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INNOVATIVE THERAPY OF RHEUMATIC DISEASES
Based on the results of international experience and personal research, the article represents modern methods of treatment of autoimmune rheumatic diseases using genetically-engineered anti-cytokine drugs, inhibitors of intracellular enzyme-kinase for treatment on “treat to target” principle. The article findings will be helpful for interns, residents and rheumatologist physicians, as well as teacher of medical universities.
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2019 year | Issue: 1 | Pages: 99-104
OBJECTIVE STRUCTURED PRACTICAL EXAMINATION, EXPERIENCE OF IMPLEMENTATION AT THE DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY AND ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF KNOWLEDGE ASSESSMENT
The article is denoted to the development of methods of assessment the knowledge and skills on anatomy in connection with the introduction of a competence-based approach to the education of medical students. When summing up the final assessment of the discipline anatomy, a comprehensive check of theoretical and practical knowledge is carried out, as the ability to apply knowledge of anatomy in practice when considering clinical cases. Considering the three-dimensional concept of our body structure, the three-dimensional anatomical models and preparations are used for an objective assessment of...
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2019 year | Issue: 1 | Pages: 105-110
THE CASE OF SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF A CRISIS IN MYASTINIC TREATMENT IN A YOUNG PATIENT
Myasthenia is a chronic autoimmune disease, which determined by weakness and pathological tiredness of different groups of cross striated muscles causing neuromuscular conduction disorders. At the same time, critical conditions may arise in patients with myasthenia, requiring urgent measures, which maybe a cause of significant difficulties for physicians. Such disorders affecton the course of the disease and the mortalityrate [15]. Ananalysis of the clinical case of a patient with a mixed crisis (myasthenic and cholinergic) in myasthenia, the leading syndrome of which was respiratory f...
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2019 year | Issue: 1 | Pages: 111-115