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7. Perioperative management of elderly and senile patients. Recommendations

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Zabolotskikh, Igor B., primary, Gorobets, E. S., additional, Grigoryev, E. V., additional, Kotovskaya, Yu. V., additional, Lebedinskii, K. M., additional, Musaeva, T. S., additional, Mkhitaryan, E. A., additional, Ovechkin, A. M., additional, Ostapenko, V. S., additional, Rozanov, A. V., additional, Runikhina, N. K., additional, Tkacheva, O. N., additional, Trembach, N. V., additional, Khoronenko, V. E., additional, and Cherdak, M. A., additional

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2022
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9. Perioperative management of patients with concomitant morbid obesity. Guidelines of the All-Russian public organization “Federation of Anesthesiologists and Reanimatologists”

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Zabolotskikh, Igor B., primary, Anisimov, M. A., additional, Gorobets, E. S., additional, Gritsan, A. I., additional, Lebedinskii, K. M., additional, Musaeva, T. S., additional, Protsenko, D. N., additional, Trembach, N. V., additional, Shadrin, R. V., additional, Shifman, E. M., additional, and Epstein, S. L., additional

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2021
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21. Toward the Standardization of the BVL_RU: An Instrument for Speech and Language Assessment of Russian-speaking Children

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Ruhl (Eliseeva), N., Gorobets, E., Marini, A., Ruhl (Eliseeva), N., Gorobets, E., and Marini, A.

Abstract

The Battery for the assessment of speech and language development in children from 4 to 12 years (BVL_4-12; [1]) was originally developed for Italian-speaking children and currently is under adaptation into several European languages including Russian. The BVL_4-12 consists of three parts and includes tasks assessing oral production, comprehension and repetition skills in children. This article describes the process of adaptation of the BVL_4-12 into Russia and focuses on the instructions’ translation and standardization. It presents the results of the tasks instructions’ clarity evaluation by an expert panel including Russian-speaking specialists constantly working with children of a target age in Russia and Italy (N = 7) and a cohort of children from 4.06 to 10.10 including monolinguals with typical language development, children previously diagnosed with primary language impairment (PLI) and heritage Russian speakers (N = 84). Overall, 10 task instructions were judged as absolutely clear and 5 task instructions were somewhat unclear to some of the participants. Further analysis of the age of the participants who rated the instructions as ‘unclear’ was performed. Some of the youngest participants, whose age did not exceed 6.10, found that the instructions for the following tasks were not clear: phonological fluency; sentence completion; grammatical judgments; idiom comprehension, and comprehension of linguistic prosody. However, the minimum inter-rater agreement among the sample was reached. The potential explanation of the results of the study is proposed in the Discussion section.

Published
2018

22. Cognitive Epileptiform Disintegration in Children

Author

Gamirova, R., Gorobets, E., Marulina, V., Gamirova, R., Gorobets, E., and Marulina, V.

Abstract

Cognitive epileptiform disintegration is a specific disease associated with severe epileptiform activity on the EEG in the absence of epileptic seizures accompanied by different developmental cognitive disorders in children. The quantitative and qualitative characteristics of these developmental disorders have changed in the last 10 years. The article presents the analysis of cognitive epileptiform disintegration specificity and the results of the survey that included 57 children aged 2–7 with developmental disorders caused by epileptiform activity that was revealed during video EEG monitoring with sleep deprivation. The children were assessed with 19-channel EEG, synchronized with a video-monitoring system. Recording time was 1–2 hours. The psychometric methods used for the assessment of cognitive functions were three batteries of tests for children according to their age (2 years – MacArthur Communicative Development Inventories, 3–5 years – subtests created in Kazan’ Federal University, 6–7 years – T.V. Akhutina’s methods of neuropsychological diagnosis). The results of the research show that cognitive impairment in children with cognitive epileptiform disintegration aged 2–7 are complex, and predominantly they are the results of general developmental disorders associated with constant strong electrical impact on the functional blocks of the brain. Speech is most severely affected, both expressive and impressive, but speech disorders are always accompanied by the deficit of visual-spatial and kinesthetic analyzers, the deficit of the third functional block development and behavioral (predominantly autism-like) disorders.

