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Publications and source records attributed to J Mirończuk.
The aim of the study was to evaluate the effects of transdermal sequential combined hormone replacement therapy alone or combined with simvastatin on the serum lipid profile in hypercholesterolaemic post-menopausal women.
Abnormalities of the lower urinary tract resulting from cesarean section are rare. We present a patient who developed urinary frequency, nocturia and acute pains in the late phase of micturition which we think was due to bladder distortion after repeat cesarean section. She was diagnosed cystographically and treated successfully by bladder flap release.
In our study we estimated the uses of transvaginal ultrasonography in the diagnostic of endometrial carcinoma. There was noted that the most characteristic symptoms of this neoplasma in USG is the thickening of the endometrium and the absence or distortion of "central echo" (imaging of the endometrial cavity). We confirmed the co-existence of common epidemiologic factors of carcinoma endometrium too.
Investigation covered 112 women treated for invasive cervical carcinoma. Standard clinical data were analysed: age, residence, number of pregnancies and deliveries. According to FIGO classification clinical development level and histological type of the carcinoma were assessed. Surgical treatment was applied in 53 cases with carcinoma I degree (47.3% of all women with invasive cervical carcinoma). The other patients with higher degrees of disease development underwent curie-therapy. No considerable differences between our own results and nationwide data were observed.
The authors' aim was to evaluate the range of uroflowmetry in diagnostics of stress urinary incontinence (sui) in women. The examinations were carried out in 59 women with sui, aged from 35 to 45 years (group I). The control group consisted of 20 asymptomatic women (group II). To evaluate volumes of urine voided during micturition in a unit of time a urological flowmeter UF-1 (produced by COTM, Białystok) was used. Numeric data of flow were analysed, as well as registered curves of flow were ascribed to one of the following flow patterns: normal, multi-peak or interrupted. The conducted studies revealed statistically significant differences in flow values in group I, compared to group II. A more frequent incidence of multi-peak and interrupted flow patterns was found in women with sui, which could be related to a neurogenic component in etiology of the disease.
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