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No 7 (2009)

Articles

Psychoimmunologic studies in modern psychiatry (review of the materials of the XLVIII International Neuro-Psychiatric Congress)

Aleksandrovskiy Y.A., Kazantseva K.V., Akhapkin R.V., Alexandrovsky Y.A., Kazanceva K.V., Achapkin R.V.

Abstract

The main theme of the International XLVIII Nevrol-Psychiatric Congress, 2008, June, 18-21, Pula (Croatia), was psyhoimmunology - actual interdisciplinary research field, assessing the interaction of the nervous and immune systems. The reports and communications submitted to the Congress encompassed a number of studies of the role of immunological disturbances in the pathogenesis and pathophysiology of schizophrenia and affective disorders as well as general questions for principles and mechanisms of bi-directional interaction between the nervous and immune systems, in which the special role played cytokines and chemokines.
Pharmateca. 2009;(7):8-12
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Anticonvulsants influence on cognitive and behavioral functions

Ushkalova A.V., Ushkalova E.A., Ushkalova A.V., Ushkalova E.A.

Abstract

The article considers influence of the basic anticonvulsants and the last generation anticonvulsants on cognitive function and behavior. It is emphasized that physicians should be mindful of the significant differences between the drugs in this group in anticonvulsants administration with regard to their effect on cognitive function, mood and behavior that may be relevant to the quality of life of patients. It is emphasized that the basic antiepileptic anticonvulsants administration, such as valproate and carbamazepine, has minimal impact on cognitive function. However, there are no sufficient data for the effects of last generation anticonvulsants emerged relatively recently, on cognitive function that requires further study in clinical trials and meta-analysis.
Pharmateca. 2009;(7):13-18
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New monoamine oxidase inhibitor type B Azilect® in treatment of Parkinson's disease

Fedorova N.V., Fedorova N.V.

Abstract

According to modern concepts, the early use of symptomatic therapy in Parkinson's disease (PD) has a favorable effect on the motor function, as well as the quality of life of patients, decrease the risk of motor fluctuations and dyskinesias on the progression of the disease. Razagilin (Azilekt) is a high effective long-lasting irreversible inhibitor of type B monoamine oxidase. The drug has a good symptomatic effect as monotherapy in early stages PD and in combination with levodopa therapy for the full-scaled disease states, has a neuroprotective effect and modifies the course of the disease. Azilekt important features are: single daily intake without dose titration, no need for dose adjustment in elderly people. The use of the drug at different stages PD in various age patients is effective due to lack of effect on cognitive function, behavior and temper.
Pharmateca. 2009;(7):19-25
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Clopidogrel in the treatment and prophylaxis of cerebrovascular diseases

Domashenko M.A., Tanashyan M.M., Domashenko M.A., Tanashjn M.M.

Abstract

We consider the possibility of modern antiplatelets use such as clopidogrel in the treatment and prevention of acute disorders of cerebral circulation. According to the multicenter clinical studies database, antiplatelet therapy effectively prevents stroke, myocardial infarction and mortality from cardiovascular causes in patients with symptomatic atherosclerosis. The complexity of clopidogrel action (antiplatelet, hemangiocorrective, lipid-lowering activity) along with its high clinical efficacy can recommend this drug to a wide range of patients with ischemic cerebrovascular diseases: in the secondary prevention of thrombotic events in patients with multiple lesions of the vascular system; in the secondary ischemic stroke prevention and after reparative surgeries on the carotid arteries.
Pharmateca. 2009;(7):26-31
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Cognitive disturbances in vascular cerebral disorders: clinics, diagnostics, treatment

Zakharov V.V., Zacharov V.V.

Abstract

Cognitive impairments are the one of the most common and disabling manifestations of cerebrovascular insufficiency. They often develop due to stroke and dyscirculatory encephalopathy. Cognitive disorders are the fundamental symptom reflecting the severity of vascular cerebral lesions after chronic insufficiency of cerebral circulation. The most common "frontal" type cognitive impairments are concentration, intellectual processes, and spatial praxis disorders. They are usually accompanied by temper tantrum, emotional lability and irritability. Memory suffers to a lesser extent, what distinguishes the cognitive impairment in dyscirculatory encephalopathy from neurodegenerative process. Treatment of vascular cognitive impairments should be directed to the main cardiovascular disease, as well as to optimization of cerebral microcirculation and neurometabolic processes.
Pharmateca. 2009;(7):32-37
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Potential for medicamental thrombolysis in the treatment of patients with ischemic stroke

Domashenko M.A., Maksimova M.Y., Suslina Z.A., Domashenko M.A., Maximova M.Y., Suslina Z.A.

Abstract

The elaboration of problem of intensive therapy of ischemic stroke is a priority for modern angioneurology. Significant number of cases of acute ischemic disorders of cerebral circulation are associated with atherothrombosis or thromboembolism of feeding vessels. The formed clot retraction or dissolution is a key task of reperfusion. Intravenous thrombolytic therapy (systemic thrombolysis) is a high effective treatment for a certain group of patients with ischemic stroke. Authors discuss the data for clinical studies of thrombolytic therapy of ischemic stroke with recombinant tissue plasminogen activator (rt-PA); the current recommendations on its use are presented.
Pharmateca. 2009;(7):38-42
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Calcium channel blocker nimodipine (Nimotop) in the treatment of soft cognitive disturbances

Drapkina O.M., Ashikhmin Y.I., Drapkina O.M., Ashichmin J.I.