Published
2018

23. Alexithymia as a Predictor of Chronic Tension Headaches

Author

Esin O., Gorobets E., Khairullin I., and Esin R.

Subjects
Alexithymia, Depression, Feeling verbalization, Toronto alexithymia scale, Pain descriptor, Sleep disturbance, Tension-type headache
Abstract

© 2016, Springer Science+Business Media New York.Alexithymia as a violation of inter-hemispheric communication which has no visible organic brain changes is now regarded as a predictor of many chronic physical and neurological diseases, but it has not yet been regarded in connection with chronic tension headaches. The authors examined 137 people with tension-type headache (33 men, 84 women) aged 30–50 years (average age 40,75 ± 6,29) in order to clarify a link to alexithymia. The diagnosis of tension headache was conducted according to the International classification of headaches, 3rd edition (beta version). The authors used the original headache diary, Toronto alexithymia scale, Hospital anxiety and depression scale, the measurement of the space under the curve of headache. It was found that the patients with alexithymia have difficulty in describing the place of headaches (the average number of word descriptors at most 1 word), distrust of doctors, abuse of analgesics and tend to use alternative medicine methods. The intensity (p = 0.0001) and the frequency of headaches (p = 0.0028) is significantly higher in patients with alexithymia, and the more common are depression (p = 0.042) and impaired nocturnal sleep (p = 0.001). Patients with chronic tension-type headache associated with sleep disorders, adaptation and symptoms of depression should be considered as alexithymic personalities until the contrary is proved. Physicians should be aware of the fact that alexithymic patients have problems with feelings verbalization, and if patient’s complaints are vague a doctor should use questionnaires, words-descriptors, phrases-descriptors and other auxiliary verbal techniques for accurate diagnosis.

Published
2017

28. Perioperative management of geriatric patients

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Zabolotskikh, I. B., primary, Gorobets, E. S., additional, Grigoriev, E. V., additional, Kozlov, I. A., additional, Kotovskaya, Yu. V., additional, Lebedinsky, K. M., additional, Musaeva, T. S., additional, Mkhitaryan, E. A., additional, Ovechkin, A. M., additional, Ostapenko, V. S., additional, Rozanov, A. V., additional, Runikhina, N. K., additional, Tkacheva, O. N., additional, Trembach, N. V., additional, Khoronenko, V. E., additional, and Cherdak, M. A., additional

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2018
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29. Principles of perioperative infusion therapy in adults

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Kirov, M. Yu., primary, Gorobets, E. S., additional, Bobovnik, S. V., additional, Zabolotskikh, I. B., additional, Kokhno, V. N., additional, Lebedinskii, K. M., additional, Lomivorotov, V. V., additional, Lubnin, A. Yu., additional, Moroz, G. B., additional, Musaeva, T. S., additional, Neimark, M. I., additional, and Shchegolev, A. V., additional

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2018
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31. Perioperative management of patients with drug dependence

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Zabolotskikh, I. B., primary, Trembach, N. V., additional, Butrov, A. V., additional, Gorobets, E. S., additional, Grigoriev, E. V., additional, Lebedinsky, K. M., additional, Lubnin, A. Yu., additional, Ovezov, A. M., additional, Ovechkin, A. M., additional, and Shchegolev, A. V., additional

Published
2018
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32. Moyamoya disease

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Esin R., Isayeva Y., Gorobets E., Tokareva N., and Esin O.

Subjects
Moyamoya disease, Speech disorders, Stroke, Magnetic resonance imaging
Abstract

© 2016, Media Sphera. All rights reserved.Moya-moya is a rare cerebrovascular disease characterized by the progressive occlusion of cerebral vessels with partial switching off the circle of Willis and arteries that feed it. The article provides a review of literature, modern diagnostic criteria and a description of a single clinical case. The onset of the disease in this patient was characterized by headache and speech disorders. An analysis of speech disorders showed that they were systemic. They were registered at all language levels (phonetic, lexical, morphological, syntactic). A long diagnostic search may be explained by clinical manifestations that are atypical for other cerebrovascular diseases and by the rarity of the disease.

