Peculiarities of nutritional support in patients with neoplasms of the hepatopancreatoduodenal zone as a component of intensive therapy in the postoperative period.

Background: A pressing concern involves the efficient and intensive treatment of complications arising from malignant tumors in the hepatopancreatoduodenal region. This matter is closely tied to rectifying energy deficits, addressing insufficient body weight, and restoring proper metabolic processes. This is particularly crucial post-surgery, as the process is hindered by significant hypercatabolism, heightened nutritional requirements, and the presence of intoxication syndrome.

[Study of the impact of experimental curriculum education on the health status of gymnasium students].

The intensified innovative curriculum at new type schools (gymnasia) has no negative impact on pupil's health provided that an educational process is correctly designed and there is sufficient motor activity. Traditional health indices of a children's collective body, such as physical development, morbidity, etc.) are a reliable criterion for the realization of their adaptive capacities under the influence of unfavorable environmental factors.