RISK FACTORS OF IN-HOSPITAL INFECTIONS OCCURRENCE IN HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS IN UKRAINE AND EU COUNTRIES.

The rapid development of modern scientific medicine and practice (development of genetic engineering, coronary angiography, use of microprocessors (microminiature implant in eye retina, 3D-print of implants, prostheses) is connected with the scientific-technical progress in recent years, which gave impetus to introduction of extremely complex treatment and diagnostic methods. The use of high-tech medical equipment requires the implementation of modern sanitary and anti-epidemic measures of disinfection and sterilization after each manipulation to prevent in-hospital infection/infectious diseases which are related to the grant of medicare (IHI/IPNMD). Every year in the USA, up to 2 million patients who received medical services are registered with IHI/IPNMD cases.

[Complex investigation and functional evaluation of patients with a solitary kidney and urolithic disease].

Complex examination of patients, having solitary kidney and urolithic disease, was conducted. While comparing the calcium accumulation in glomerular and reabsorbed ultrafiltrate and radio-pharmpreparation in a solitary nonaffected kidney, their step by step increase was noted during follow-up to 1 yr after nephrectomy conduction. The static scintigraphy gives possibility to reveal the calcium content rising in glomerular and reabsorbed ultrafiltrate in each kidney separately.