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    Body composition in modern population of Ukrainian adolescents
    (2013) Chaychenko, Tetyana; Senatorova, Ganna; Sanina, Iryna; Onikiienko, Oleksandr; Tsimbal, Valentyn; Buzhinska, Nadiya; Ishchenko, Tetyana; Omelchenko, Olena; Malich, Tetyana; Urivaeva, Maryna
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    Characteristics of the risk factor for congenital disorders in newborns
    (2016) Gonchar, Margaryta; Buzhinska, Nadiya; Boychenko, Alena; Riga, Helena; Kondratova, Iryna; Komova, Viktoriya
    In order to objectify risk factors for cardiovascular diseases in newborns the study implied the assessment of mothers’ medical records, labor characteristics, gestational age of 50 newborn infants who died of congenital heart diseases and 50 healthy newborns. The authors determined that fatal outcomeininfants with congenital heart diseases is 5.4 times more likely to occur in physiological pregnancythan innewborns with non-cardiac perinatal abnormalities. However, the risk of giving birth to a baby with congenital heart disease and unfavorable course increases in comorbidities, typical for pregnancy (2.6 times), acute respiratory viral infections during pregnancy (6.1 times), bacterial and / or viral infections before and during pregnancy (53 times)
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    Characteristics of the risk factor for congenital disorders in newborns
    (2016) Gonchar, Margaryta; Riga, Olena; Boychenko, Alena; Kondratova, Iryna; Komova, Viktoriya; Buzhinska, Nadiya
    Summary. In order to objectify risk factors for cardiovascular diseases in newborns the study implied the assessment of mothers’ medical records, labor characteristics, gestational age of 50 newborn infants who died of congenital heart diseases and 50 healthy newborns. The authors determined that fatal outcomeininfants with congenital heart diseases is 5.4 times more likely to occur in physiological pregnancythan innewborns with non-cardiac perinatal abnormalities. However, the risk of giving birth to a baby with congenital heart disease and unfavorable course increases in comorbidities, typical for pregnancy (2.6 times), acute respiratory viral infections during pregnancy (6.1 times), bacterial and / or viral infections before and during pregnancy (53 times)
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    Cystic fibrosis related diabetes: clinical cases in terms of principles of pediatric palliative care
    (2018) Chaychenko, Tetyana; Gonchar, Margaryta; Muratov, G.; Kharkovа, M.; Rybka, О.; Buzhinska, Nadiya; Shulga, N.; Lutai, Tetyana; Dolgareva, S.; Bashkirova, N.; Чайченко, Т.В.; Гончарь, М.О.; Харькова, М.О.; Рыбка, Е.С.
    Cystic fibrosis related diabetes (CFRD)- is the most common comorbidity in people with cystic fibrosis , occurring in 20% of adolescents and 40–50% of adults. According to the Guidetothe Development of Children's Palliative Care Services life-limiting conditions may be delineated at four broad groups. Cystic fibrosis is a problem from group 2 - conditions where there may be long periods of intensive treatment aimed at prolonging life and allowing participation in normal childhood activities, but premature death is still possible. Basic aspects of CFRD were discussed, such as cause of the disease, genetic defects, differential diagnosis and principles of treatment. Two clinical cases of pediatric CFRD patients resented to highlight problems of management in terms of potential palliative care. According to our observations, patients with the CFRD, unfortunately, are perceived as patients with cystic fibrosis with no clear attention to diabetes. Both of them were presented with pure diabetes control due to unclear understanding CFRD with concomitant diet incompliance, irregular records, missed insulin injections, exercising limitations. We concluded that CFRD patients must be assessed by members of multidisciplinary team at CF centers, working by the principle of palliative care. There is necessary since the moment of CF diagnosing to involve endocrinologist and dietician due to of endocrine problems. Psychologist, social worker and well-trained educators are necessary to increase awareness of the CF comorbidities problem.
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    Developmental evaluation of healthy young and preschool children in Kharkiv
    (2018) Riga, О.; Gonchar, Margaryta; Uryvayeva, М.; Ishchenko, Tetyana; Malich, Tetyana; Buzhinska, Nadiya; Гончарь, М.О.; Ріга, О.О.; Уриваєва, М.К.; Маліч, Т.С.; Іщенко, Т.Б.; Бужинська, Н.Р.
