria for success should be considered not only the survival of the child, but also the possibility of his subsequent normal development (A.A. Baranov, 2001).
Perinatal aspects of pregnancy in women with hypothyroidism complicated by anemia
Peculiarities of the acute of acute surgical pathology in hiv infected / aids patients
phlegmon retroperitoneal space. Studies were conducted to analyze the immune status of patients taking into
account the phagocytic activity of neutrophils, humoral and cellular immunity. HIV infection is not an excuse
for refusing surgery in patients with acute surgical pathology. Observations showed that the HIV-associated
infection burdens the course of the postoperative period. In patients, there is a prolonged phenomenon of intox-ication, pain, prolonged course of suppuration of the wound, as well as a difficult cleansing of the wound