Publications by authors named "T V Skliar"

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  • The study investigated the maternal, obstetrical, and neonatal outcomes of pregnancies with major fetal anomalies over a 10-year period at a university hospital, comparing these outcomes to a control group with normal pregnancies.
  • Findings revealed that pregnancies with fetal anomalies had significantly lower median gestational ages, higher preterm delivery rates, increased rates of placental abruption, and elevated occurrences of cesarean sections and postpartum hemorrhages.
  • The results suggest that pregnancies complicated by major fetal anomalies pose a higher risk for both mothers and newborns, highlighting the need for careful management and monitoring of these high-risk pregnancies.
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Among 62 clinical strains of enterobacteria, isolated from intestinal tract, representatives of genus Escherichia made--67.4%, Klebsiella--4.84%, Citrobacter--4.

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The conducted microbiological examination of 362 women of reproductive age has shown the availability of vulvovaginal candidiasis in 282 of them. The following representatives of the genus Candida were isolated from the urogenital tract of women: C. albicans (53%), C.

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A microbial landscape of the urogenital tract in 798 women of reproductive age with various inflammatory diseases of urogenital organs has been investigated. It was fixed, that in 57% of cases the microflora of genitalias of the examined women was presented by associations of aerobic and anaerobic agents. The following associations were distinguished: staphylococci-Bacteroides fragilis (34%), enterobacteria-Bacteroides melaninogenicus (24%), enterobacteria-Anaerobe cocci (15%), staphylococci-B.

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Availability of two major sources of convertible energy in gonococci--the intracellular pool of ATP and electrochemical potential of hydrogen ions--has been established. ATP synthesis occurs when inducing membrane potential by creation of K+ gradient with presence of valinomycin and when inducing the proton gradient. Transmembrane difference of electric potentials has been determined which changes within 103-145 mV under the increase of pH from 5.

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