Publications by authors named "E V Telina"

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  • Postcoital cystitis, a condition causing painful urination linked to sexual activity, negatively impacts patients' emotional wellbeing and overall quality of life, with reduced interest in surgical interventions due to better antibacterial treatments and hygiene practices.
  • A study involving 56 menopausal women examined the efficacy of Superlymph suppositories, assessing their impact on postcoital cystitis symptoms through questionnaires and urine tests, while maintaining normal sexual activity.
  • Results indicated that the first cystitis episode typically occurred around age 33, with a significant portion of women experiencing symptoms related to sexual activity, highlighting the need for effective management strategies in this population.
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Introduction: Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are among the most common bacterial infections. At the request "cystitis", there are 12,067 publications in the RSCI system (e.library) as of 10/08/2023 and 16,332 articles were screened in the Pubmed.

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  • The COVID-19 pandemic significantly affected urological departments across various hospitals, leading to alterations in patient visits and surgical procedures during 2019-2020.
  • At the TB Research Institute, the department was converted to an observational unit, while other community hospitals saw varying degrees of restrictions affecting patient demographics, notably an increase in bladder cancer and ureteral stones.
  • Despite challenges, some facilities, like Avicenna Medical Center, successfully enhanced surgical procedures by implementing strict anti-epidemic measures and patient management strategies.
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Experiments on frog neuromuscular synapses using extracellular microelectrode recording of endplate currents (EPC) and nerve ending (NE) responses were performed to study the mechanisms of facilitation of quantum secretion of acetylcholine on replacement of extracellular Ca ions with Sr ions. Solutions with a Ca ion concentration of 0.5 mM (calcium solutions) or a Sr ion concentration of 1 mM (strontium solutions) were used; the basal levels of neurotransmitter secretion (in conditions of low-frequency stimulation) were essentially identical.

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Mechanisms of neurotransmitter release facilitation were studied using electrophysiological recording of end-plate currents (EPC) and nerve ending (NE) responses after substitution of extracellular Ca ions with Sr ions at the frog neuromuscular junction. The solutions with 0.5 mM concentration of Ca ions (calcium solution) or 1 mM concentration of Sr ions (strontium solution) were used where baseline neurotransmitter release (at low-frequency stimulation) is equal.

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