Publications by authors named "N Sydliaruk"
Objective: The aim: To determine and generalize the indicators of stabilometry in healthy individuals for their further use as a control group in studies of pathologies of the musculoskeletal system.
Patients And Methods: Materials and methods: The study was conducted on a stable platform with biofeedback TYMO (Tyromotion). 30 male and female patients aged 18-25 years participated in the study.
Objective: Introduction: The clinical course of acute respiratory viral infections was not sufficiently studied, specially the state of oxidative homeostasis in children with influenza stomatitis. This fact became the base for our study. The aim: to characterize the state of oxidative-prooxidant system as one of the factors of non-specific resistance of children` organism with influenza stomatitis.
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- The mucous membrane of the oral cavity acts as a primary barrier against infections and is continually exposed to various pathogens, playing a critical role in the oral and digestive tract's microecology.
- The study examined 384 children with acute respiratory viral infections, focusing on the relationship between oral mucosa colonization and the severity of conditions like influenza stomatitis.
- Findings revealed three distinct cytogram types linked to disease severity and indicated a notable decrease in oral cavity stability and functional reserves, highlighting the impact of severe infections on oral health and microbiome composition.