Publications by authors named "V P Orlovskii"

The aim of the article was to study vitamin D level, carbohydrate metabolism and insulin resistance in 135 patients with ischemic heart disease, stable angina FC II-III. The investigation detected hypovitaminosis D among 91.9 % of patients.

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  • A study in Novosibirsk involving 2,000 residents examined the prevalence, genotypes, and risk factors for hepatitis C (HCV), finding anti-HCV IgG rates from 4.6% in medical staff to 48% in drug clinic patients.
  • The HCV RNA detection rate was high (79.3% to 86.3%) with genotypic analysis revealing 50.3% of cases as genotype 1b, and showing that drug use significantly increased HCV risk.
  • Among various groups, risks were notably higher for unemployed individuals, alcohol abusers, and those with multiple sexual partners, with genotype 3 more strongly associated with intravenous drug use, especially among younger people
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Fluorinated hydroxyapatite is known to be less soluble by body fluids, resulting in enhanced resistance to biodegradation in vivo conditions, as compared to the pure hydroxyapatite ceramics. The present work was aimed at the investigation of the effect of minor additions of ultrafine fluorapatite (up to 10 wt%) on the sintering behavior and mechanical properties of hydroxyapatite ceramics. In vitro testing for the osteoblast-like cells viability and proliferation was performed with the samples of varying fluorapatite content.

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Aim: To test IL-6 and IL-2 serum concentrations as indirect prognostic indicators in tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) course.

Material And Methods: 13 TBE patients' sera were examined for IL-2 and IL-6.

Results: IL-6 was not detected in patients with TBE fever but was detected in meningoencephalytic TBE.

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A comparative evaluation was done of frequency and severity of upper gastrointestinal mucosal lesions in patients taking nonsteroid antiinflammatory drugs (NSAID) and glucocorticosteroids (GCS). A total of 65 rheumatic patients examined endoscopically entered the study. The patients were divided into three groups.

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