Abstract

The article is dedicated to the problem of the calcium channel blockers use for treatment of hypertensive patients with cognitive dysfunction. In neurological practice, the well-studied representative of this group is Nimodipine (Nimotop), which was associated with the main hope in the treatment of such patients. Moreover, there is the possibility of nimodipine use in cardiology practice, in particular in patients with coronary heart disease.
Pharmateca. 2009;(7):44-46
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Carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine: results and prospects for use in epileptology

Poverennova I.E., Yakunina A.V., Kalinin V.A., Savel'eva N.N., Jakunina I.A., Kalinin V.A., Saveljeva N.N.

Abstract

The article discuss problem of treatment of epilepsy by modern antiepileptic drugs (AED), taking into account the therapy effectiveness, development of adverse effects and costs of treatment. Based on the analysis of antiepileptic therapy in an adult population with epilepsy of Samara region, as well as own study, including 15 patients with epilepsy, the authors concludes that until recently carbamazepine occupied the leading place due to cost-benefit ratio, and in recent time oxcarbazepine is alternative drug, because it not only has the clinical efficacy and moderate cost, but also well tolerated by patients.
Pharmateca. 2009;(7):47-50
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Modern methods of pathogenetic therapy of multiple sclerosis

Trifonova O.V., Zavalishin I.A., Trifonova O.V., Zavalishin I.A.

Abstract

In recent years there has been significant progress in the treatment of multiple sclerosis (MS). The article reviews current approaches to the pathogenetic treatment of multiple sclerosis. Authors consider the mechanism of action of drugs modulating disease course. The treatment regimens of the MS with glucocorticoids, interferon beta, glatiramere acetate, mitoksantron, natalizumab are presented. It is emphasized that the management of patients with MS requires an individual approach with the involvement of many specialists in various medical fields.
Pharmateca. 2009;(7):51-54
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Alzheimer disease: mechanisms of development and prospects for treatment

Kadykov A.S., Kadykov A.V., Kadikov A.S., Kadikov A.V.

Abstract

Alzheimer's disease is progressive atrophic brain disease, and the most common cause of dementia. Treatment of Alzheimer's disease is based on the correction of acetylcholine deficit and nootropic and neuroprotective drugs administration. Basic principles of treatment: early onset (preferably at the stage of mild and moderate cognitive impairment), regularity, duration, complexity and adequacy (taking into account individual reactions), the active participation of the family in the patient socialization.
Pharmateca. 2009;(7):55-57
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Chronic cerebral ischemia: potential for Vasobral use

Chukanova E.I., Chukanova E.I.

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Increase in the number of patients with acute and chronic ischemic cerebrovascular disturbances determines the relevance of the problem of their effective treatment. Recently, special attention is paid to the combined drugs with neuroprotective, antihypoxic and vasoactive effects. The article discusses the main pathogenetic aspects of the drug Vazobral (digidroergokriptin + caffeine) efficacy in insufficiency of cerebral circulation; the results of clinical trials of this drug in the treatment of patients with cerebrovascular diseases are presented.
Pharmateca. 2009;(7):58-62
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Milgamma and Milgamma compositum use in the treatment of polyneuropathies of different genesis

Badalyan O.L., Krikova E.V., Tertyshnik O.Y., Chukanova A.S., Burd S.G., Badalyan O.L., Krikova E.V., Tertishnik O.Y., Chukanova A.S., Burd S.G.

Abstract

Currently the vitamins use in pharmacological doses is used not only in the treatment of many neurological syndromes, but also in the prevention of some diseases. Due to pluripotent mechanism of action, group B vitamins were successfully used in the treatment of neuropathies of various origins for the past 70 years. This article is devoted to drugs Milgamma and Milgamma compositum, which include vitamins B1, B6 and B12 (Milgamma) and benfotiamine in combination with pyridoxine (Milgamma compositum), as well as the role of these drugs in the treatment of diabetic and alcoholic polyneuropathy. The data suggest the use of Milgamma and Milgamma compositum as drugs of choice in neurological manifestations of metabolic disorders.
Pharmateca. 2009;(7):63-68
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Experience of treatment postischemic neuritis in patients with chronic critical ischemia of lower limbs

Zudin A.M., Bagdasaryan A.G., Zudin A.M., Bagdasaryan A.G.

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The article discusses the treatment of postischemic neuritis in patients with chronic critical ischemia of lower limbs (CCILL). Successful experience of Neurodiclovit use in the treatment of postischemic neuritis is submitted. Authors conducted perspective analysis of the results of treatment of postischemic neuritis in patients with CCILL, treated at the Department of vascular surgery and angiosexology of I.M. Sechenov Moscow Medical Academy Research Centre from February 2008 to March 2009. All 47 patients enrolled in the study, received Neurodiclovit 1 capsule 3 times daily within 2 weeks. The results were followed up in 41 patients, 6 patients dropped from the study. The full pain syndrome relief was achieved in 27.7% patients; pain syndrome was substantially reduced in 46.4%. It was concluded that Neurodiclovit shows significiant positive effect in the treatment of postischemic neuritis in patients with CCILL.
Pharmateca. 2009;(7):70-72
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Evaluation of nootropics action efficacy in patients with asthenic disturbances with the use of electroencephalographic method

Bochkarev V.K., Bochkarev V.K.

Abstract

The article highlights the results of electroencephalographic (EEG) analysis of the nootropic drugs (Nooklerin and Fenotropil®) efficacy in asthenic disorders. EEG profiles of the investigated drugs are established. Correlation and discriminant analyses identified prognostic spectral characteristics for the effectiveness of course treatment by nootropics. The comparative characteristic of informative indicators of baseline EEG and the changes in the initial phase of therapy are presented.
Pharmateca. 2009;(7):73-78
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