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THE INFLUENCE OF PROLONGED JAUNDICE ON INFANT’S NEURIDEVELOPMENT. REVIEW
Introduction. Nowadays publications on the frequency of prolonged jaundice in full-term are becoming published more frequently, which dictates a more detailed study of the possible long-term effects of damage to the infant’s CNS, in addition to the previous studies of bilirubin encephalopathy, kernicterus and Cerebral Palsy (CP).
Purpose: Analysis of modern literature and probable clinical variants of neurodevelopment disorders of infants who had prolonged jaundice.
Search strategy: According to the materials of this article, there were studied 28 English and Russian data f... More
Purpose: Analysis of modern literature and probable clinical variants of neurodevelopment disorders of infants who had prolonged jaundice.
Search strategy: According to the materials of this article, there were studied 28 English and Russian data f... More
2019 year | Issue: 3 | Pages: 45-53
MEDICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF BENIGN PROSTATIC HYPERPLASIA. LITERATURE REVIEW
Introduction.More than 40.0% of all diseases in men over 50 years fall at the share of the benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) that brings this disease into line of primary medical and social problems. Moreover, according toWHO’s demographic researches the population of the planet grows old, thus rate of incidence of this pathology is predicted. BPH significantly reduces quality of men’s life which is connected with various inappropriate urination, general asthenization of organism, change of psychoemotional state and erectile dysfunctions [4,17,21,68].
Despite some differenc... More
Despite some differenc... More
2019 year | Issue: 3 | Pages: 30-44.
ROLE OF NURSES IN VACCINATING CHILDREN
Introduction: In many countries there are problems in vaccination coverage of children. The danger of the situation lies not only in the presence of complications of infections that occur in unvaccinated children, but also in the wide spread of the disease with the inefficiency of population immunity. Therefore, the relevance of the study of the impact of the activities of nurses on the coverage of mass immunization of the population is undeniable, since it is nurses who often become specialists responsible for the process of organizing vaccination, and are played by the main instructors in ed...
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2019 year | Issue: 3 | Pages: 20-29.
PLACE OF BIVENTRICULAR STIMULATION IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC HEART FAILURE: LITERATURE REVIEW
Introduction: Chronic heart failure (CHF) remains one of the most significant problems of modern cardiology. A promising method of treatment is cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT), carried out by atrioventricular stimulation.
Objective: Analysis of literature data on the effect of myocardial dyssynchrony on the clinical status of patients with CHF and methods for its detection, efficacy and safety of CRT in the treatment of patients with refractory CHF.
Materials and research methods: Search strategy: A search was made for scientific publications in search engin... More
Objective: Analysis of literature data on the effect of myocardial dyssynchrony on the clinical status of patients with CHF and methods for its detection, efficacy and safety of CRT in the treatment of patients with refractory CHF.
Materials and research methods: Search strategy: A search was made for scientific publications in search engin... More
2019 year | Issue: 3 | Pages: 5-19