Publications by authors named "O P Kashevskaia"

Aim: To evaluate efficacy of use of technological charts (TC) in upgrading management and treatment safety in patients with atrial fibrillation (AF).

Material And Methods: Two groups of AF patients were compared: 196 patients treated before introduction of TC (group 1) and 431 patients managed according to TC technology (group 2).

Results: In group 2 treatment duration reduced from 26.

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Atrial fibrillation (AF) is an independent risk factor for ischemic stroke. In patients with AF, cardioembolias present about 10% of ischemic strokes. Transesophageal echocardiography is an ideal instrument for diagnostics of intracardiac thrombi.

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The influence of the new anti-alcohol drug Inmecarb on the alcohol consumption as well as on activity of the liver cytochrome P-450 system was studied in rats during chronic alcohol intoxication in the free choice situation between water and 15% ethanol solution. It was shown that voluntary alcohol consumption of different duration (10 days to 8 months) does not change the activity of liver cytochrome P-450 system. Inmecarb treatment (40 mg/kg, i.

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Interconnection between predisposition to depressive-like state (DS) in stress situation and heightened addiction to ethanol was studied in nonlinear male white rats. Electrolytic lesion of the septum in animals inclined to the development of DS, led to a change from the passive type of reaction in stress conditions to the active type. The rate of formation of alcoholic motivation in these animals decreased in comparison with sham-operated rats.

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Experiments on random-bred rats were made to study the relationship between the duration of ethanol anesthesia and the time course of alcohol consumption for 8 months. Short-sleeping rats with ethanol anesthesia lasting less than 90 minutes exhibited initially high and steady alcoholic motivation. Meanwhile long-sleeping rats with ethanol anesthesia lasting over 175 minutes demonstrated high level of alcoholic motivation only under stressful conditions.

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