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V I Lozitskaia

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[Experience in teaching emergency care at the otorhinolaryngological faculty of the continuing medical training].

In order to improve the expertise and special skills of ENT doctors dealing with urgent cases, the curriculum of advanced medical training courses (the city of Donetsk) has been modified to include several stages: evaluation of the qualification of students; lectures, seminars, practical lessons. This helps ENT doctors to be better prepared when coping with urgent cases, which in turn leads to lower lethality rate and more successful rehabilitation of patients.

Education, Medical, Continuing↗

[Granular otitis externa].

These authors examined 18 patients with granular external otitis. As other clinicians, the authors believe that the disease should be viewed as a separate nosological pathology. In the case of granular myringitis it is important to differentiate between this disease and chronic suppurative otitis media complicated with polyps or granulations. The granular tissue on the walls of the external acoustic meatus can develop due to inflammation of the skin alone without periosteum or bone involved. It may also occur as a result of suppurative osteoperiostitis of the external acoustic meatus. This pathology also requires differential diagnosis because different therapeutic approaches are to be applied.

Adolescent↗

[Effect of inhalation of freshly melted water on the mucous membrane of the upper respiratory tract].

The authors conducted experiments on healthy people-volonteers and found that inhalation of freshly melted water definitely intensified the activity of the ciliated epithelium of the upper respiratory tract mucous membrane. They pesent result of the investigation permitting to eliminate the effect of ciliated epithelium "fatigue': after prolonged use of such inhalation. Data of comparative observations with the use of functional methods of investigation show that freshly melted water has a definitely normalizing effect on reflex stimulation, secretory function, temperature and other factors of mucous membrane activity.

Adult↗