Vol 18, No 3 (2013)

Articles

CHRONIC VIRAL HEPATITIDES: PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE

Nechaev V.V., Mukomolov S.L., Nazarov V.Y., Pozhidaeva L.N., Chakhar'yan V.V.

Abstract

The epidemiological analysis of the recorded incidence of chronic forms of viral hepatitis (H) in Leningrad - St. Petersburg performed for 39 years, revealed the presence of a peculiar periodicity of the epidemic process, etiopathogenetic relationship between the incidence of acute and chronic forms of HB and HC in the megacity. The epidemic process of viral hepatitides, presented with chronic forms in dynamics, has undergone significant alterations, consisting in the change of the leading age groups in the formation of disease morbidity. In the first and second periods of observation (1962-1994) in the epidemic process mainly adults and children were involved. Under the influence of socio-economic conditions and changes in the moral and ethical foundations of society in the third period in the formation of chronic liver pathology the equity participation of adolescents, young adults increased, and the proportion of children and older groups of adults decreased. Increasing the percentage offemales in the structure of incidence of chronic viral hepatitis is an unfavorable sign. Gender and age-related changes in disease morbidity contributed to the decline in mortality from chronic viral hepatitides.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2013;18(3):4-9
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EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND EPIZOOTOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF FOCI WITH GROUP MORBIDITY OF FEVER WITH RENAL SYNDROME IN PRIMORSKY KRAI

Slonova R.A., Kushnareva T.V., Iunikhina O.V., Maksema I.G., Kompanets G.G., Kushnarev E.L., Borzov V.P.

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There are presented data on group cases of hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS) in the foci of distribution of mouselike rodents - the carriers of pathogenic genotypes of hantaviruses. A relationship between HFRS incidence and the period of acute manifestations of infection in rodents has been revealed. According to detection by RT-PCR specific RNA on substrates of environment there were designated the possible factors of transmission of the agent.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2013;18(3):10-13
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CLINICAL AND VIROLOGICAL EVALUATION OF THE DRUG "STIMFORTE" IN ACUTE HEPATITIS B

Pogorelskaya L.V., Khlopova I.N., Grigoryan S.S., Tryakina I.P., Rik N.A., Mal'dov D.G.

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Gamalei Str., Moscow, Russia, 123098; 4Closed 4Joint-Stock Company “SKY LTD”, 113/1, Leninsky avenue, Moscow, Russian Federation, 117108 Hepatitis B is a serious problem for global health. The incidence of acute hepatitis B in the Russian Federation in recent years was 2.2 per 100 000 people. In 5% of cases the infection can acquire chronic course, leading to the development of cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma. Recently, there is increased interest in drugs of plant and animal origin which have immunomodulatory and antiviral activity. "Stimforte" is one out of such drugs. The aim of this work was to determine the as clinical and immunologic as virologic efficacy of the injectable form of the drug. The study included 30 patients and 22 subjects from the control group. Evaluation of treatment efficacy was performed on the results of clinical and laboratory examination and was determined in the terms of reverse development of acute viral hepatitis, dynamics and rate of downword in activity of biochemical parameters (ALT, AST, alkaline phosphatase), elimination of markers of acute hepatitis from the blood, the frequency of formation of chronic hepatitis. The investigation of immune and interferon status was performed. At the same time the possible occurrences of adverse reactions were taken into account. At the end of the study the use of "Stimforte " was shown to have a positive effect on the regression of clinical symptoms of the disease, by reducing their duration by 2-8 days, contributed to a more rapid normalization of indices of cytolysis (ALT, AST). Drug "Stimforte" has immunomodulatory effect, stimulated antiviral immune response to acute HBV-infection. Within 6 months of following up patients no chronic cases were observed. The drug was well tolerated by all patients with no incidence of adverse reactions.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2013;18(3):14-18
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CURRENT CLINICAL, LABORATORY AND GENDER FEATURES OF ERYSIPELAS

Ratnikova L.I., Ship S.A.

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There were investigated clinical and laboratory parameters in patients with erysipelas in dependence on the gender. There were examined 145 patients with erysipelas, aged 18 to 64 years. Among the examined cases females consisted 65.9%, males — 34.1%. The clinical picture of erysipelas in females was characterized by a greater degree of severity. Age-related dishormonal changes in females burden the disease. Production of pro-inflammatory cytokines (IL-1a and TNF-a) in patients with erysipelas has no gender differences. The presented data revealed the modern clinical laboratory and gender characteristics of erysipelas.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2013;18(3):19-21
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IMPACT OF CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY PATHOLOGY OF ENT ORGANS ON THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF HIV-INFECTED PATIENTS

Zatoloka P.A.

