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V Iu Guliaev

Publications and source records attributed to V Iu Guliaev.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources

[Heparin electrophoresis by sinusoidal modulated currents in the combined treatment of chronic fetoplacental insufficiency].

Physicochemical grounds are presented for application of heparin electrophoresis with sinusoidal modulated currents (SMC) for correction of impaired fetouteroplacental circulation and blood rheocoagulation basing on the evidence obtained in 95 gravidae on gestation trimester II. 25% of them were in the group of risk by chronic fetoplacental insufficiency (CFPI), 63% had compensated CFPI and 12% of patients--subcompensated CFPI. 50 patients were treated with drugs SMC heparin electrophoresis, 25 patients received SMC and basic medication, 20 patients were given drugs only. Compared to drugs or SMC treatment only, SMC heparin electrophoresis produced more beneficial effects on hemostasis, barrier placental function, reduced frequency of premature and operative labour.

Adolescent↗

[Experimental base for use of low-mineral water with a high concentration of organic substances in balneological practice].

Experimental evidence on stability of chemical composition (1991-2004), toxic and skin-irritating, mitotic and mutagenic, bacterio- and fungostatic actions of low-mineral water "Salekhard" with a high concentration of organic substances justifies initiation of clinical trials of therapeutic effects of this novel balneological factor in different diseases (locomotor, nervous, cardiovascular, cutaneous, etc.).

Animals↗

[Objective criteria of the efficacy of physio- and balneotherapy in patients with ischemic heart disease].

Image identification techniques were employed to develop the model of expert team evaluation of physio- and balneotherapy efficacy on objective and formal basis. With coronary patients as the model group, is was demonstrated that the model operates with high performance. According to its assessment some physio- and balneotherapeutic complexes proved effective in 50-57.8% of cases.

Angina Pectoris↗