Published
2016

33. Pain questionnaires: Linguistic aspects of translation into Russian language

Author

Esin O., Gorobets E., and Nikolaeva N.

Subjects
Clinical linguistics, Pain description, PainDetect questionnaire, Pain, LANSS pain scale, DN4 questionnaire
Abstract

The questionnaires used in the practice of recognition and treatment of pain are obviously important. They must be correctly composed from the medical, psychological and linguistic points of view. In Russia pain is measured with the help of scales translated from the English language. Sometimes the translation is not adequate, and the results obtained with the help of the questionnaires influence the results of the treatment. The materials for research were selected with the help of continuous sampling method, as well as according to the recommendations of clinicians. In the analysis of translated versions there were used the techniques of linguistic analysis on different language levels and the descriptive method. The authors revealed the most frequent mistakes in translation of pain questionnaires from the linguistic point of view and offered their own variants of translation. These findings further support the linguistic analysis, translation and creation of pain questionnaires. The results of the study can be used in clinical practice by neurologists and clinical linguists, especially for alexithymic patients, patients with speech disorders and other individuals with problems in communication.

Published
2016

34. Speech disorders in patients with cognitive impairment caused by neurogenerative diseases: An overview

Author

Gorobets E., Kulsharipova R., and Novak M.

Subjects
Speech disorders, Cognitive impairment, Oral speech, Anomia, Hypernyms, Verbal memory, Idioms, Written speech, Hyponyms, Nominative dysfunction, Proverbs, Compatibility of words, Lexicon
Abstract

Background. The article describes the linguistic symptoms of cognitive impairment in patients with neurogenerative diseases of different origin. The speech of patients with neurogenerative diseases has not been analyzed in detail on different levels of language command. However, the numbers of people with neurogenerative diseases which provoke cognitive impairment and dementia increase every day. The linguistic signs may act as first symptoms of disease and thus help doctors to struggle with cognitive decline at early stages of neurogenerative diseases. Methods. We investigated the association between neurogenerative diseases and cognitive impairment at different stages defined according to Global Deterioration Scale. The results were obtained with the help of MRI data, specific tools of cognitive assessment (MoCA-test, MMSE, FAB), components of Alexander Luria's neuroliguistic tests and conversation analysis. We used the data from 58 patients with speech disorders associated with neurogenerative diseases. Results and discussion. Our findings further support the linguistic analysis of speech disorders that do not have stroke origin. The description of speech disorders caused by neurogenerative diseases is given at all linguistic levels, the results can be used in clinical work by neurologists, neuropsychologists and neurolinguists.

Published
2016

37. Corpus-based regiolect studies: Kazan region

Author

Galiullin, K., Azaliya Gizatullina, Gorobets, E., Karimullina, G., Karimullina, R., and Martyanov, D.

Subjects
Language contacts, Electronic language reference, Internet-linguography, Kazan region, Regiolect, Informational potential
Abstract

© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014. Our paper aims to regard the specificity of building and usage of e-corpora created in Kazan (Volga region) Federal University: dictionary and textual corpus “Kazan region: the language of Russian documents (16th to 17th centuries), e-corpus of Russian dialects in Kazan region (19th to 21st centuries), e-corpus of Russian texts connected with Kazan region / the Republic of Tatarstan (20th to 21st centuries). The article describes the informational potential of e-references containing and reflecting the significant data connected with general and specific characteristics of Kazan regiolect (the territory variant of Russian language used in Kazan region, which is well-known as a region of interlingual contacts).

