Publications by authors named "Gheorghe Gindrovel Dumitra"

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  • Paraneoplastic syndromes involve clinical symptoms caused by substances released by cancer cells, with paraneoplastic glomerulopathy specifically relating to kidney issues linked to malignancies, especially solid tumors.
  • The case study presents a 44-year-old male with nephrotic syndrome symptoms such as edema and high protein levels in urine, which led to further investigations for an underlying cancer.
  • Colonoscopy revealed a polyp, and a biopsy confirmed adenocarcinoma, illustrating how nephrotic syndrome can serve as a crucial indicator for early cancer detection.
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As the population ages, promoting healthy aging through targeted interventions becomes increasingly crucial. Growing evidence suggests that dietary interventions can significantly impact this process by modulating fundamental molecular pathways. This review focuses on the potential of targeted dietary strategies in promoting healthy aging and the mechanisms by which specific nutrients and dietary patterns influence key pathways involved in cellular repair, inflammation, and metabolic regulation.

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The nutritional status of children is always a concern for medical professionals. Increasingly, obesogenic factors have created a new global epidemic. Obesity is characterized by persistent inflammation, which can have detrimental effects on the growth and development of children.

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Isolated right ventricle hypoplasia (IRVH) is a disease characterized by an underdeveloped right ventricle. It is a congenital heart disease than can associate heterogeneous structural defects and nonspecific clinical features, which can often present a challenging therapeutic management. In this article, there are presented diagnostic methods and treatment options for right ventricle hypoplasia (RVH) according to clinical features, patients age and associated structural heart defects.

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