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    Diseases of the respiratory system with the subsequent formation of cardiovascular pathology in children
    (2018) Gonchar, Margaryta; Ishchenko, Tetyana; Buzhinska, Nadiya; Orlova, N.; Kuznetsova, D.; Saienko, V.; Pushkar, O.; Kriganovskaya, O.
    Diseases of the respiratory system are one of the most frequent causes of the treatment of children in hospital facilities. The younger the child, the more often these diseases occur and the more severe it can be. Cardiovascular disorders with bronchopulmonary pathology develop slowly, potentially reversible in childhood, which requires a correct assessment of the risk of their development for a particular patient and timely correction of therapy. The presence of dyspnea, prolonged exhalation, pale skin, cyanosis of the nasolabial triangle and acrocyanosis, swelling of the nose (symptoms common to cardiac and respiratory failure) indicate the reaction of the cardiovascular system in diseases of the respiratory system. We examined 14 children: among them 7 boys and 7 girls. Ten children were diagnosed with acute obstructive bronchitis, and 4 with pneumonia. In the course of the study, the parameters were assessed, reflecting the linear dimensions of the heart cavity and the main vessels, followed by the calculation of central hemodynamics, diastolic transmittal blood flow by the method of L.K. Hattle, B. Angelsen.
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    Nutritional rickets in children (case report)
    (2019) Chaychenko, Tetyana; Shulha, N.; Kharkovа, M.; Rybka, O.; Buzhinska, Nadiya; Chercun, A.; Чайченко, Т.В; Рибка, О.С.; Харькова, М.О.; Бужинська, Н.Р.
    Nutritional rickets (NR) caused by vitamin D and/or dietary calcium deficiency remains a significant global, public health problem. The main causes of NR are discussed with a focus on the investigations, management and prophylaxis by the Global Consensus Recommendations on Prevention and Management of NR (2016). The article presents a clinical case of NR in a girl aged 4 years and 3 months admitted to our hospital with severe deformation of low extremities. She was found to have vitamin D-deficient state with extremely high alkaline phosphatase, suggestive for massive bone resorption. NR was diagnosed following comprehensive examination and therapy according to the protocol was initiated. Conclusions: NR rate tends to the incline in both low-income and industrialized countries, which requires special attention of pediatricians to the classical clinical presentation with particular focus on the risk group.
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    Problem of the dysglicemia diagnosis in children
    (2013) Rybka, Olena; Chaychenko, Tetyana; Buzhinska, Nadiya; Chaychenko, Lyudmyla; Lutai, Tetyana; Shulga, Nataliya
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    The Cardiovascular System Adaptation to Physical Load in Scholars of Industrial Region
    (2013) Senatorova, Ganna; Gonchar, Margaryta; Chaychenko, Tetyana; Onikiienko, Oleksandr; Sanina, Iryna; Tsymbal, Valentyn; Buzhinska, Nadiya
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    The prognosis of development bronchitis obliterates by analysis c-amf/ c-gmf in sputums leucocytes
    (2016-06-10) Gonchar, Margaryta; Senatorova, G.; Logvinova, Olga; Buzhinska, Nadiya
    Role c-AMF/ c-GMF in children’s respiratory diseases are examining now. Is funded some works of acting medicines on syntheses monophosphats by leucocytes. Purpose. Improving the efficiency of the prognosis of development bronchitis obliterates by analysis c-AMF/ c-GMF in sputum’s leucocytes. Patients and methods. Electrophoresis conducted with ELISA to determine the performance of c-AMF/ c-GMF serum in 72 children with bronchitis obliterates. Results. Found that children with a bronchitis obliterates characterized by reduced levels c-AMF (19,7 [15,5; 25,6] pmol/ml) and increased levels c-GMF (21,6 [16,2; 27,9] pmol/ml), which is an indicator of prolong fibrosis of bronchioles. c-AMF/ c-GMF was increase (1,02±0,127 U). High level of c-GMF is an early marker of interstitial prediction of a pure prognosis and lung hypertension (Wilks' lambda - 0,926 F(1,19)=15,49; р=0,0001). Conclusion. The level of c-GMF is possible to predict the absence of positive dynamics to reduce the severity of the bronchitis obliterates and lung hypertension.
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    Trends of nutrition of eastern Ukrainian children: tendency to overweight, dehydration and impaired social adaptation
    (2016) Chaychenko, Tetyana; Rybka, Olena; Georgievska, N.; Buzhinska, Nadiya