[Intestinal microbiota and chronic heart failure: association and targets of influence of therapy.].

The increasing prevalence of chronic heart failure (CHF) among older people is a global problem. Despite the success of treatment, the mortality rate of these patients remains high, resulting in the need to search for new mechanisms of the development and progression of cardiovascular system pathologies, as well as to develop innovative branches of therapy. Considerable recent interest has been directed towards studying changes in the composition of the intestinal microbiota in people with age, its role in development, as well as potential directions for the prevention of cardiovascular diseases and their complications.

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF SOME HEPATOPROTECTORS IN EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED MAFLD IN ADULT WISTAR RATS.

Metabolic associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD) is one of the most common chronic diseases characterized by increased fat accumulation in the liver and metabolic dysfunction. MAFLD is now taking on the character of a pandemic. In addition to dietary therapy and physical activity, hepatoprotectors are included in the pharmacotherapy of MAFLD.

Bis(µ-Tartrato)Di(μ-Hydroxy) Germanate (IV) Triethanolammonium as a Mononuclear Alkaline Phospholipase A Inhibitor.

It was established that the administration of an aqueous solution of bis(µ-tartrato)di(μ-hydroxy) germanate (IV) triethanolammonium to animals daily for 2 months at a dose of the active substance of 10 mg/kg of the animal's weight leads to inhibition of the total activity of the alkaline phospholipase A of mononuclear cells. The results of the study can be used to correct lipid metabolism in the development of disorders in hyperlipidemia. This makes it possible to expand the scope of use of the studied substance and create new pharmaceuticals based on bis(µ-tartrato)di(μ-hydroxy) germanate (IV) triethanolammonium prevent and inhibit the development of hyperlipidemia.

[Peculiarities of the psychic state and quality of life in patients with duodenal ulcer in the context of chronomedicine].

Most clinicians consider duodenum ulcer as a psychosomatic disease. Objective: To show the interdependence of this condition and mental disorders and their relation to disturbances of melatonin production . Materials and Methods: 15 patients with seasonal DU and 15 healthy subjects of the control group were examined during 3 years using laboratory, endoscopic, and standard psychodiagnostic methods.

[Antibiotic Resistance of Microbial Isolates from Long-Term Healing Wounds Exposed to Light of Various Wave Lengths].

The data on inhibition of the growth of microorganisms of a characteristic spectrum and antibiotic resistance isolated from long-term healing wounds by light of various wave ranges are presented. The growing cultures on blood agar were exposed to polarized light, red and infrared, ultraviolet of medium- and short-wave continuous modes accustomed in physiotherapy of wounds.The effect of light in some way induced inhibition of the growth, but complete recovery was stated only after the use of ultraviolet light when confirmed quantitatively in terms of the CFU.