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The Value of Rehabilitation Measures in the Subacute Period of Osteochondrosis of the Neck
Get PDFConstant muscle tension in the cervicothoracic region is observed in people of many professions associated with long-term fixation of working positions, the same type of small hand movements, as well as those subjected to vibration and shaking of the body. The rehabilitation program is more effective when the methods of therapeutic physical culture and manual therapy are included in it
Methods and Significance of the Formation of Creative Thinking in The Younger Generation
Get PDFThe development of creative thinking of the younger generation is one of the main tasks. Creative thinking develops at different stages of learning. It is schooling that places creative thinking in the central part of the student's consciousness. At the same time, the development of creative thinking of students at school age is of particular importance.
Since creative and extraordinary ways of solving problems are very important in the modern world, the demand for people who can think outside the box, creatively is increasing. To be successful in the future, it is very important to develop originality of thinking as early as possible, and then there will be more opportunities to achieve success in life
Iron Deficiency Anemia in Pregnant Women: Clinic Manifestation and Complication
Get PDFAnemia during pregnancy. Anemia is understood as a decrease in the level of hemoglobin in the blood. During pregnancy, the amount of fluid in a woman's body increases, and therefore the volume of circulating blood. Due to this, the blood "liquefies" and the proportion of hemoglobin in its total volume decreases. This is considered a normal phenomenon, and therefore the lower limit of the amount of hemoglobin during pregnancy is set at 110 g / l (with a norm for a non-pregnant woman of 120-140 g / l). But a further drop in hemoglobin levels is dangerous for the health and even the life of the expectant mother. The threat of termination of pregnancy, gestosis, lowering blood pressure, premature placental abruption, delayed fetal development and premature birth are the most common complications of anemia during pregnancy. During pregnancy, iron is consumed not only for the hematopoiesis of the mother, but also for the needs of the fetus. This consumption increases especially actively at 16-20 weeks, when the process of hematopoiesis in the fetus starts. By the end of pregnancy, iron reserves are depleted in any woman and it takes 2-3 years for their full recovery. So anemia during pregnancy is by no means a harmless condition. It has serious consequences for both the mother and the fetus
Preeclampsia in Multiparous Women and their Actions of the Body
Get PDFPreeclampsia (PE) is a womens multisystem disorder that is an important cause of maternal and perinatal deaths. Preeclampsia PE accounts for 4-8% of pregnancies worldwide and annually causes 45,000 maternal fatalities worldwide [1]. This multisystem inflammatory syndrome is defined as high blood pressure with proteinuria, thrombocytopenia, renal failure, liver dysfunction, pulmonary edema, and cerebral or visual symptoms after 20 -22 weeks of gestation . One-third of all Preeclampsia PE cases are accompanied by preterm birth, and its unification with fetal growth restriction and premature birth can often have lifelong effects on children, including a higher risk of cerebral palsy, delayed neurodevelopment, respiratory problems, high blood pressure, kidney dysfunction, and insulin resistance .Moreover, mothers with a history of Preeclampsia PE are at a higher risk of future hypertension and cardiovascular disease than mothers without PE in their pregnancies . Now, delivery is the only final treatment for Preeclampsia PE. Furthermore, this practice is usually accompanied by premature birth, which inevitably increases neonatal morbidities. Continuing research on the pathogenesis and causes of Preeclampsia PE has led to an interest in new drugs for the treatment or prevention of the disease
Medical Psychology Algorithm of Prevention and Treatment of Malocclusion among Children Aged 10-18
Get PDFThe development of tooth-jaw disorders and deformities is considered polyethiological. Including common etiological factors: low body weight at birth, pregnancy and birth defects, lagging fetal development, nervous system disorders, various diseases in infancy, food ration disorders, mental stresses: local etiological factors - negative changes in the activity of the jaw area as a result of harmful habits, improper treatment of milk teeth, premature loss of milk teeth, untimely elimination of defects in dental [3,4,5,17]
Rational Tactics Treatment for Depressive Disorders
