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The published research results indicate a wide spectrum of antimicrobial action of Fluimucil-Antibiotic, its ability to destroy biofilms and prevent their formation, good pharmacokinetics, safety, which makes it possible to consider it as a potential treatment option for acute sinusitis in everyday practice.Research objective identification of the peculiarities of indicators of audiological examination, registration of somatosensory induced potentials (SSSP), level of constant potential (LCP) and neuropsychological testing in persons of flight composition (LLS) of civil aviation exposed to intra-cabin noise, depending on the degree of expression of professional neurosensory noise (ONIHL).
Thresholds of acoustical sensitivity, levels of perception of shepotny, informal conversation, UPP, characteristic of SSVP, neuropsychological features at 45 patients with easy degree of PNST (LONIHL) and at 50 - with moderate degree of ONIHL (UONIHL) are studied.
LCP in the left frontal (Fs), central dark (Pz) leads increased in persons with ONIHL, and the inter-peak interval of the N13-N20 characterizing the central conduct time increased. The FAB, unlike the LONIHL, is characterized by deterioration of cognitive activity in the form of easily pronounced decrease of visual memory functions, expressive speech, FAB scale value indicating priority dysfunction of frontal, dark-occipital lobes, subcortical cerebral structures.
Neurofunctional markers in UONIHL are the reduction of the indicators of the interfamily relations on the frontal department, conceptual thinking, visual image memory, expressive speech, MMSE and FAB tests, the increase of LCP in the left temporal, central dark, occipital right central N13-N20, inter-peak N25.
Neurofunctional markers in UONIHL are the reduction of the indicators of the interfamily relations on the frontal department, conceptual thinking, visual image memory, expressive speech, MMSE and FAB tests, the increase of LCP in the left temporal, central dark, occipital right central N13-N20, inter-peak N25.To determine the electrode impedance dynamics changes in the postoperative period after cochlear implantation as well as the time of their stabilization.
75 patients with a bilateral sensorineural deafness aged from 1 to 4 years (average age - 1.5 years) were included in the study. 50 patients were implanted with Nucleus cochlear implants (Cochlear - Australia) and other 25 patients - with Advanced Bionics implants (Switzerland).
The impedance dynamics analysis in two groups of patients implanted with «Cochlear» and «Advanced Bionics» cochlear implants demonstrated that statistically significant decrease in impedance (
<0.05) was observed after the beginning of electrical stimulation and the reduction of postoperative inflammatory process in the inner ear. The stabilization of the impedance levels in both groups of patients was obtained in 3-6 months after the switch-on of speech processor.
The impedance dynamics analysis in two groups of patients implanted with «Cochlear» and «Advanced Bionics» cochlear implants demonstrated that statistically significant decrease in impedance (p less then 0.05) was observed after the beginning of electrical stimulation and the reduction of postoperative inflammatory process in the inner ear. The stabilization of the impedance levels in both groups of patients was obtained in 3-6 months after the switch-on of speech processor.The article provides a brief overview of the epidemiology of facial nerve neuromas (FNN, schwannomas), its clinical signs, methods of diagnostic and treatment and indications for their use. A rare clinical case of diagnostics, surgical treatment of FNN with intracranial spread and its results are described in detail. #link# The presented case demonstrates a possible low-symptom course of FNN with intracranial spread. The use of a combined surgical approach (translabyrinthine and extradural subtemporal) in conjunction with neurosurgeons makes it possible to remove FNN with intracranial spread with simultaneous intratemporal neuroplasty of the nerve trunk from the tympanic part of the canal to the bottom of the internal auditory canal with a fragment of the sural nerve with an improvement in the function of the affected nerve.Studies of the recent years are devoted to using the auditory steady-state responses (ASSR) as an evaluation method of amplification outcomes. In this case stimulation is performed in the sound field via loudspeaker with a hearing aid (HA) in patient's ear.
Luminespib of ASSR in free field, which provide maximum correlation with behavioral thresholds.
26 subjects were included in the study 10 with normal hearing (4 adults and 6 children) and 16 children (1-16 years old) with sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL). Aided and unaided ASSR thresholds were compared with corresponding behavioral thresholds (BT). All recordings were conducted in free sound field. We used mono-frequency stimulation method at 500-4000 Hz career frequencies. link2 Modulation frequency was set as 40 Hz. Types of stimuli modulation AM/FM modulation, exponential modulation (AM
), three carrier frequencies and modulated Chirp-tone (Chirp).
In normal hearing subjects the difference between ASSR and BT varied f9 dB and 7±3 dB respectively). In aided condition maximum difference was detected at 500 Hz (10.2±3.8 dB), minimum - at 1 and 2 kHz (7.8±2.8 and 7.3±3.1 dB respectively). We got significantly less difference between ASSR and BT in all test conditions using following types of stimuli at 500 Hz and 1000 Hz - AM2 (p less then 0.01); at 2 and 4 kHz - Chirp (p less then 0.05 and p less then 0.01 respectively). Thereby, free field ASSR might be used as an objective method of evaluation the amplification outcomes in children with SNHL.
The aim of the study is to compare clinical symptoms and treatment of posttraumatic benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), BPPV associated with middle and inner ear diseases and idiopathic BPPV (iBPPV).
