• Necrotizing enterocolitis in premature infants at different gestation ages 

  Doikova, K.; Jerdev, M.; Koval, L.; Valantsevych, D. (2024)

  Aim: To compare X-ray signs in different gestational and body weight groups of patients with NEC. Materials and Methods: We conducted a retrospective study, enrolling 52 preterm newborns with symptoms of NEC regardless ...
• Effect of spirulina on psychological testing in children 

  Hnida, N. I.; Lotysh, N. H.; Hnidoi, I. M.; Kukushkin, V. N. (2024)

  The full-scale invasion of the aggressor, which has been going on in Ukraine for more than two years, resulting in worse physical and mental health outcomes and perpetrating a deprived situation [1]. Child refugees ...
• The effect of high-frequency chest wall oscillation on the ventilation function of the lungs in children with communityacquired pneumonia 

  Usenko, D.; Aryayev, M.; Biryukov, V.; Lotysh, N.; Slota, D. (2024)

  Modern treatment of community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) should take into account various links of pathogenesis, in particular, violations of the ventilation function of the lungs and changes in mucociliary clearance (MCC), ...
• Breastfeeding: Social and medical support in Ukraine 

  Kopiyka, G.; Gnyloskurenko, G.; Kachalova, O. (2023)

  Breastfeeding is considered to be the best way to feed babies. According to WHO recommendations, exclusive breastfeeding is recommended up to 6 months, and continued breastfeeding up to 2 years. Women motivation to breastfeed ...
• Features of the organization and teaching of elective pediatric courses 

  Usenko, D.; Lotysh, N.; Pavlova, V.; Fedin, M. (2024)

  The role of pediatric elective educational disciplines (EED) in the training of future doctors is an important and integral component of the medical education process. EED plays a key role in the formation, skills, ...
• Prevalence of retinopathies of premature babies in Odessa region 

  Slota, D.; Desiatska, Y. (2024)

  Retinopathy of prematurity (vasoproliferative retinopathy, (ROP)) is a severe vitreoretinal eye disease that occurs mainly in deeply premature, immature children. First described by T. Terru (1942), as a separate nosological ...
• Exploring the boundaries of medical anthropology in understanding human health 

  Biryukov, V.; Gozhenko, A.; Gozhenko, O.; Muszkieta, R.; Hagner-Derengowska, M.; Smoleńska, O.; Michalska, A.; Zukow, W. (2024)

  The concept of human health has evolved beyond the confines of healthcare systems since the 20th century, spawning various definitions from diverse disciplines. While conventional views often solely on the absence of ...
• Clinical significance of geographic information systems in diagnostics of regional population health disorders 

  Biryukov, V. (2022)

  Three good reasons are forcing medical managers in Ukraine to study more deeply the methods and capabilities of Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Firstly, the ongoing reform of national health care, which changes the ...
• Dietary fiber as an alternative to pharmacological chelators for children exposed to low doses of lead 

  Hnida, N. I.; Hnidoi, I. M.; Гніда, Н. І.; Гнідой, І. М. (2023)

  The 80 random children aged 4 to 15 years were examined. About a quarter of the children had blood lead concentration (BLC) more than 5μg/dL. They also had a higher content of eosinophil cells, an increase of alanine ...
• The role of geographical information systems methods in studying the epidemiology of diseases of the urinary system 

  Biryukov, V. S.; Myinia, M. M. (2023)

  Three compelling reasons force medical managers in Ukraine to delve deeper into the methods and capabilities of Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Firstly, the ongoing healthcare reform, which changes the state budgetary ...
• Physiological Basis of Human Longevity: the Concept of a Cascade of Human Aging Mechanism 

  Gozhenko, A.; Biryukov, V.; Muszkieta, R.; Zukow, W. (2018)

  The research is devoted to the fundamental issue of medicine and biology – the study of factors limiting the life span of a person. As a model, the system of adaptation of the human body to the forces of natural gravity ...
• Dietary fiber in reducing of elevated blood lead concentration in children 

  Hnida, N.; Hnidoi, I. (2023)

  The aim of the study was to evaluate the effectiveness of dietary fiber in reducing elevated blood lead concentration (BLC) of Ukrainian children. Materials and methods. 80 random children aged 4 to 15 years were examined. ...
• Anxiety level in overweight and obese children 

  Aryayev, M. L.; Selimkhanova, D. S.; Shevchenko, I. M.; Аряєв, М. Л.; Селімханова, Д. С.; Шевченко, І. М. (2023)

  Purpose – to evaluate personal and situational anxiety levels in overweight and obese children. Materials and methods. 153 children (72 girls and 81 boys) aged 12–17 were involved in the study at the Odesa Regional Children’s ...
• Geographic information system in monitoring the orphan and socially significant diseases in children 

  Aryayev, M. L.; Senkіvska, L. I.; Biryukov, V. S.; Pavlova, V. A.; Streltsov, M. S.; Kengelyan, T. R.; Аряєв, М. Л.; Сеньківська, Л. І.; Бірюков, В. С.; Павлова, В. А.; Стрельцов, М. С.; Кенгелян, Т. Р. (2023)

  The purpose was to enhance the monitoring of orphan and socially significant diseases (ODs and SSDs) in children by utilizing a geographic information system (GIS) and examining the relationship between the prevalence ...
• Anonymous survey of higher education applicants as an integral part of distance education process 

  Usenko, D.; Kaplina, L.; Biryukov, V.; Pavlova, V.; Byshlei, N. (2023)

  The disruption of the course of the educational process in higher education institutions in Ukraine due to unforeseen events in the life of society, in particular the COVID-19 pandemic and the war, forced us to think about ...
• Indicators of morphological and biochemical examenation of the blood of children with different accumulation of lead in the body 

  Hnidoi, I.; Hnida, N. (2022)

  The World Health Organization’s 2021 update of the “Public health impact of chemicals: knowns and unknowns” estimate that 2 million lives and 53 million disability-adjusted life-years were lost in 2019 due to exposures to ...
• Influence of high-frequency chest wall oscillation for hemodynamic indicators in children with community-acquired pneumonia 

  Usenko, D.; Aryayev, M.; Kaplina, L. (2022)

  Diseases of the respiratory tract remain an urgent issue in modern pediatrics. Pneumonia is one of the most common forms of damage to the respiratory system and remains the main infectious cause of morbidity and mortality ...
• The state of prooxidant-antioxidant homeostasis in children with different levels of lead in the blood 

  Hnidoi, I.; Hnida, N. (2022)

  Lead is an environmental toxicant that can induce oxidative stress (OS) via reactive oxygen species (ROS) generation, which has been reported as an important mechanism underlying lead toxicity [1]. To install biochemical ...
• School performance and behavioural features of children with different blood lead levels 

  Hnidoi, I.; Hnida, N. (2022)

  Lead is a cumulative toxicant that affects multiple body systems and is particularly harmful to young children. Lead can affect children’s brain development, resulting in reduced intelligence quotient (IQ), behavioural changes ...
• Assessment of lead accumulation in the blood of children living in a big city 

  Hnidoi, I. M.; Hnida, N. І. (2022)

  It was determined that the level of lead in the blood of Odesa children ranged from 5.0 to 187.5 μg/l. At the same time, 20% of children, i.e., one in five, had lead level in their blood exceeded the maximum permissible ...

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