Clinical and pathomorphological outcomes of coronary syndrome X in 40 patients with intact subepicardial coronary arteries are analysed based on the results of 15 year-long monitoring. Primary examination revealed microvascular lesions in the coronary vessels in the form of idiopathic microangiopathy and plastic cardiomyocyte insufficiency confirmed by endomyocardial biopsy studies. The commonest undesirable outcomes after 15 years were myocardial infarction (7.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAim: To examine clinical efficacy of combined therapy with reaferon and iodantipirin in patients with chronic hepatitis B and C of moderate activity.
Material And Methods: 100 patients with confirmed diagnosis of chronic viral hepatitis (CVH) at the stage of replication. All the patients have undergone puncture biopsy of the liver with estimation of index of histological activity Knodell and index of fibrosis Desmeth.
A hundred and one patients with chronic viral hepatitis (CVH) in the phase of replication were examined. Group 1 comprised 53 patients with CVH in combination with chronic opisthorchiasis. Group 2 (a comparison group) included 48 patients with CVH without opisthorchiasis.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe treatment was given to 100 patients with chronic virus hepatitis of moderate activity and chronicity stage I. Of them, 50 patients received reaferon (3 IU 3 times a week) in combination with antiviral and immunomodulating drug iodantipirin (100 mg/d) given on the days of reaferon injections for 6 months. The other 50 patients received reaferon alone in the same doses and duration of the treatment course.
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