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VIJ Research Article Oct 22, 2018
Immunological Features of Surgical Stress in Underage and Adult Patients
Fishman B, Tapbergenov T, Kuprin P, Turmakhanov S, Saydayev Z, Kushpita A, Martynov I, Karasev D, Yukhno M and Rumyantsev Y*

Already in the 60-70s of the last century, it was firmly established that, regardless of the initial general condition of the patient and the level of his immunoreactivity, the sur…

Surgical Stress Cytokines Immunology
VIJ Research Article Oct 13, 2018
Immunologic Features of Graves’ Disease in Obese Patients
Fishman B, Zurabov V, Kuprin P, Rumyantsev Y, Nedvetskaya E, Turmakhanov S, Butrimova S, Lole O* and Yukhno M

The data presented in the article indicate significant changes in the hormonal background in obese patients with thyroid gland diseases. Various systems are involved: lipid changes…

Graves’ Disease Obesity Adrenal Hormones
VIJ Research Article Sep 21, 2018
HIV Incidence Assessment Model, Based on the Incidence of Sexually Transmitted Infections in of Russia
Fishman B*, Tkachenko T, Shevnina U, Azovceva O, Yuhno M, Moskvin I, Karpov D, Fedchenko P and Rumyantsev Y

In Russia, the HIV epidemic continues to grow. Transfer of individuals from vulnerable groups to general population has become more active. While maintaining the current rate of HI…

Mathematical Model HIV infection Sexually Transmitted Diseases
VIJ Research Article Sep 20, 2018
Neurogenic Stress Effects on the Immune System Functional State
Fishman B*, Tapbergenov T, Azovceva O, Kulikov V, Khaybullin T, Tkachenko T, Yukhno M, Lole O, Shevnina E, Kazakova O, Nikolaeva K and Amirbekov A

According to most researchers, stress is one of the main causes of the ever increasing number of cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, neurologic and other diseases. In addition to ac…

Neurogenic Stress Immune Response Adaptation
VIJ Research Article Aug 28, 2018
Questionnaire as an Additional Method for Studying the Prevalence of Infections with a Predominantly Sexual Mode of Transmission
Shevnina E, Lysogorskaya I, Tkachenko T, Karpov D, Fedchenko P, Osipova A and Fishman B*

The analysis of the data obtained from the state statistical supervision forms during 2008 has shown the tendency of a decrease in the majority of sexually transmitted infections …

Prevalence of Sexually Transmitted Infections Medical Checkup Bacterioscopy