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Information × Registration Number 0214U002312, 0113U002330 , R & D reports Title Peculiarity examination and diagnostics dishormonal patology glandule mammary depending on functional and structure changes thyroid gland in patients suffered from assident on CAES popup.stage_title Head Lytvynenko Alexandr Alexsandrovich, Registration Date 28-01-2014 Organization Research Centre for Radiation Medicine popup.description2 The object of study : patients with dyshormonal breast disease , patients with diseases of the thyroid gland affected by the Chernobyl accident. Aim - explore the existence and nature of diffuse and focal changes in the breast, depending on the structural and functional abnormalities in the thyroid gland of victims of the Chernobyl accident. Research Methods : Clinical , laboratory , molecular - genetic tools , statistics . Results and novelty . Based on the evaluation of patients with abnormal breast affected by the Chernobyl accident and living in contaminated areas algorithm survey of women in order to identify breast pathology . The proposed scheme of early diagnosis and secondary prevention of precancerous and tumor breast diseases in ambulance facilities based on the use of digital contact thermography , which can be used for screening of women living in remote areas , including the contaminated areas. In a study of women with FCM and structural changes in the TG - were found in the ultrasonic study in 68.96 %. Of these, 20 % had undergone surgery in the amount of subtotal resection of the thyroid gland and extended at the time of the survey. Autoimmune thyroiditis is found in 27.58 % of the patients - all of them were unaware of the presence of the disease. Changes in estradiol levels in peripheral venous blood was detected in 34.48 % of women with FCM survey , 6.89 % progesterone , prolactin, in 17.24 %. Indicators of free thyroxine standard mentioned above were found in 6.89 %. TSH changes noted in 10.68 % of patients . In patients with breast cancer, structural changes in the thyroid identified in 85,71 Product Description popup.authors Бугайцов Сергій Георгійович Клименко Сергій Вікторович popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close