Publications by authors named "V A Romanenko"
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- Functional neurological disorder (FND) is a significant cause of neurological disability in Europe, but it receives inadequate attention in medical training compared to conditions like multiple sclerosis (MS).
- A survey of 25 countries revealed that FND is often not included in mandatory neurology training and has limited representation in examinations and specialized services.
- There is a notable disparity in access to care and disability benefits for FND patients, highlighting the need for improvements in education, healthcare policies, and patient advocacy.
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- * A committee of headache experts identified clinical questions and reviewed twenty-one national and international guidelines to develop these recommendations.
- * The guidelines outline seventeen questions related to acute migraine treatment, aiming to enhance treatment quality globally, especially in areas with limited medication access.
Post-Vaccination and Post-Infection Immunity to the Hepatitis B Virus and Circulation of Immune-Escape Variants in the Russian Federation 20 Years after the Start of Mass Vaccination.
Fedor A Asadi Mobarkhan Victor A Manuylov Anastasia A Karlsen Vera S Kichatova Ilya A Potemkin Victor V Romanenko
Vaccines (Basel)
February 2023
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- Russia initiated a neonatal vaccination against Hepatitis B (HBV) 20 years ago, followed by catch-up immunizations for those under 60 starting in 2006, and this study evaluates the immunity and infection rates across different regions.
- Testing of 36,149 volunteers revealed a low HBsAg detection rate of 0.8%, with 2.4% in the Republic of Dagestan, while vaccinated individuals showed less than 0.3% HBsAg detection but a 7.4% rate of ongoing HBV circulation among those under 20 years.
- Despite a stable prevalence of immune-escape HBsAg variants (around 25%), the wild-type HBV population significantly decreased in size
Short review of plutonium applications for the sediment transport studies.
J Environ Radioact
February 2023
The transport of sediments in surface waters is a natural process involving the relocation of the sediments themselves and the nutrients, pollutants and radionuclides associated with them. Plutonium isotopes have proven to be a useful tool for studying this process over several decades. In this article, we review the characteristics of the behaviour of plutonium in the water column and the main directions of its use to study the transport of sediments at different scales.
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