Comparative analysis of the methods of anesthetic maintenance in patients with diabetes with the syndrome of diabetic foot requiring operative intervention.

Objective: Introduction: In the present article we draw a comparison between such types of regional anesthesia (RA) as unilateral spinal anesthesia (USA), traditional spinal anesthesia (SA) and block anesthesia of peripheral nerve trunk (block anesthesia of sciatic nerve (BASN) on the side of operative intervention) during surgical treatment of patients with the syndrome of diabetic foot. The aim of the article is to compare effectiveness, reliability and safety of such methods of RA as unilateral and traditional spinal anesthesia, as well as block anesthesia of sciatic nerve on the side of operative intervention.

Patients And Methods: Materials and methods: 96 patients with the syndrome of diabetic foot, who received treatment in the department of purulent surgery, were examined.

A survey of the weevils of Ukraine (Coleoptera: Curculionoidea).

The fauna of weevils Curculionoidea of Ukraine numbers 1453 species equivalent to 25.3% of European fauna. They belong to 10 families and 364 genera.

[On the mechanism of action of cryomassage of the abdominal wall in the patients presenting with gastroduodenal pathology].

The mechanism of action of cryomassage of the abdominal wall in the patients presenting with gastroduodenal pathology is considered. The authors suppose that the positive effect of cryotherapy is underlain by normalization of microcirculation in the digestive organs and the resulting improvement of energy and plastic support of intracellular processes, e.g.

[Nutrition and metabolic syndrome from the positions of a gastroenterologist and a physiotherapist].

Nutrition plays an important role in metabolic processes in the body. Studying the various parties of metabolic processes in the body in a number of diseases, considered in the framework of the metabolic syndrome, points to the systemic nature of the pathogenic mechanisms, including in addition to food factor sociology-economic, genetic, medical, pathology of the digestive system, etc., leading to a breach of the cell, receptor, enzyme interactions.

[The application of physiotherapy for the treatment of irritated bowel syndrome].

Irritated bowel syndrome (IBS) is a leading pathology among the so-called functional diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. The development of methods for their treatment including physiotherapeutic modalities is based on the knowledge of peculiarities of the clinical features of various forms of IBS characterized by a combination of various etiological factor, such as social conditions, pathogenetic mechanisms, and individual characteristics of the patients. Insufficient effectiveness of the medicamental treatment of irritated bowel syndrome due to poor knowledge of its nature and pathogenetic mechanisms require the application of a variety of physiotherapeutic methods and physical factors including interference currents, cryotherapy, sinusoidal modulated currents, running pulsed magnetic field, balneo- and peloidotherapy, etc.