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V V Vasilenko

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At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1999

[Development of vibration-induced intrahepatic cholestasis in pilots and new ways of correcting these disorders].

Data of analysis of the role of vibration in the development of hepatobiliary pathology in helicopter pilots are reported. Vibration was found to drastically deteriorate colloid-osmotic qualities of the bile and increase the lithogenesis risk. Exposure to vibration over 10 and more years of the flying career may instigate cholelithiasis. Dynamic USI with functional testing for early diagnostics and correction with ursodeoxycholic acid (ursosan) of disorders in the colloid-osmotic properties of the bile and can be proposed as one of the methods to prevent cholelithiasis.

Adult↗
PubMed1999

[Current approaches to the diagnosis, treatment and expertise of cholelithiasis in pilots].

Data on the modern mechanisms of forming the cholelithiasis and the new methods of its treatment are presented. There have been examined 337 pilots of the helicopter aviation with the professional length of service of 10 year and more, the cholelithiasis has been revealed in 107 cases. In the course of treatment there have been used the preparations of ursodeoxycholic acid (urosan), remote shock-wave lithotripsy and laparoscopic cholecystectomy. There is demonstrated the high efficiency of these methods during examination of 106 patients who after passing the air-force medical board are pronounced for proceeding their flying activity.

Aerospace Medicine↗
PubMed1999

[Contemporary approaches to the treatment of the irritable bowel syndrome in pilots].

Reported are results of treating 53 pilots with the irritated large intestine syndrome verified by endoscopic and morphologic investigations. Salozinal proved to be highly helpful to young patients. One of the therapeutic mechanisms is blocking of the cycloxygenase path circumstantially confirmed by normalization of lipid peroxidation and AOS owing to salozinal.

Adult↗
PubMed1999

[Current approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of pilots with combined polyposis of the stomach and large intestine].

Findings of diagnostics and treatment of 198 pilots suffering from combined polyposis in the stomach and large intestine are presented. Different therapeutic tactics should be chosen for these patients. Annual dynamic evaluation should be made in case of a benign course and without an upward tendency, whereas diagnosed villus polyps, villus-tubular adenoma with the second or third phase of dysplasia, adenomatous polyps with regional 2nd or 3d phase dysplasia will require early polypectomy to be followed by yearly dynamic endoscopy. The proposed tactics is angled at early diagnostics of stomach and large intestine cancers. This tactics allows considerable prolongation of the flight career of pilots with the diagnosis of combined polypous lesions.

Adult↗
PubMed1998

[Contemporary approaches to diagnosis and treatment of chronic duodenitis among flying personnel].

Causes for increased gastric and duodenal morbidity were analyzed in 435 patients. Chelibacteriosis was shown to be one of the key factors of development and recurrence of chronic duodenitis which which, in its turn, leads to physical disability retirement of flying personnel. The role of determining the immune status in dynamics in predicting recurrence, and effectiveness of therapy was confirmed. Results of the investigation indicate that "triple therapy" (Tribemol, Doxacyclin, Trichopol) of chronic duodenitis on the background of chelibacteria is most effective as it reduces length of treatment, decreases the recurrence rate and improves the clinical and certification-important indices in flying personnel.

Adult↗
PubMed1997

[New approaches to diagnosis and treatment of cholelithiasis in young occupational groups].

Cholelithiasis was treated in 107 pilots. Cholesterol choleliths were effectively treated with ursosan. In bilirubin or calcium stones ursosan combination with shock-wave lithotripsy is more effective. Promising is dissolving of the stones in the gall bladder by chemical solvents delivered through special drainage or catheters. In lithogenic bile it is recommended to conduct early prophylaxis of the stones with ursodeoxycholic acid compounds.

Adult↗
PubMed1997

[Beta-carotenoids and their potential use in diseases of the digestive tract].

Flying personal with chronic hepatitis received beta-caratinoid vetoron. The latter proved to be an effective immunomodulator improving lipid peroxidation, clinical and morphological characteristics in the personnel with chronic persistent hepatitis. Follow-up gives proves on longer physical fitness for service of those pilots who have taken beta-caratinoids.

Antioxidants↗
PubMed1996

[Current approaches to using beta-carotenoids in chronic hepatitis in flight personnel].

48 patients from flying personnel with chronic diseases of the liver have been studied. Considering poor effectiveness of the available hepatotropic drugs, a new B-caratinoid, veteron, was used at different daily doses. Findings of this study allowed us to draw inferences not only about more efficient clinical effect of this preparation beginning from a daily dose of 160 mg/day but also about its immunomodulating and pro-oxidant action. Thus, veteron is optimal for patients with chronic disorders of the immunologic and antioxidant systems and can be effectively used in treatment of these diseases.

Adult↗
PubMed1996

[The new approaches to diagnosis, treatment and expertise of chronic hepatitis in pilot personnel].

The causes of pilot personnel disqualification associated with chronic hepatitis are analysed. Until recent times insufficiently complete examination of the flying personnel suffered from the chronic hepatitis gave no way of proposing the individual programmes of treating such illness as the chronic persisting hepatitis, chronic cholecystic hepatitis, chronic cholecystic hepatitis, alimentary and medicamentous injuries. This may be responsible for the high level of disqualification of the flying personnel. Another important factor was the lack of the preparations allowing one to administer differentiated therapy. These studies permitted, with the use of such preparations as vetoron, heptral, ursosan, to improve significantly both clinical and expert indices in the pilot with chronic hepatic diseases.

Adult↗
PubMed1991

[The effect of hyperbaric oxygenation on glycosylated proteins in diabetes mellitus].

Hyperbaric oxygenation (HBO) effects on the levels of circulating glycosylated proteins with various life spans in the blood stream (glycosylated hemoglobin (GH) and serum glycosylated fructose amine (SF) were studied in diabetes mellitus patients not suffering from vascular complications but developing various microangiopathies. Measurements of blood glycosylated proteins and mean daily glycemia carried out over the course of HBO treatment in the diabetics without microangiopathies evidenced an essential reduction of blood GH, SF, and glucose, reaching, in some cases, the normal values. Patients with vascular involvement (lower limb angiopathy, nephropathy, retinopathy) exposed to HBO developed but a trend to reduction of blood levels of glycosylated proteins and glucose. These results indicate a positive therapeutic effect of HBO courses on the status of diabetics with slightly manifest microvascular involvement. In cases with grave vascular involvement exposure to HBO appears inefficient.

Adolescent↗