Published
2014

38. The Federation of anesthesiologists - reanimatologists of Russia: on the way toward the effective program

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Lebedinskii, Konstantin M., primary, Zabolotskikh, I. B, additional, Ovechkin, A. M, additional, Shchegolev, A. V, additional, Protsenko, D. N, additional, Gritsan, A. I, additional, Kirov, M. Yu, additional, Bayalieva, A. Zh, additional, Molchanov, I. V, additional, Shifman, E. M, additional, Mazurok, V. A, additional, Grigoriev, E. V, additional, Gorbachev, V. I, additional, Sukhotin, S. K, additional, Nikolenko, A. V, additional, Afonchikov, V. S, additional, Koryachkin, V. A, additional, Lekmanov, A. U, additional, Mironov, P. I, additional, Slepushkin, V. D, additional, Nedashkovskiy, E. V, additional, Kurapeev, I. S, additional, Lazarev, V. V, additional, Karelov, A. E, additional, Yaroshetskiy, A. I, additional, Lyuboshevskiy, P. A, additional, Vlasenko, A. V, additional, Shevchenko, V. P, additional, Zilber, A. P, additional, Orlov, Yu. P, additional, Kitiashvili, I. Z, additional, Oskanova, M. Yu, additional, Tolkach, A. B, additional, Nikolaenko, E. M, additional, Sitkin, S. I, additional, Doroginin, S. V, additional, Kulikov, A. V, additional, Spasova, A. P, additional, Kuz'kov, V. V, additional, Sumin, S. A, additional, Lubnin, A. Yu, additional, Popov, A. S, additional, Tsypin, L. E, additional, Smirnov, G. A, additional, Malyshev, Yu. P, additional, Kokhno, V. N, additional, Martynov, D. V, additional, Abazova, I. S, additional, Abdulaev, R. B, additional, Leiderman, I. N, additional, Kudryashov, K. A, additional, Mekulov, A. H, additional, Fisher, V. V, additional, Pyataev, N. A, additional, Merenkov, V. G, additional, Shumatov, V. B, additional, Dunts, P. V, additional, Lavretiev, A. A, additional, Pylaev, A. V, additional, Belkin, A. A, additional, Zalesny, A. S, additional, Nazarov, D. E, additional, Yuzhanin, A. A, additional, Stadler, V. V, additional, Shen', N. P, additional, Gorobets, E. S, additional, Potapov, A. L, additional, Ershov, V. I, additional, Akulov, M. S, additional, Mitkinov, O. E, additional, Makarevich, A. N, additional, Sorokin, E. P, additional, Dashevskiy, S. P, additional, Butrov, A. V, additional, Markov, O. V, additional, Petrova, M. V, additional, Slivin, O. A, additional, Stepanenko, S. M, additional, Rechkalov, V. A, additional, Tsarenko, S. V, additional, Aslanukova, A. N, additional, Sviridov, S. V, additional, Nikanorova, E. V, additional, Zhenilo, V. M, additional, Volchkov, V. A, additional, and Gelfand, B. R, additional

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2016
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39. What are the best ways to develop the Federation of anesthesiologists-reanimatologists? From questionnaire to action programme

