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1. Information evaluation of brain imaging methods in posttraumatic epilepsy

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Е. А. Sadykov, А. V. Kholin, and A. J. Makarov

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medicine.medical_specialty, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Neuroimaging, business.industry, medicine, Posttraumatic epilepsy, business, Information evaluation
Abstract

There given the results of brain imaging methods (CT and MRT) in posttraumatic epilepsy. On the background of complex investigation (EEG, CT and MRT) it was shown that imaging methods significantly replenish information on localization and character of focus, especially in heavy craniocerebral injury, the MRT method being more informative. Changes, reflected by CT are revealed in 68% of patients (32% focal), while changes by MRT in 64% of patients (52% focal). To achieve optimal results it is necessary to complexly use EEG and imaging methods, for it is important for making a prognosis, improving conservative and surgical treatment of patients.

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1997
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2. Association between body mass index and patient-reported-outcome questionnaire scores (CAT™, ACT™, mMRC dyspnoea scale, IPAQ) in Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan: results of the CORE study

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D. Nugmanova, Y. Feshchenko, L. Iashyna, M. Polianska, K. Malynovska, I. Stafeyeva, J. Makarova, and A. Vasylyev

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Body mass index, COPD assessment test™, Modified medical research council dyspnoea, Asthma control test™, International physical activity questionnaire, Ukraine, Diseases of the respiratory system, RC705-779
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Abstract Background The overweight/obese population (evaluated by a body mass index, BMI) represents a global health problem and contributes to the development of various chronic diseases. In this epidemiological study we evaluated this relationship by analyzing patient-reported questionnaires related to respiratory function, physical activity and BMI. Methods In 2013–2015, adult residents of selected cities were enrolled to this study in: Ukraine (M/F: 403/561), Kazakhstan (M/F = 348/597) and Azerbaijan (M/F: 389/544). Height was measured using a vertical measuring board, and body weight was measured by using portable digital scales. All participants were interviewed using CAT™, mMRC scale and IPAQ; respondents who also reported wheezing or whistling chest sounds during the previous 12 months additionally ACT™. Results 45.4% of respondents in Ukraine, 47.6% in Kazakhstan and 54.9% of respondents in Azerbaijan were found to be overweight/obese (BMI ≥ 25 kg/m2). The mean CAT™ total score among this population versus those respondents with a normal weight was 5.2 versus 3.6 (Ukraine, p

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2021
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3. Is endometrial thickness on day of transfer a predictor of pregnancy rate in IVF?

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Richard V. Grazi, K. Melzer, David B. Seifer, Mohamad Irani, D. Chavkin, and J. Makarov

Subjects
medicine.medical_specialty, business.industry, Obstetrics, Letrozole, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Endometrium, Pregnancy rate, Follicle, medicine.anatomical_structure, Reproductive Medicine, Follicular phase, medicine, business, Pregnancy outcomes, medicine.drug, Unexplained infertility
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by endometrial thickness for any group. Adjusting for lead follicle diameter, women in the unexplained group who became pregnant tended to have thinner endometrial measurements than non-pregnant women from the other groups (p

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2014
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