Search Results - A. S. Ostrovskaya

Plagiarism is perhaps the most common form of unethical behaviour, when the author of the published material (not always intentionally or consciously) uses fragments or even the whole work of another researcher without getting the permission, not accompanying matching content with references to the...

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The issues of acute respiratory diseases treatment in children, including the most common mistakes in management of such patients, unreasonable from the etiopathogenic point of view treatment with systemic antibacterial drugs and advantages of the topical therapy in arresting of the inflammatory pro...

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Applying clinical pharmacology guidelines to the mother-fetus system makes it possible to better understand the specifics of pharmacokinetics during pregnancy. The article illustrates the factors that drive these specific features related to both changes in the boy of a future mother and the presenc...

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The article focuses on issues related to the selection of drugs in infection processes during pregnancy. To eliminate fetal risk or mitigate it a rational selection of drugs and their optimal dosage are required. It provides key groups of antimicrobial drugs ranked by their safety for the fetus unde...

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The article focuses on the issue of evaluating potential risk posed by medications to the fetus during pregnancy. For this purpose various countries use classifications of medications broken down into risk categories during pregnancy. The most popular classification is US FDA classification, which i...

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The article is focused on the issue of fetus drug safety. Development of a child’s health depends both on hereditary information and environment factors. The reason for deviation from the process of normal prenatal development could be any xenobiotics, physical factors and some medications having a...

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Congenital malformations are still the important medical and social issue. They take the second place among the reasons for the infant mortality and cause up to 18,3% of disablement cases among the children. Exogenous factors, effecting the growing fetus, are very essential along with the genetic ma...

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This work is devoted to identifying the relationship between disorders of emotional personal sphere of persons with temporal lobe epilepsy and their preferred coping strategies. The objects of the study were 40 people, including 20 patients with verified diagnosis of temporal lobe epilepsy who are t...

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Uterine fibroids take a second place in the structure of gynecological diseases, after inflammation of genital organs, with a share of 40%. The aim of the study was to investigate cytokine profile and factors of immune dysfunction in patients with uterine fibroids complicated by hemorrhagic syndrome...

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The article is based on the hypothesis that formation, keeping and development of organization’s key competences each reflecting the competitive advantage is the most important condition for business’ competitive growth. With scientific and technical acceleration, formation of new highly technologic...

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Аim: to highlight the importance of broad differential diagnosis and possibility of conversion of benign recurrent intrahepatic cholestasis type 2 into more aggressive clinical phenotype.Key points. A 19-year-old female patient was admitted to the Clinic with skin pruritus, jaundice, dark urine, cla...

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Prevention of development of bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) and possibility of preventing severe course of the disease are the first-priority areas of neonatal pulmonology. Use of modern medical technologies allows protecting a premature infant’s respiratory system from as early as antenatal perio...

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Aim: to highlight the challenges of diagnosing and treating a patient with severe intrahepatic cholangiolithiasis.Key points. Primary sclerosing cholangitis is a chronic progressive liver disease characterized by destructive inflammation and fibrosis in the bile ducts, leading to biliary strictures,...

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Introduction. In cirrhotic patients, hyperammonemia develops due to impaired ammonia detoxification and portosystemic blood shunting and is most commonly associated with hepatic encephalopathy and sarcopenia. Currently, there are questions regarding the diagnosis of hyperammonemia and the effect of...

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