Citius, Altius, Fortius? Cardiometry!

Global left ventricular (LV) myocardial work efficiency (GLVMWE); the ratio of constructive to wasted work in all LV segments, reflects the efficiency by which mechanical energy is expended during the cardiac cycle.

The article discusses the basic measures of emergency cardiopulmonary resuscitation and defibrillation, provides a brief overview, and shows algorithms for providing first emergency medical care to victims of a heart attack and various sudden conditions.

The article examines the importance and relevance of interdisciplinary functional diagnostics for the detection of gynecological diseases with an endocrine basis against the background of anemia in women.

The article discusses modern therapeutic approaches to the rehabilitation of patients after neurosurgical intervention. The authors note that neurosurgery patients, even after successful operations, may have certain complications that significantly reduce the quality of life of patients.

Through the study conducted in Najaf Governorate, bacterial samples were collected from different places. We notice during the study that the results were divided into two parts. The first was that the antibiotic Vancomycin had the highest rate of sensitivity to most of the bacterial samples, and this can be explained as follows.

The article provides the methodology that allows coaches, doctors and other staff members to comprehensively assess the athlete's conditioning, control the level of fitness and correct the physiological state. The methodology is based on the theory of cardiometry.

The aim of present study was to compare the effect of Ca chelating anticoagulants (EDTA, citrate and oxalate) and antithrombin anticoagulant (heparin) on some rabbits plasma biochemical parameters at room temperature 25℃ and extreme temperatures -18℃and 50℃ for 1hr.

The article presents experimental data confirming an assumption that an independent performance referring to the selection and ranking of visual stimuli by respondents allows not only to identify, but also to build a hierarchy of regulators of social behavior of each individual.

The article discusses innovative approaches and methods used in modern psychiatry to maintain the mental well-being of patients. The authors consider current approaches to the prevention of mental disorders and improvement of emotional well-being.

The article discusses the features of pregnancy management and prevention of complications in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus. The authors note that pregnancy outcomes in patients with SLE are improving due to medical advances; however, pregnancy caused by lupus is still associated with a large number of maternal and fetal complications compared to healthy women.

The study aimed to estimate the levels of cytokines as biomarkers that play an essential role in the progress or suppression of disease for lung cancer as well as to regulate the immunological response of patients with lung cancer.

The review outlines modern aspects of studying some cardiometric characteristics, the changes of which are associated with ensuring adaptation of central, peripheral hemodynamics, and cerebral blood flow under conditions of an altered gravity vector in the state of weightlessness and its ground-based modeling.

There are numerous opportunistic bacterial species that are unusual and rarely found in laboratory samples, most are challenging to routinely identify, some of them even being documented very little in clinical samples. Also, the role of these species in the coordinates of the disease is no less average and important than the common bacterial species.

All patients with T1DM are on life-long insulin injection. However, since last decades with evolving diabetes technology, there is a paucity of research on glycemic and self satisfaction effectiveness of new insulin pump and CGM devices in Saudi Arabia population whom they have different lifestyle and race.

The article discusses the areas of work in the field of prevention of ophthalmic diseases in children against the background of certain intestinal pathologies.

At the present stage, the introduction of technological innovations into medical practice is extremely important because it allows to increase the effectiveness of both diagnostic procedures and the process of providing medical care to patients.

By combining hydrothermal technology and deposition, it is possible to synthesize ZnO/Ag2O nanocomposites simply and effectively. The structures, compositions and morphologies of ZnO/Ag2O composites were characterized by XRD, EDS, SEM and TEM.