Somatic and psychological risk factors (RF) were studied in 835 patients with arterial hypertension (AH) and ischemic heart disease (IHD) who had been admitted to the Borderline Department of MHRI SB RAMS for severity of neurotic and affective disorders provoked by previous psychosomatic events (psychosocial stress). Earlier the patients had been under control of cardiologists and therapists in general medical institutions. Systemic analysis of interrelation between somatic, psychic, and psychosocial factors defining the mechanisms of psychosomatic correlation formation in the patients with CVD with depressive disorders was applied.

Indices of the functional brain asymmetry (FBA) associated with the environment conditions on the months of conception and birth were studied in 4201 persons born in 1920- 1995. We used sensorimotor tests of A.R. Luria and indices of the solar activity, gravity, geomagnetic field, interplanetary magnetic field, as well as regional parameters of the temperature, precipitation and the day length. Significant and valid variations of the FBA indices were found to depend on the month of delivery (p ≤ 0.001). Numerous correlations were revealed between the FBA indices and the environmental condition (p ≤ 0,05÷0.001). The results in women were substantially different from the results in men.

Forty three patients with supratentorial meningiomas were under examination. A significant increase of the level of autoantibodies to the GluR1 -subunit of the AMPA-receptors of glutamate was seen in the patients with meningiomas with epileptic syndrome. The maximal level of the autoantibodies to the GluR1-subunit of the AMPA-receptors of glutamate is registreted under the effect of the tumor on the frontal and temporal lobes.

The authors studied the wave nature of the heart rate in the patients with acute myocardial infarction with ST segment elevation depending on the method of revascularization. Ninety-four male patients (mean age - 54.41±0.86 ys) without myocardial infarction in their past medical hystories participated in the study.

Special antihypertensive therapy was combined with a prelimenary (6 months) and more pronouced approach of the left ventricle myocardial mass and of the left ventricule index as well as of the systolic and diastolic functions to those in healthy people of the corresponding temperament and anxiety.

The study performed failed to reveal any reliable differential-diagnostic ultrasound and sonoelastography signs of the lobular or ductal carcinomas. Lobular carcinomas and inflammatory lesions had similar sonography patterns. The infiltrative ductal carcinomas and nodal mastopathy had similar sonographic patterns as well. Sonography allowed differentiation of the data obtained owing to difference in harshness indices of the inflammatory, benign and malignant tumors.

74 patients (mean age of 33.8±0.76 ys) with duodenal ulcer
excelebration were under examination. The patients of the first
group (n=38) received medicamentous and microwave
resonance therapy. The second group (n=36) was under
traditional medicamentous therapy alone. At the initial stage of
the study most of the patients had disturbances of the heart
rhythm autonomic regulation with domination of the sympathetic
tone. Traditional drug treatment combined with microwave
resonance therapy provides significant improvement of the
autonomic pattern and clinicoendoscopy parameters versus
medication alone.

The increased level of interleukin8 has been found to correlate with the uremic malnutrition in the patients with the endstage renal failure. Increase of the period of hemodialysis is
followed by more pronouced signs of chronic inflammation. The increased level of IL8 in the serum may be taken as a pathogenic factor promoting «uremic malnutrition» in the endstage renal failure patients on chronic hemodialysis

The aim of the work was to study the effectiveness of the Computer Assisted Surgical Intervention in 597 patients with the diagnosis of acute appendicitis. The use of the Computer Assisted Surgery technology allowed in all cases to refine the diagnosis, to
visualize the shape and location of the appendix, the presence of peritonitis, and the possibility of an adequate minimally invasive surgery. This greatly reduced the diagnostic phase, frequency of complications, and postoperative hospital period