640 patients with BPPV of various canals were enrolled in the study. 455 (71.1%) patients had iBPPV, 185 (28.9%) had secondary BPPV. Among patients with secondary BPPV in 16 (2.5%) patients it was associated with Meniere's disease (MD), in 34 (5.3%) patients - with sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSHL), in 14 (2.2%) patients - with vestibular neuritis (VN), in 19 (2.9%) patients - with acute and chronic otitis media (OM) and in 75 (11.7%) patients - with chronic sensorineural hearing loss (CSHL). Posttraumatic BPPV was observed in 27 (4.2%) patients. All patients were treated with repositioning maneuvers and observed for recurrences the following 3 years.
IBPPV is the most frequent type in population and has the most favorable prognosis. Combined involvement of posterior and horizontal canals is MD has higher recurrence rate (p=0.04). The clinical course of BPPV associated with CSHL and posttraumatic BPPV is most similar to iBPPV.COVID-19 is a new pandemic caused by a novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2. COVID-19 has spread throughout China and received worldwide attention. On 11 February 2020, World Health Organization (WHO) officially declared COVID-19. The clinical symptoms of COVID-19 patients may vary, more often include symptoms affected by upper and lower respiratory tract damage. In ENT practice it is used to mention rhinitis, sore throat, anosmia/hyposmia. The effect of COVID-19 is an interesting issue in audiology. There were 78 patients who were confirmed positive for COVID-19 PCR-positive cases and 30 normal non-infected subjects in our study. The patients were divided into two groups according to severity their clinical symptoms from asymptomatic COVID-19 PCR-positive cases to severe form. All patients underwent audiological evaluation included tympanometry, acoustic threshold and transient evoked otoacoustic emission (TEOAE). Although hearing sensitivity was normal among some participants, it was statistically proved that TEOAEs could pick up subtle deterioration in the outer hair cells functions and impact on the cochlear.Doxorubicin is a commonly used anthracycline chemotherapeutic drug. Its application for treatment has been impeded by its cardiotoxicity as it is detrimental and fatal. DNA damage, cardiac inflammation, oxidative stress and cell death are the critical links in DOX-induced myocardial injury. Previous studies found that TLR9-related signalling pathways are associated with the inflammatory response of cardiac myocytes, mitochondrial dysfunction and cardiomyocyte death, but it remains unclear whether TLR9 could influence DOX-induced heart injury. Our current data imply that DOX-induced cardiotoxicity is ameliorated by TLR9 deficiency both in vivo and in vitro, manifested as improved cardiac function and reduced cardiomyocyte apoptosis and oxidative stress. Furthermore, the deletion of TLR9 rescued DOX-induced abnormal autophagy flux in vivo and in vitro. However, the inhibition of autophagy by 3-MA abolished the protective effects of TLR9 deletion on DOX-induced cardiotoxicity. Moreover, TLR9 ablation suppressed the activation of p38 MAPK during DOX administration and may promote autophagy via the TLR9-p38 MAPK signalling pathway. Our study suggests that the deletion of TLR9 exhibits a protective effect on doxorubicin-induced cardiotoxicity by enhancing p38-dependent autophagy. This finding could be used as a basis for the development of a prospective therapy against DOX-induced cardiotoxicity.Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common joint disease in the middle and old age group with obvious cartilage damage, and the regeneration of cartilage is the key to alleviating or treating OA. In stem cell therapy, bone marrow stem cell (BMSC) has been confirmed to have cartilage regeneration ability. However, the role of stem cells in promoting articular cartilage regeneration is severely limited by their low homing rate. Stromal cell-derived factor-1α (SDF-1α) plays a vital role in MSC migration and involves activation, mobilization, homing and retention. link3 So, we aim to develop SDF-1α-loaded microbubbles MB(SDF-1α), and to verify the migration of BMSCs with the effect of ultrasound combined with MB(SDF-1α) in vitro and in vivo. The characteristics of microbubbles and the content of SDF-1α were examined in vitro. To evaluate the effect of ultrasound combined with chemotactic microbubbles on stem cell migration, BMSCs were injected locally and intravenously into the knee joint of the OA model, and the markers of BMSCs in the cartilage were detected. We successfully prepared MB(SDF-1α) through covalent bonding with impressive SDF-1α loading efficacy loading content. In vitro study, ultrasound combined with MB(SDF-1α) group can promote more stem cell migration with highest migrating cell counts, good cell viability and highest CXCR4 expression. In vivo experiment, more BMSCs surface markers presented in the ultrasound combined with MB(SDF-1α) group with or without exogenous BMSCs administration. Hence, ultrasound combined with MB(SDF-1α) could promote the homing of BMSCs to cartilage and provide a novel promising therapeutic approach for OA.The electrochemical reduction of several α,β -epoxyketones was studied using cyclic (linear sweep) voltammetry, convolution voltammetry, and homogeneous redox catalysis. The results were reconciled to pertinent theories of electron transfer. α,β -Epoxyketones undergo dissociative electron-transfer reactions with C-O bond cleavage, via both stepwise and concerted mechanisms, depending on their structure. For aliphatic ketones, the preferred mechanism of reduction is consistent with the "sticky" concerted model for dissociative electron transfer. Bond cleavage occurs simultaneously with electron transfer, and there is a residual, electrostatic interaction in the ring-opened (distonic) radical anion. In contrast, for aromatic ketones, because the ring-closed radical anions are resonance-stabilized and exist at energy minima, a stepwise mechanism operates (electron transfer and bond cleavage occur in discrete steps). The rate constants for ring opening are on the order of 108 s-1 , and not significantly affected by substituents on the 3-membered ring (consistent with C-O bond cleavage).