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V Z Sviridiuk

Publications and source records attributed to V Z Sviridiuk.

8 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1993

[The characteristics of the course of digestive organ diseases in patients who are long-term residents in a radionuclide-contaminated area].

Clinical course of digestive tract diseases was studied in 100 subjects residing for 6 years at radionuclides-contaminated territory of Ovrych District (Zhitomir Province). This kind of pathology when constantly influenced by low-dose radiation acquires unnoticeable beginning, uncommon manifestation, torpidity and is often associated with neuropsychic disorders in form of asthenic, astheno-hypochondriacal and astheno-depressive syndromes. Rate of neuropsychic symptoms depends neither on organic diseases of digestive tracts nor on amount of radionuclides accumulated in the body but correlates well with duration of residence at the contaminated territory.

Accidents, Occupational↗
PubMed1990

[Mycetoma].

Mycetoma is a variety of deep mycoses. The endemic centres are situated in the countries with tropic or subtropic climate. In diagnosis, the important place belongs to microbiological, histological and roentgenological investigations. Surgical treatment supposes the radical removal of a pathological focus in aiming at preservation of the weight-bearing surface of an extremity. In intact skin, the subcutaneous incision of the mycous infiltrate is performed. The extensive soft tissue defects, especially at the region of joints, require primary or secondary autodermoplasty. The medicamentous treatment of fungal mycetomas is ineffective. The positive effect of Ketocanazole (Nizoral) before the operation was noted.

Adult↗
PubMed1989

[The use of antibiotics in outpatient practice].

The authors describe the tactics of using antibiotics in out-patient conditions. In acute bacterial infection the most adapted to the pathogen and infections focus antibiotic is used. The problem of indication to antibiotic therapy is discussed. Of importance is avoidance of the development of resistant strains. Monotherapy with antibiotics of selective narrow spectrum is advocated. The local use of antibiotics is to be avoided.

Ambulatory Care↗