[On industrial conditionality of diseases among copper melting enterprise workers].

Health state of workers in hazardous conditions of copper melting enterprise depends on wide spectrum of somatic occupationally conditioned diseases. Economic damage from workers' health disorders due only to cardiovascular diseases can be considerable. To reduce this damage, hygienic measures are necessary to improve work conditions, to preserve occupational fitness of the workers, other measures to diminish controllable factors of vascular risk and to prevent occupationally conditioned cardiovascular diseases.

Influence of Factors Associated With the Deceased-Donor on Kidney Transplant Outcomes.

Objectives: We analyzed different donor characteristics to determine those that significantly affect patient and graft outcomes after kidney transplant.

Materials And Methods: We conducted a retrospective analysis of patients who had received kidney transplants at our institution between 1990 and 2011 from deceased-donors. We tracked these patients until the end of 2014.

[DISSOCIATION OF DISORDERS OF CARBOHYDRATE AND LIPID METABOLISM IN ALUMINUM INDUSTRY WORKERS ACCORDING TO MEDICAL EXAMINATION DATA].

There were analyzed results of a periodical medical examination of 396 aluminum plant workers. There was established the significant dissociation of carbohydrate and lipid metabolism indices in people contacting with elevated concentrations qf inorganic fluorine compounds as compared to control group of patients which were not exposed to the toxic chemicals. This can testify to the risk of early onset of diabetes mellitus type 2 for aluminum industry workers and to the necessity of the implementation of timely measures for this worker category.

[Features of fluor intoxication development in patients with nondifferentiated connective tissue dysplasia and physical therapy methods for these patients].

The article covers results of studies concerning time of fluorosis development in patients with signs of connective tissue dysplasia syndrome (CTDS). if compared with patients without CTDS, and of studies concerning hyperostosis coefficient in accordance with presence or absence of CTDS. Efficiency of physical therapy and balneotherapy for these patients are also reported by the authors.

[Mathematic analysis of risk factors influence on occupational respiratory diseases development].

Analysis covered 1348 case histories of workers exposed to industrial dust in Urals region. The analysis applied mathematical processing of survival theory and correlation analysis. The authors studied influence of various factors: dust concentration, connective tissue dysplasia, smoking habits--on duration for diseases caused by dust to appear.