[The history and prospects of the microperimetry method in diagnosis of pathologies of the macular region and the optic nerve].

The article discusses the historical development stages of diagnostics of the functional state of the retina and the optic nerve using microperimetry in the Russian Federation and other countries, as well as the features and diagnostic prospects of the microperimetry method in identifying fundus pathologies.

[An analysis of the structural-topographic interaction of the localization of demyelination and optic nerve lesions in patients with multiple sclerosis].

Aim: To analyze the interaction between the localization of demyelination plaques and damage to the optic nerve in patients with multiple sclerosis (MS).

Material And Methods: Fifty-five patients (18 men and 37 women) with a confirmed diagnosis of MS were examined based on magnetic resonance imaging of the brain (MRI) and the conclusion of a neurologist. Four topographic zones of localization of the visual paths were identified: the orbital part of the optic nerve, periventricular white matter, areas of the right and left thalamus, and white matter of the occipital lobe of the big hemispheres.

[Capabilities of pharmacological correction with Reamberin the cerebrovascular disorders with ENT diseases of the elderly patients].

Endointoxication's syndrome and manifestations of immune deficiency observed among elderly patients with acute exacerbations of ENT diseases and concomitant cerebrovascular pathology. Reamberin in pathogenetic therapy arrests manifestations of intoxication and optimizes immunobiological homeostasis.

[Gerontological trends of contemporary forms of alcohol dependence. Approaches to full compensation and rehabilitation].

Quality of life has already been investigated in elderly patients with alcohol dependence. Indicators were deteriorated with long-term experience of alcohol and somatic diseases. Practice of Reamberin, Cytoflavin, Cycloferon has improved quality of life and physical status of elderly patients.