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Indices of the quality of life were analyzed in 259 HIV-infected re—spondents at different stages of disease. There were detected average integral in—dices of physical component of health (PH=1-67,7) and psychological (mental) compon—ent of health (MH=59,1). There was detected negative impact of chronic inflam—matory pathology of ENT organs on self-assessment of the quality of life of HIV-infected people, that led to the decline in the level of both physical (PH-from 80,5 to 65,3), and psychological (MH - from 71,7 to 55,5) components of health. The most negative impact of chronic inflammatory otorhinolaryngological pathology was detected among respondents with the 2nd stage of HIV-infection (decline of PH- from 79,3 to 52,4; MH- from 64,0 to 41,6).
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2013;18(3):21-26
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NEW PERSPECTIVES OF PERSONALIZED THERAPY OF CHRONIC HEPATITIS C

Sapronov G.V., Nikolaeva L.I.

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The aim of this review - to analyze the possibilities of traditional therapy and opening new perspectives and approaches to personalized theraру of patients with chronic viral hepatitis C. There are considered the viral and patien tfactors that have an mpact on the efficacy of theтру with interferon-a2 and ribavirin. There are presented data on the molecular mechanism of action of these drugs preparations. There are considered new antiviral drugs (protease inhibitors) and pharmacological agents being under development and targeted to viral polymerase andprotein NS5A.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2013;18(3):27-36
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THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF COCCIDIOIDOMYCOSIS

Kochubeeva E.N., Lipnitskiy A.V., Grishina M.A.

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Coccidioidomycosis - a respiratory disease caused by a dimorphic fungi of the genus Coccidioides. It is endemic mycosis, and therefore for accurate and timely diagnosis it is necessary to collect epidemiological history with taking into account the patient's stay in endemic districts. Causative agents of coccidioidomycosis in saprobe phase grow and multiply in soils of United States, as well as of some regions of Central and South America. In addition, imported cases of coccidioidomycosis were diagnosed in many countries over the world.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2013;18(3):36-39
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FLU IN PREGNANT WOMEN

Popov A.F., Kiselev O.I.

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It is shown that in addition to increased susceptibility in pregnant women to influenza virus in them more often severe and complicated forms of the infection are recorded. The frequency of mortality from influenza, complicated by pneumonia, in the mothers during the pandemic period in 2009 was 2.5% and perinatal loss amounted to 8.3%. There are presented data on the relationship of the disease of pregnant women with influenza with developmental malformations in their offsprings. Obstetric tactic is determined individually for each pregnant depending on the period of parturition. Antiviral therapy of influenza A (H1N1) pdm09 in pregnant with arbidol drugs, oseltamivir, viferon reduced the rate of preterm labors, congenital pneumonia and cerebral ischemia in newborns. The main methods of preventing influenza is vaccination, which is allowed from the II trimester of gestation. Post-exposure antiviral chemoprophylaxis in pregnants is expedient to perform with zanamivir. There are listed all the errors in the management of pregnant women with influenza, which significantly reduced the effectiveness of treatment and increased incidence of adverse outcomes.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2013;18(3):40-43
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OUTBREAK OF ANTHRAX IN THE OMSK REGION IN 2010

Safonov A.D., Kriga A.S., Pnevskiy Y.A.

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There is given a description of outbreaks of anthrax in humans and animals in the Omsk region in 20J0. There are presented epidemiological, epizootological, clinical features and outcomes of the disease, the methods used for laboratory confirmation of the diagnosis, treatment principles.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2013;18(3):44-46
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A FIRST AUTOCHTNOUS HUMAN CASE OF THE LONGSTANDINDG MICROFILARAEMIA DUE TO DIROFILARIA REPENS IN RUSSIA AND A FIRST EXPERIENCE OF COMBINED THERAPY OF DIROFILARIASIS REPENS

Bronshteyn A.M., Malyshev N.A., Jarov S.N., Fedianina L.V., Frolova A.A., Supriaga V.G., Luchshev V.I.

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A case of the longstandindg microfilaraemia due to Dirofilaria repens is presented as a 57-years-old female . This is the first report of the longstandindg microfilaraemia in a Russian patient due to infection of D. repens. The microfilariae of D. repens were detected due to multiple investigations of fresh drops of blood. The longstandindg microfilaraemia due to D. repens is discussed regarding their role in human pathology. As the larvae mature into adult wormes they migrate through blood vessels and the subdermal connective tissues causing pruritis, oedematous lesions on the skin, itching and pain as they pass beneath the conjunctivae and penetrate internal organs. The patient was successfully treated with doxycycline, albendazole and diethylcarbamazine.
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2013;18(3):47-52
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Pamyati Lyudmily Aleksandrovny Ruzaevoy

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Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2013;18(3):53-53
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Pravila dlya avtorov

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Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. 2013;18(3):54-56
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