Get PDFDepression (from Lat. deprimo "to push (down), to suppress") is a mental disorder, the main signs of which are a reduced — depressed, depressed, dreary, anxious, fearful or indifferent — mood and a decrease or loss of the ability to enjoy (anhedonia). Usually, some of the following symptoms are also present: low self-esteem, loss of interest in life and habitual activities, inadequate guilt, pessimism, impaired concentration, fatigue or lack of energy, sleep and appetite disorders, suicidal tendencies. Severe forms of depression are characterized by the so-called "depressive triad": a decrease in mood, inhibition of thinking and motor inhibition
Features of the Cerebral Hemodynamics, Microhemocirculation in Patients with Post-Covid Syndrome
Get PDFPost-covid syndrome is a long-lasting (for 3 or more months) pathological manifestations after an acute period of the disease. The main signs include severe weakness, heaviness in the chest, feeling of incomplete inspiration, headaches, joint and muscle pain, sleep disturbance, depression, cognitive decline, thermoregulation disorder, etc. The mechanism of the post-covid syndrome may be associated with the emerging chronic inflammation of the vessels, which negatively affects the work of the nervous system in the first place, and also disrupts the functioning of internal organs. SARS-CoV-2 destroys the inner surface of blood vessels, which increases the risk of developing microthrombi in the microvasculature. COVID-19 can also have a direct destructive effect on the cells of the body, as well as cause an excessive immune response and provoke autoimmune diseases
The State of Carbohydrate and Lipid Metabolism in as in Women
Get PDFFree radical processes with the development of oxidative stress stimulate the expression of cytokines by T-lymphocytes and macrophages, are able to inhibit endothelium-dependent vasodilation (ESVD) of blood vessels and cause vasoconstrictor reactions [Landmesser U., Spickermann S., Dikalov S. et al., 2002; Davignon I., Ganz P., 2004; Lubos E., Handy D.E., Loscalzo D., 2005]
Covid-19, Pregnancy and Perinatal Outcomes
Get PDFThe COVID-19 coronavirus, which emerged in 2019, has caused serious health problems around the world. In particular, in the area of "Maternal and Child Health", the COVID-19 virus is one of the factors contributing to complications of pregnancy and worsening of perinatal consequences. Pregnant women have a high tendency to become, infected with this infection due to altered physiological and immunological functions. Long-term observations have shown that during pregnancy there is a predisposition to respiratory viral infections. Due to physiological changes in the immune and cardiopulmonary systems, pregnant women are more likely to have severe respiratory viral infections. One of the most controversial and unexplored aspects of the Covid-19 problem is the course and outcome of a new coronavirus infection in pregnant women. Based on the available data on the prevalence of a new coronavirus infection and knowing that other infections are severe and lead to a number of complications in pregnant women, it can be assumed that Covid-19 infection can occur in different ways, in different populations and ethnic groups also, in different territories of the same country
Early Complications of Acute Rhinosinusitis in Pediatric Practice
Get PDFThe acute form of rhinosinusitis is a common source of periorbital infection in young infants. We investigated the pediatric patients in an effort to identify the traits that are common among those who go on to develop subperiosteal orbital abscesses and require urgent surgery for acute orbital edema.
Methods: We reviewed 64 children younger than 18 years old in an observational retrospective cohort study. Radiography was used to make the diagnosis of periorbital abscess, and computed tomography was used to demonstrate that all of the patients also had sinusitis concurrently.
The patients had a mean age of 6.95 years, and 42 of them, or 65.63 percent, were male (the male-to-female ratio was 1.91). Thirty patients (46.88%) had surgical drainage, whereas the other thirty-four patients (53.13%), simply got antibiotic treatment. According to the results of a bivariate analysis, the variables that were linked with the development of an abscess were as follows: an age of 6 years or less (p = 0.023), proptosis (p = 0.012), fever (p 0.001), and a white blood cell count of more than 11,100 (p = 0.004). According to the findings of a multivariate study, fever and proptosis were two independent predictors that predicted the development of an abscess. Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus viridaus, and coagulase-negative staphylococci were the microorganisms that were cultured the most commonly in patients who had surgical drainage, and 29% of our patients had polymicrobial pus cultures.
Abscess development is the most significant determinant in determining whether or not an antibiotic therapy for periorbital infections associated to sinusitis will be successful in curing the infection. Patients who are experiencing fever in addition to proptosis have an increased risk of developing subperiosteal orbital abscesses