Publications by authors named "Abramov E"

Modified microemulsions (MEs), termed by us nanodomains (NDs), seem to be suitable vehicles for dermal drug delivery due to their high surface area and the interface enriched with membrane recognizing agents, penetration enhancers, and other components. However, liquid nanodomains do not provide a controlled release of the bioactive through the skin. Therefore, the main goal of our present study is to develop a film polymeric platform embedded with liquid nanovehicles for the controlled release of drugs.

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Liquid nanovehicles are gaining interest in drug delivery because of the high solubilization capacity of bioactives at their interface and enhanced permeation of compounds across physiological membranes. However, the dermal application of liquid nanovehicles is still limited. The goal of this research is to develop a dermal delivery system based on embedding of liquid nanovehicles into polymeric films, which will allow controlled release of the nanodroplets with the solubilized drug.

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Pharmaceutical applications of microemulsions (MEs) as drug delivery vehicles are recently gaining scientific and practical interests. Most MEs are able to solubilize bioactive molecules, but, at present, they cannot guarantee either controlled release of the drugs or significant advantage in the bioavailability of the bioactives. This study proposes to incorporate the modified ME structures, or nanodomains, into a natural polymeric film, to be used as a stable and capacious reservoir of drug-loaded nanodomains.

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An elevation in serum chromium levels in individuals treated with renal replacement therapy has been previously described, but chromium levels have not been systematically studied in patients treated with different dialysis modalities. The aim of this study was to compare serum chromium levels in patients treated with chronic peritoneal dialysis (PD) and hemodialysis (HD).We studied 169 chronic dialysis patients in a single medical center, of which 148 were treated with HD and 21 with PD.

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Aim: To determine optimal time of biliary tract decompression and bile reinfusion into gastrointestinal tract in patients with malignant obstructive jaundice.

Material And Methods: 179 medical records of patients with obstructive jaundice were analyzed in order to identify risk factors of postoperative complications. Prospective trial included bile examination in 34 patients with malignant obstructive jaundice.

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Aim: To determine optimal terms of biliary decompression and bile reinfusion into gastrointestinal tract in patients with malignant obstructive jaundice.

Material And Methods: 179 medical records of patients with obstructive jaundice were analyzed to identify risk factors of postoperative complications. Prospective research included bile examination in 34 patients with malignant obstructive jaundice.

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The increasing chemicalization of production and life leads to the pollution of water bodies by chemicals, the effect of which on the micro - and macro - organisms is poorly understood. This section of the study in sanitary bacteriology is becoming ever more topical and is an important task of modern hygienic science. One of complicacies of the study of the problem is related with the fact that the presence of only experimental data fails to be sufficient, as the impact of any given chemical substance on different bacteria in the experiment does not mean that under natural conditions, similar results will be obtained.

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Unlabelled: Oral delivery of poorly soluble and permeable drugs represents a significant challenge in drug development. The oral delivery of drugs remains to be the ultimate route of any drugs. However, in many cases, drugs are not absorbed well in the gastrointestinal tract, or they lose their activity.

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Background: A new vaccine, "Multimeric-001" (M-001) has been recently developed, containing conserved, common linear influenza epitopes that activate both cellular and humoral arms of the immune system against a wide variety of influenza A and B strains. Apart from its direct action, M-001 is an attractive candidate for priming immune responses to seasonal influenza vaccine for the elderly population. The current clinical study was designed to assess M-001's standalone and priming action in participants over 65 years old.

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The present article discusses the problem of structural and functional changes in extra-and intracranial arteries in elderly patients with ischemic heart disease (CHD) belonging to different ethnic groups before the upcoming coronary arteriography research and planned operative intervention. We examined 120 elderly patients with ischemic heart disease, including 50 patients of Korean nationality and 70 patients of Slavic ethnicity. Average values of IMT of the right and left CCA patients of South Asian group were significantly lower than those of Slavic ethnicity.

