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1. Arterial hypertension: An expanding pathogenic continuum and therapeutic limitations

Author

E P Kharchenko

Subjects
immune system, therapy, epigenetics, pathogenesis, lcsh:R, essential hypertension, lcsh:Medicine, endoplasmic network
Abstract

The paper considers the role of the immune system, endoplasmic network stress, metabolic dysregulation, and epigenetic mechanisms in the pathogenesis of essential hypertension, as well as the limited possibilities of therapy with existing antihypertensive agents.

Published
2015

2. Heart failure in cardiorenal syndromes

Author

E P Kharchenko

Subjects
cardiorenal syndromes, pathogenesis, lcsh:R, otorhinolaryngologic diseases, heart failure, biomarkers, lcsh:Medicine, therap
Abstract

This review considers the classification of cardiorenal syndromes (CRS), the pathogenesis of heart failure, and a search for therapeutic targets for its treatment, biomarkers for heart and kidney failure, difficulties in therapy and reversion of the pathogenetic continuum of CRS, and promises for the use of some new technologies to treat this condition.

Published
2013

3. Nosocomial obstetric infections: Yesterday, today, tomorrow

Author

V N Kuzmin, K N Arslanyan, E I Kharchenko, and L V Adamyan

Subjects
nosocomial infection, antibiotics, obstetrics, perinatology, Medicine
Abstract

Antibiotic resistance of microorganisms is one of the most acute problems of modern obstetrics. The paper analyzes current antibiotic resistance. It considers the mechanisms of its formation and ways to overcome the resistance.

Published
2016
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4. Spread of nosocomial infection in obstetric hospitals

Author

L V Adamyan, V N Kuzmin, K N Arslanyan, and E I Kharchenko

Subjects
nosocomial infection, obstetrics, group b streptococcus, Medicine
Abstract

The paper highlights the topical problems of nosocomial infection in the practice of obstetrics and perinatology. It systematizes procedures for controlling the occurrence of nosocomial infection and preventing its spread, such as identification of risk groups and risk factors and prerequisites for complications of epidemiological surveillance, as well as specific diagnosis in pregnant women. Group B streptococcus, one of the major pathogens of nosocomial infection, is described.

Published
2015

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