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    Herpes Viruses in the Organism – Real Facts and Persistence Enigmas by M. L. Chernitskaya, Y. L. Naboka, I. A. Gudima

    Published 2012-12-01

    Purpose: To study possible persistence of herpes viruses in certain tissues of healthy humans and patients with chronic pathologies. Materials and methods: We examined 105 children with chronic throat, ear or nose pathologies, 34 children with obstructive pyelonephritis, 150 adults with chronic stom...

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    A MICROBIAL CONTAMINATION OF PROSTATIC TISSUE IN BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA AND PROSTATE CANCER by Y. L. Naboka, M. B. Chibichyan, A. V. Ilyash

    Published 2013-03-01

    Bacteriological results of prostatic tissue in benign prostatic hyperplasia and prostate cancer are shown in this article. A use of extended amount of media for bacterial isolation allows a wide spectrum of nonclostridial anaerobic (Bacteroides sp., Bifidobacterium sp., Eubacterium sp., Propionibact...

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    BIOELECTRIC POTENTIAL MEASUREMENT OF ORAL CAVITY OF DENTAL PATIENTS by O. A. Borovleva, Y. L. Naboka, A. N. Rymashevsky, S. A. Zarutskiy

    Published 2016-09-01

    Purpose: to study the microbiota of postmenopausal vagina both in women with genital prolapse and healthy women.Materials and methods: we examined 84 females (54 76 years old) including 20 healthy women (Group 1) and 64 patients with diagnosed genital prolapse requiring surgical correction (Group 2)...

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    A feature of the microbiota of the colon in patients with different phenotypes of obesity (pilot study) by N. I. Volkova, Y. L. Naboka, L. A. Ganenko, O. S. Оksenuk

    Published 2020-06-01

    Purpose: to study the microbiota of the colon in patients with various types of obesity and in healthy people.Materials and methods: 37 people were examined (average age 39.6 ± 4.2 years) for the period 2018 – 2019. Formed 3 clinical groups. I group (n = 11) — healthy people with normal body weight...

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    Urine and colon microbiota in patients with recurrent uncomplicated lower urinary tract infection by Y. L. Naboka, I. A. Gudima, K. T. Dzhalagoniya, M. L. Chernitskaya, S. N. Ivanov

    Published 2019-07-01

    Background. The prevalence of urinary tract infections (UTIs) in general and recurrent lower UTIs, in particular, constantly remains at a high level. Currently, more and more researchers are attempting to study the microbial biocenosis of the urinary tract in patients with UTIs in terms of the relat...

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    A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE EXPERIMENTAL ACUTE PYELONEPHRITIS CAUSED BY DIFFERENT NONCLOSTRIDIAL ANAEROBES by D. G. Pasechik, Y. L. Naboka, E. V. Mitusova, H. S. Ibishev, Z. I. Gazaev

    Published 2013-03-01

    Studied involvement of nonclostridial anaerobic bacteria in the etiology of acute obstructive pyelonephritis using the example of the pathology in animals. In experiment animals (rabbits) were divided into 4 groups and infected common pathogen (E.coli), and 3 types of anaerobic bacteria (Peptococcus...

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    Is there a relationship between the urine, vagina, and gut microbiota in patients with an infection of the upper urinary tract? by Y. L. Naboka, M. I. Kogan, I. A. Gudima, E. V. Mitusova, K. T. Dzhalagoniya, S. N. Ivanov

    Published 2019-04-01

    Introduction. Urinary tract infections of any localization are rarely considered in the context of the endogenous relationship of patient's urine microbiota and the microbiota of nearby biotopes. Nowadays, there are attempts to study the microbial interrelationships of the urinary system with n...

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    Microbiota of the vagina and myoma nodes in uterine myoma by E. S. Nikitina, A. N. Rymashevsky, Y. L. Naboka, M. A. Rymashevsky, I. A. Gudima, E. G. Svirava

    Published 2022-07-01

    Objective: to study the microbiota of the vagina, myomatous nodes, their bed in patients with fibroids. Materials and methods: a comprehensive examination of 83 patients aged 26 to 50 years with diagnosed interstitial, interstitial-subserous uterine myoma was carried out. By age, all women are divid...

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    Asymptomatic bacteriuria and pyelonephritis during pregnancy by Y. L. Naboka, A. N. Rymashevsky, O. M. Kogan, I. A. Gudima, N. V. Vorobyeva, A. K. Alkina

    Published 2021-09-01

    The most common extragenital pathology during pregnancy is urinary tract infection (UTI) of various localization. In some cases, untreated UTI can contribute to the development of obstetric, urological, and perinatal pathologies. Factors predisposing to the UTI manifestation may include increased pr...

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    Skin microbiota of children with acute urticaria of varying severity by Y. L. Naboka, A. A. Lebedenko, A. N. Posevina, L. A. Averkina, E. V. Ivannikova, E. V. Kudrya

    Published 2023-01-01

    Objective: to evaluate changes in the skin microbiota of the children with acute urticaria of varying severity. Materials and methods: a total of 94 children aged 3 to 14 years old were examined. Four clinical groups were formed. Group I (n=15) included children with mild acute urticaria, group II (...

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    MICROBIOTA URINE BEFORE AND AFTER LITHOTRIPSY FOR RENAL STONES by Y. L. Naboka, A. V. Khasigov, M. A. Hazhokov, I. I. Belousov, I. A. Gudima, A. V. Iliyash, M. I. Kogan

    Published 2013-09-01

    Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) in spite of the low invasiveness and high efficiency is accompanied by an infectious- inflammatory complications and renal parenchymal injury . Dynamics of microbial spectrum urine and the impact of postoperative antibiotic therapy currently remains unexp...

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    Viral pathogens in urological diseases by D. V. Krakhotkin, S. N. Ivanov, Y. L. Naboka, M. I. Kogan, I. A. Gudima, A. V. Ilyash, M. Е. Savkin, V. V. Krasulin, D. V. Sizyakin

    Published 2018-12-01

    Tis review describes different virus taxa that are more prevalent in some variants of urological pathology. Te search of articles was conducted in the information portals of Te Cochrane Database, MEDLINE / PubMed Database, eLIBRARY, ClinicalKey for the period 2008-2018. As a result, the most current...

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