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Different tactical approaches present to optimize surgical treatment of patients with malignant tumors hepatopancreatoduodenal zone. This research based on diagnosis and results of treatment of tumors of this localization, which included 357 analyzed case histories of patients treated in the Chelyabinsk Regional Hospital from 2010 to 2014. During this study was considered the preoperative preparation of patients with malignant obstructive jaundice genesis, and was assessed its impact on the level of postoperative complications and mortality.

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The use of the well-known methods for testing the content of ammonia in the air of a populated area at the average daily maximum allowable concentration (0.04 mg/m3) is associated with the high requirement for chemical reagents and with considerable time. Deionized water proposed to be used as an absorption solution in the sample collector with the final ion chromatographic determination of ammonia is an alternative to solving the problem and enables air ammonia to be determined with a sensitivity of 0.

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Background: Preservation of peritoneal membrane function and residual renal function is important for the optimal care of peritoneal dialysis patients. N-Acetylcysteine may ameliorate oxidative stress, which is thought to be involved in peritoneal membrane dysfunction. In addition, N-acetylcysteine may have a positive effect on renal function in the setting of nephrotoxic contrast media administration.

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Accumulation of cerebral amyloid-beta peptide (Abeta) is essential for developing synaptic and cognitive deficits in Alzheimer's disease. However, the physiological functions of Abeta, as well as the primary mechanisms that initiate early Abeta-mediated synaptic dysfunctions, remain largely unknown. Here we examine the acute effects of endogenously released Abeta peptides on synaptic transfer at single presynaptic terminals and synaptic connections in rodent hippocampal cultures and slices.

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The water concentrations of bromide ions at the level of 0.2 mg/dm3 or higher, which are sufficient for redox reaction of humin compounds under the action of potent oxidizing agents present a potential hazard in the hygienic terms of formation of transformation products, which also agrees with the hygienic standards. The concentration of bromide ions below 0.

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The high concentrations of lead were reveled in the air and dust of some premises and on the filters of a combined air-conditioning extract-and-input system in the high-rise office buildings located in the ecologically lead favorable environment. The dust content of lead in some premises on the first floors dust was as high as 200 mg/kg, which was more than 6 times higher than that in the soil at the highway near the office buildings. The use of new technologies and devices for cleaning and optimizing the air in the premises requires analytical studies to assess the quality of the environment, by taking into account the optimal conditions of their operation.

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The article presents a comparative analysis of chemical substances which are formed in natural waters with different concentrations of humic and fulvic acids under the influence of ozone and chlorine, as a result of electrochemical processing. The authors present thermodynamic evaluation of the probability of the formation of transformation products under the influence of oxidizing reagents and during anode oxidation, and demonstrate the effectiveness of electrochemical purification of natural waters from humic compounds by cathode activated carbon. The scheme of a device to perform this process has been developed.

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We investigated effects of hypotonic treatment of cultured HL-60 cells and human fibroblasts, and of DRB on the quantity of AgNORs revealed following AgNO3 staining. The average number of grains increases after KCl hypotonic treatment. The lower the concentration of KCl in the solution, the higher the number of silver grains revealed in the nucleoli due to their dissociation into substructures.

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Stepwise surgical tactics by using transsternal transepicardial preocclusion of the main bronchus and lung root vessels, opening of the empyema cavity and pneumotomy has been proposed to treat patients with progressive fibrocavernous tuberculosis complicated by pneumothorax and pleural empyema and extended into the thoracic wall. After 1.5-2 months the main stage of the operation, pleuropulmonectomy, is performed.

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Analysis is given of the results of a surgical treatment of 75 patients with cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis that was characterized by the prevalence of pathomorphological features (79%) of the process development. It is shown that signs of chemotherapy inefficiency can be established as early as 4-6 months after the treatment of destructive tuberculosis was begun. The distinguishing features of surgical interventions during this period comprise a small volume of resection, minimal intraoperative blood loss and little time spent on the operation.

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The results of surgical treatment of 550 patients who were subjected to pulmonectomy for tuberculosis (74.7%) and other respiratory diseases (25.3%) were analysed.

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