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ea0011p338 | Diabetes, metabolism and cardiovascular | ECE2006

Mortality and morbidity are objective epidemiological indices that reflect state of diabetic aid in region

Misnikova IV , Kovaleva YA , Dreval AV

Material and methods: Data for 124 554 DM patients is contained in the DM register of Moscow region (MR) for 2004. Mortality is evaluated yearly.Results: Mortality as result of T1D was 1.92, and of T2D – 41.82 people for 100 thousand population. Mortality among men surpasses mortality among women for T1D (2.11 men/1.76 women), whereas the opposite was observed for T2D (58.79 women/21.81 men). Life expectancy after a diagnosis of sugar diabetes is ma...

ea0011p339 | Diabetes, metabolism and cardiovascular | ECE2006

Prevalence of diabetic foot syndrome among diabetes patients

Bakharev IV , Misnikova IV , Dreval AV

Background and aims: Diabetic foot ulcers are a common problem and result in lower extremity amputations. Research on the prevalence of diabetic foot syndrome (DFS), food ulcers, and high amputations reflects the state of diabetic aid.Materials and methods: The data from the Moscow Region DM register on the detectability of DFS, the number of high amputations, the presence of late complications that enable the development of ulcer defects – diabetic...

ea0011p354 | Diabetes, metabolism and cardiovascular | ECE2006

Prevalence of registered diabetic nephropathy and its terminal stages

Gubkina VA , Misnikova IV , Dreval AV , Vetchinnikova ON

Background: Diabetic nephropathy is leading cause of end-stage renal disease (ESRD), which requires dialysis or a transplant. Progression of diabetic nephropathy (DN) leads to development of chronic renal failure (CRF).Material and methods: Data for 124 554 DM patients who live in Moscow region (MR) is in the MR DM register for 2004. The number of T1D- 8747, T2D patients is 115, 534. These registers only contain information about registered cases of DN.<...

ea0011p883 | Thyroid | ECE2006

Comparison of efficiency of iodine-profilaxis in helthy pregnant women and pregnant women with non toxic goiter, living in region with mild iodine-defficiency

Shestakova TPS , Dreval AVD , Nechaeva OAN

Aim: To estimate efficiency of 200 mkg/day iodine for prevention of development of hypothyroxinemia in pregnant women with non toxic goiter and without it, who were living in region with mild iodine – deficiency.Subjects and methods: Study group consists of 32 pregnant women: 16 – with non toxic goiter (8 from them took 200 mkg of iodine), 16 - without thyroid disease (8 from them took 200 mkg of iodine).Results: Pregnant...

ea0035p1040 | Thyroid (non-cancer) | ECE2014

Quality of life and the psychoemotional status of the patients after radical treatment of Graves' disease

Dreval Alexander , Nechaeva Olga , Mamedova Tamara , Chikh Irina , Shestakova Tatyana , Komerdous Irina , Dreval Oleg

Methods: 157 patients (118 women and 39 men) aged from 30 to 73 years with radical treatment for Graves’ disease were included in this study. Patients were divided into two groups depending on a type of radical treatment: 76 patients have received radioiodine therapy, 81 persons received surgical treatment. Quality of life assessment was made by SF-36 questionnaire which includes eight scales: (physical functioning (PF), role physical functioning (RPF), pain (B), general ...

ea0035p1043 | Thyroid (non-cancer) | ECE2014

Quality of life of patients with hypothyroidism

Nechaeva Olga , Dreval Alexander , Mamedova Tamara , Chikh Irina , Shestakova Tatyana , Komerdous Irina , Dreval Oleg

Materials and methods: 157 patients (118 women and 39 men) aged from 30 to 73 years with radical treatment for Graves’ disease were included in this study. The patients were divided into two groups depending: (76) included patients with low-normal level of TSH (0.4–2.0 mU/ml), the second group (81 patients) with upper-normal level of TSH 2.1–4.0 mU/ml. Quality of life was assessed with the help of the questionnaire Short-Form SF-36.Results...

ea0049ep905 | Neuroendocrinology | ECE2017

MR-characteristics as predictors of pituitary adenomas hormonal and proliferal activity

Krivosheeva Yulya , Dreval Alexander , Panteleeva Evgenia , Stashuk Galina , Ilovayskaya Irena

Introduction: Previous studies demonstrated a relationship between T1- and T2-weighted signal intensity and tumor growth pattern in pituitary somatotropinomas. The goal of this retrospective study was to analyze the MRI characteristics of pituitary macroadenomas with different hormonal activity in newly diagnosed patients.Material and methods: Pre-treatment T1- and T2-weighted MR-images (Intera Achieva, PHILIPS, 3.0T) of patients with 42 non-functional a...

ea0041ep34 | Adrenal cortex (to include Cushing's) | ECE2016

Menstrual function in women with cushing’s disease (CD)

Komerdus Irina , Akulkina Larisa , Chekanova Anastasiia , Dreval Alexander

Background: Menstrual abnormalities (MA) can be the first sign of the disease.Aim: To assess the structure of MA before and after treatment of CD.Material and methods: Twenty-eight women with CD 39 (31.8;43.5) y.o., were investigated initially and 3.5 (2;5.5) years after treatment. Patients were subdivided into three groups: with normal cycles (NC; 26–30 days), oligomenorrhea (31–120 days), amenorrhea (>120 days)....

ea0041ep918 | Pituitary - Clinical | ECE2016

Clinical proofs for necessity of macroprolactinemia screening

Ilovayskaya Irena , Dreval Alexander , Krivosheeva Yulia , Osipova Tatiana

Prevalence of macroprolactin in serum (>40%) can be a cause of asymptomatic hyperprolactinemia. However, there is still lack of evidence how to manage with symptomatic patients with macroprolactinemia.We analyzed clinical data and monomeric prolactin levels in 85 women of reproductive age with hyperprolactinemia: NonTumor hyperprolactinemia (NT, n=31), MIcroadenomas (MI, n=32), MAcroadenomas (MA, n=22). Prolactin levels 171...

ea0041ep922 | Pituitary - Clinical | ECE2016

Clinical characteristics of giant pituitary adenomas

Ilovayskaya Irena , Dreval Alexander , Krivosheeva Yulia , Stashuk Galina

Our Pituitary Tumour Registry includes data about 346 patients with pituitary macroadenomas: 142 non-functional adenomas (NFA) including 18 (12.7%) giant, 62 macroprolactinomas – 6 (9.7%) giant, 141 somatotropinomas – 6 (4.3%) giant. We analysed clinical features of these 30 giant pituitary tumors (<40 mm at least one of the sizes): 18 NFA (11 Females; 7 Males), 6 prolactinomas (3 Females; 3 Males), 6 somatotropinomas (3 Females; 3 Males). Patients with giant NFA...