[Acute non-calculous cholecystitis in a young aged patient with COVID-19: A case report].

To date, it is known that COVID-19 can lead to damage to various organs and systems, despite the statistical prevalence of respiratory manifestations of the disease. In some cases, in order to treat complications of coronavirus infection, a multidisciplinary approach may be required, including on an urgent basis. The article presents a clinical case of acute non-calculous cholecystitis in a 41-year-old patient with COVID-19.

[Oral health as a factor of primary prevention of postinfectious complications].

Objective: The purpose of the study is to substantiate the need and importance of early diagnosis and treatment of oral lesions in infectious diseases (ID) by dentists.

Material And Methods: A retrospective analysis of the provision of dental care in multi-specialty hospitals to 780 patients with infectious pathology: herpetic infections (HI) - 320 people (41.03%); ARVI - 160 people (20.

[Postmortem forensic medical diagnostics of fulminant sepsis caused by Gram-negative bacterium (Capnocitophaga canimorsus) following a dog bite].

This article provides the example of postmortem forensic medical diagnostics of fulminant sepsis caused by Gram-negative bacterium (Capnocitophaga canimorsus) following a dog bite. In order to identify the etiological factor of fulminant sepsis, the expert carried out the study of the autopsy materials with the use of polymerase chain reaction (PCR). This method has only recently been introduced into postmortem diagnostics of fulminant sepsis in this country; it has no analogs abroad and can be employed for the purpose of forensic medical expertise and pathological anatomic studies.

[Syphilis in a patient with the primary diagnosis of infectious mononucleosis, cytomegalovirus and herpes infection].

The paper reports a case of fresh secondary syphilis affecting oral cavity and lips in a 25 year old woman. The primary diagnosis of infectious mononucleosis, cytomegalovirus and herpes infection proved erroneous. Retrospective differential diagnostics of infectious mononucleosis, cytomegalovirus and herpes infection from fresh secondary syphilis was performed This case suggests the absence of vigilance with respect to venereal diseases in the medical personnel.

[The state of oral cavity in patients with hepatitis A].

The aim of the study was to estimate oral cavity condition in 42 patients aged 25-58 years with hepatitis A. Forty patients without hepatic pathology served as controls. Hepatitis A is known to be associated with inflammation of oral mucosa with stomatitis occurring in 78.