Petrova U. Pathogenetic substantition of antioxidant and vegitotropic therapy of children with erosive-ulcer lesions of the gastroduodenal area.

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0412U004185

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  • 14.01.10 - Педіатрія

29-08-2012

Specialized Academic Board

К 76.600.02

Essay

Object - destructive diseases of a stomach and duodenal gut; the purpose - to raise efficiency of treatment of erosive-ulcer defeats of the gastroduodenal area at children; methods - immunofluorescent, biochemical, morphological, mathematical; results - complex studying morphological, biochemical and gystochymical parameters, interrelations between them which have prime value in mechanisms of progressing of erosive-ulcer diseases is lead, research of diagnostic opportunities of daily monitoring of variability of a rhythm of heart at children of patients is applied by erosive-ulcer lesions of the gastroduodenal area lesions of the gastroduodenal area, the new data which specify essential kliniko-pathogenetic value of vegetative changes in course of a pathology are received, phasal nature of course of erosive-ulcer lesions of the gastroduodenal area diseases is established

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