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V R Chistiakova

Publications and source records attributed to V R Chistiakova.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources

[Hemostatic provision of surgical treatment of juvenile angiofibromas of the skull base in children].

For three years we operated sixty two 7-16-year-old children for angiofibroma of the base of the skull. To reduce the risk of massive intra- and postoperative bleeding, we used preoperative endovascular occlusion of the vessels carrying blood to the tumor. In addition to preventive administration of vicasol, ethamsilate, dicinon and transamine, we used highly effective hemostatic drugs tahocomb and novo-seven intraoperatively in case of massive blood loss. Neither lethal outcomes nor complications occurred in children during removal of angiofibromas of the base of the skull.

Adolescent↗

[The role of betaserk in combined treatment of neurosensory hypoacusis and vestibulopathy in childhood].

Betaserk treatment was given to 78 children aged 6 to 14 years suffering from acute or progressive neurosensory hypoacusis (n=62) and vestibulopathy (n=16). The best results were achieved in vestibulopathy in older children. Stable improvement of hearing in the range 10--20 dB was achieved in 16 (30.7%) children, stable hearing stabilization was seen in 32 (61.4%) cases. Betaserk was well tolerated, had no side effects. Thus, betaserk is effective in the treatment of children with vestibulopathy, acute and progressive neurosensory hypoacusis.

Acute Disease↗

[Clinical effectiveness of Duracef in children with ENT inflammation].

106 children aged 4 to 14 years received duracef for different acute and chronic (exacerbation) ENT inflammation. The drug proved highly effective in acute diseases of the parynx, paranasal sinuses and ear. In exacerbations of chronic inflammatory diseases it was insufficiently effective. In acute inflammation use of duracef is beneficial as it is effective, inexpensive, low toxic, convenient in administration, is well tolerated, friendly to the intestine.

Acute Disease↗