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A I Babenko

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[The role of anesthesiologists in the intensification of the activities of the surgical department].

The authors have widened the volume of clinical, biochemical and functional examinations of patients and introduced the examination by the anesthesiologist and other specialists under ambulatory conditions. The patients having concomitant diseases were given the necessary treatment at the prehospital stage. Most of the patients were operated upon in the day of their admission. The patients who needed preoperative preparation were operated in the nearest days (after performing intensive therapy). These measures allowed to shorten the average stay of the patients at the hospital from 16.1 to 10.3 days, and annually 600 patients were admitted additionally to the hospital at the department with 75 beds without an increase of the number of places.

Ambulatory Care↗

[A sociological evaluation of medical care measures in craniocerebral trauma].

According to a questionnaire of 830 patients and 153 neurologists, both a timely asking for medical care and a timely treatment at specialized neurology hospitals are the key factor that cuts the rate of complications in craniocerebral trauma. Finally, a differential approach to treatment schemes with due respect to a trauma severity, availability of rehabilitation centers and application of new medical technologies, e.g. cranio-sacral therapy, are equally important.

Craniocerebral Trauma↗

[The "Healthy City" program: concept, strategy, methods of shaping and criteria].

The "Healthy City"program, its development methodology, main stages and criteria are described. The method was tested within the development of a strategy for the city of Novosibirsk for a period of up to 2020, which comprises elements of city survival systems targeted at improving the life quality, its expectancy and healthy young generations.

Adolescent↗

[Age-specific and gender characteristics of patterns of development of malignant malformations in Tomskaya oblast].

Malignant malformations morbidity in population of Tomskaya oblast in 1980-2003 is examined. The structure of various localizations of oncological pathology depending on age-specific and gender aspects is presented. Nature of cancer diseases in compliance with genetic, ontogenetic, accumulative and ecologic patterns is discussed. Mean and peak life span, rate of dying out of oncological patients with various localizations of cancer process is established. It is demonstrated that in Tomskaya oblast over studied period on average mean life span came to 5.42 years and peak life span came to 10.8 +/- 0.2 years with annual rate of dying out of patients 9.249%. Study results consider as foundation for in-depth investigation of the role of risk factors in development of oncological pathology, life quality and life span of cancer patients, enhancement of management of medical preventive and curative diagnostic care to patients of this particular profile.

Age Distribution↗

[Staged social hygienic evaluation of malignant neoplasm morbidity among region population].

Model of integrated social hygienic evaluation of malignant neoplasm morbidity among population is discussed. The model includes such technologic components as overall medical demographic, economic geographic and sanitary hygienic characteristics of region. Comparative analysis of prevalence of oncological pathology depending on both age- and gender-specific and localization characteristics considering demographic characteristics of territories is included. Medical statistical modeling of development of malignant neoplasm (including genetic, ontogenetic, accumulative and ecological models), risk factors analysis and forecasting of trends in development of oncological pathology are applied. Every evaluation stage is defined, including systematic approaches and set of indicators.

Adolescent↗

[Development of healthy life-style in growing-up generation].

Pediatricians survey revealed that first and foremost role in development of healthy life-style in growing-up generation belongs to parents and family on the whole. In this process, medical personnel, educational process in schools and mass media also have particular significance. Various issues of development of healthy life-style in school-children and their impact on parents, teachers, elderly children and mass media are discussed. Conclusion is made that enhancement of preventive activities is needed and it should be put into practice via family physicians.

Adolescent↗

[Demographic situation in regions of Siberia].

Presents a comparative medico-demographic analysis of the population number and structure, reproduction, mortality, and mean life span at some territories of West and East Siberia in 1990-1995 and predicts these values for up to the year 2005. Main problems of demographic development of Siberian territories are outlined; these processes are to be balanced with the socioeconomic and ecological status of regions. Priority measures are proposed, including development of special programs on reproduction, health promotion, organization of medico-demographic monitoring, etc.

Demography↗