REVIEW
Arterial hypertension remains the leading cause of death in the world and one of the global problems of the world healthcare.
Left ventricular hypertrophy is a frequent complication of arterial hypertension, which in turn is a powerful independent predictor of morbidity and mortality. With a prolonged course of the disease, there are several models of remodeling the left ventricle. In this connection, this literature review presents diff erent points of view on the problem, as well as directions for further fundamental and practical research.
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Objective: testing applications of aerocryothermal training (ACT) to emergency increase the cold resistance of persons exposed to low ambient temperatures. Materials and methods: the study involved 25 men at the age of 20-35 years (mean age of 28.2±2.1 years) who completed the ACT: 10 procedures of 2-5-minute stay in the cryochamber at a temperature of -150 ± 20C, in the process of which were evaluated parameters of thermal status and the reactivity of the indicators of systemic circulation.
Results: as a result of ACT took place a gradual increase in stability of the subjects to hypothermia. Th is was evidenced by improved subjective tolerability eff ects, lengthening the time maximum duration of hypothermia (average 40% compared with the 1st procedure), slowing the rate of fall of rectal temperature (average 19%), reducing the reactivity of the indicators of system of blood circulation in hypothermia (average of 23-40%). Conclusion: aerocryothermal training is highly eff ective non-drug means to enhance the person sustainability to exogenic hypothermia.
Objective: researching of the clinical and anamnestic features of pregnant women have a 1-trimester abortion threat with the formation of a subchorionic hematoma (SCH), living in the Rostov region, and fi nd clinical and anamnestic risk factors of subchorionic hematoma. Materials and methods: in a study performed in State budgetary institution of the Rostov region Perinatal Center in years 2013-2016, 270 pregnant women with subchorionic hematoma in the period of 6-12 weeks of pregnancy and 79 pregnant women without subchorionic hematoma (relatively healthy) were included. Results: according to the study, the clinical and anamnestic features of the subchorionic hematoma in the Rostov region are lower body weight and body mass index, and the presence of uterine fi broids. Th e risk of subchorionic hematoma increases 19 times if woman has non-developing pregnancy history,
8.5 times — reccurent miscarriage, 7.5 times — perinatal losses. Conclusion: history of early pregnancy losses, both single (one spontaneous abortion or one non-developing pregnancy) and two or more early reproductive losses, history of perinatal loss increase the risk of subchorionic hematoma in a case of pregnancy.
Objective: the study of bioinformatics by six genetic polymorphisms (rs1782507, rs555621, rs7753051, rs887912, rs6732220, rs4986938) in the formation of a combination of endometrial hyperplasia with uterine myoma in women in the Central region of Russia. Materials and methods: the study group consisted of 1151 employees, including 170 patients with a combination of uterine fi broids with endometrial hyperplastic processes and 981 women in the control group without proliferative diseases of the pelvic organs. Material for the study were DNA samples isolated from venous blood by phenol-chloroform extraction.
Analysis of the investigated polymorphisms was carried out by the detection ATK-man probes using real-time PCR. Results: risk factors for the development of a combination of endometrial hyperplasia and uterine fi broids combination of molecular genetic markers with rs673220, and rs4986938 and G rs887912 (ОR = 1.70), with rs6732220 and rs555621, g rs887912 (ОR = 1.53) and C rs1782507 T rs7753051 and rs887912 G (ОR = 1.40). Conclusion: the obtained data testify to the signifi cant contribution of combinations of polymorphic variants rs1782507, rs555621, rs7753051, rs887912, rs6732220 and rs4986938 to the formation of a combination of endometrial hyperplasia and uterine fi broids among women in the Central region of Russia.
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