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Information × Registration Number 0209U010620, 0105U008706 , R & D reports Title To investigate the epidemiology and distinguishing features of pathomorphosis of chronical spreaded dermatoses and sexual transmited diseases in bad conditions of big industrial region, to develop methods of treatment and prophylaxis popup.stage_title Head Protsenko Tatyana Vitaliyevna, Registration Date 16-12-2009 Organization Donetsk National Medical University after named Gorky popup.description2 OBJECT: patients with chronical spreaded dermatoses (CSD) and syphilis and other sexual transmited diseases (STD). OBJECTIVE: treatment effectiveness increase for patients with CSD and STD in bad conditions of big industrial region. RESULTS: the clinical course variants of human papilloma virus dermal infection have been learned. The clinical-and- epidemiological features of psoriasis clinical course have been determined for menopausal womenfolks. The peculiarities of clinical course and metabolism of nidal dermatosclerosis and dermal forms of system lupus erythematosus have been defined. The reasonable pathogenetic and multimeter treatment modes have been developed for that CSD. NOVELTY: some aetiological-and-pathogenetic aspects of CSD (psoriasis, lupus erythematosus, epithelial neoplasmes of skin from human papilloma virus dermal infection, acne, alopecia, acquired leukoderma), syphilis and other STD have been specified. Its characteristics have been detected in bad conditions of big industrial region. The optimal algorithmes of treatment-and-diagnostic and preventive tactics have been developed for that diseases. EFFICIENCY: reduction of treatment period for CSD and STD, prolongation of remission and reduction of relapse number for CSD. FIELDS: dermatovenereological dispensary, outpatient setting. Product Description popup.authors Бреславець Максим Валерійович Гончарова Яна Анатоліївна Грицай Оксана Дмитрівна Проценко Олег Анатоліївич Проценко Тетяна Віталіївна Юрчик Яна Миколаївна Якубенко Олена Дмитрівна popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close