PREVENTION OF VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLIC COMPLICATIONS IN REPLACEMENT ARTHROPLASTY PERFORMANCE IN PATIENTS WITH ASSOCIATED CHRONIC DISEASES OF LOWER EXTREMITIES VEINS.

A number of patients with problems of major joints increases every year. These patients need the replacement arthroplasty. The rate of thrombotic complications rises in given category of patients simultaneously with the increase of the number of performed operations.

[Experience in using Аntistax® in patients with lower limb chronic venous insufficiency and accompanying arterial hypertension].

The main pathogenetic causes of the development of lower limb chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) are associated with hypertension in the inferior vena cava, venous stasis, and ischaemia of the vascular wall. Alterations in microcirculation responsible for the metabolic and trophic processes of the venous wall appear on the background of change in the macrocirculatory bed. A considerable role of the venous endothelial dysfunction was noted.

[Application of dermal fibroblasts in complex treatment of patients with trophic ulcers of venous etiology].

The authors have analyzed the results of an experimental-clinical investigation devoted to studying the efficiency of local treatment of trophic ulcers at the stage of healing using transplantation of dermal allogenic fibroblasts. The method was proved to accelerate epithelization and to shorten the time of preparing to operations for correction of the venous blood flow.

Rapidly decorrelating velocity-field model as a tool for solving one-point Fokker-Planck equations for probability density functions of turbulent reactive scalars.

Light is shed upon Eulerian Monte Carlo methods and their application to the simulation of turbulent reactive flows. A rapid decorrelating velocity-field model is used to derive stochastic partial differential equations (SPDE's) stochastically equivalent to the modeled one-point joint probability density function of turbulent reactive scalars. Those SPDE's are shown to be hyperbolic, advection-reaction equations.