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Abazova, I. S, primary, Abdulaev, R. B, additional, Akulov, M. S, additional, Aslanukova, A. N, additional, Afonchikov, V. S, additional, Bayalieva, A. Zh, additional, Belkin, A. A, additional, Butrov, A. V, additional, Gel'fand, B. R, additional, Gorbachev, V. I, additional, Gorobets, E. S, additional, Grigoriev, E. V, additional, Gritsan, A. I, additional, Dashevskiy, S. P, additional, Doroginin, S. V, additional, Dunts, P. V, additional, Egin, A. I, additional, Zhenilo, V. M, additional, Zabolotskikh, I. B, additional, Zaitsev, A. V, additional, Zalesny, A. S, additional, Zilber, A. P, additional, Kaminskiy, M. Yu, additional, Karelov, A. E, additional, Kirov, M. Yu, additional, Kitiashvili, I. Z, additional, Koryachkin, V. A, additional, Kokhno, V. N, additional, Kudryashov, K. A, additional, Kuz'kov, V. V, additional, Kulikov, A. V, additional, Kurapeev, I. S, additional, Lavrentiev, A. A, additional, Lazarev, V. V, additional, Lebedinskiy, Konstantin M., additional, Levshankov, A. I, additional, Leiderman, I. N, additional, Lekmanov, A. U, additional, Lubnin, A. Yu, additional, Lyuboshevskiy, P. A, additional, Mazurok, V. A, additional, Makarevich, A. N, additional, Malyshev, Yu. P, additional, Markov, O. V, additional, Martynov, D. V, additional, Merenkov, V. G, additional, Mironov, P. I, additional, Molchanov, I. V, additional, Nedashkovskiy, E. V, additional, Nikolaenko, E. M, additional, Nikolenko, A. V, additional, Ovechkin, A. M, additional, Ovsyannikov, A. N, additional, Ovchinnikov, S. G, additional, Oskanova, M. Yu, additional, Popov, A. S, additional, Protsenko, D. N, additional, Pjataev, N. A, additional, Rechkalov, V. A, additional, Saltanov, A. I, additional, Sviridov, S. V, additional, Sitkin, S. I, additional, Slepushkin, V. D, additional, Smirnov, G. A, additional, Stadler, V. V, additional, Stepanenko, S. M, additional, Sumin, S. A, additional, Sukhotin, S. K, additional, Tolkach, A. B, additional, Fisher, V. V, additional, Tsypin, L. E, additional, Shapovalov, K. G, additional, Shevchenko, V. P, additional, Shen', N. P, additional, Shifman, E. M, additional, Shumatov, V. B, additional, Shchegolev, A. V, additional, and Yaroshetskiy, A. I, additional

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2016
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41. Locally advanced thyroid cancer: case report

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Azizyan, R. I., primary, Saprina, O. A., additional, Bekyashev, A. Kh., additional, Belov, D. S., additional, Gasparyan, T. G., additional, Gorobets, E. S., additional, Balandin, V. V., additional, Ungiadze, G. V., additional, Dronova, E. L., additional, Vasil’ev, A. V., additional, and Lomaya, M. V., additional

Published
2016
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42. Moyamoya disease

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Esin, R. G., primary, Isayeva, Yu. N., additional, Gorobets, E. A., additional, Tokareva, N. V., additional, and Esin, O. R., additional

Published
2016
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43. Statistical providing of management reproduction of population is in region

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Gorobets, E.

Abstract

In the article the system of the statistical providing of management reproduction of population is offered in a region, which enables acceptance of the weighed decisions and promotes their efficiency. The deep statistical analysis of demographic situation is conducted in Crimea for period 1970 2008 with the use of integral index, built on the basis of the improved system of statistical indexes.

Published
2010

49. Perception of proverbs and sayings by Russian-speaking informants with a high level of alexithymia

Author

Gorobets Elena A. and Laykova Yulia V.

Subjects
proverbs, sayings, alexithymia, verbalization, linguistic experiment, psychometric tools, Education (General), L7-991, Language and Literature
Abstract

Perception of linguistic units with various complexity by people with a high level of alexithymia is urgent in modern applied linguistics and in clinical practice. It is known that alexithymic personalities have difficulties in understanding the meaning of lexical units that call emotions, feelings, sensations, and also difficulties in their verbalization. One of the main characteristics of an alexithymical personality is the presence of a specific (so-called “poor”) imagination, which can, in turn, affect the perception and correct interpretation of metaphorical and idiomatic constructions. In scientific literature devoted to this issue, the question of atypical cognitive abilities inherent to alexithymic people is actively discussed. However, the specificity of metaphoric units perception by alexithymic patients has not yet been studied, while all neuropsychological tests aimed at studying the specifics of thinking, as a rule, contain idioms, proverbs and sayings. The article presents the results of a linguistic experiment, the purpose of which was to compare the interpretation of Russian proverbs and sayings by informants with high and low levels of alexithymia. As a result of the experiment, there was no statistically significant difference in the understanding of the meaning of proverbs and sayings by informants with low and high levels of alexithymia, which makes it necessary to clarify the content and details of the features included into the manifestations of “poor” imagination in alexithymic patients.

Published
2019
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