Balance training is an effective training method for rehabilitation of instable ankle. Different approaches to balance training provide in general similar improvement for sprained ankle.Implications for future studies:More RCTs on chronic ankle instability are needed with large sample size and use of different intensities of exercises. It would be better for the UB FAU to provide access to articles so that students and researches could download articles for free from different electronic sources.
The Department of Skin and Venereal Diseases is one of the oldest departments of Kazan State Medical University. It originates in the bowels of the medical faculty of the Kazan Imperial University. The founder and first head of the Department of Skin and Syphilitic Diseases was Professor A.G. Ge. There are three periods in the development of the scientific school, which differ in research issues and teaching methods. The first period from the birth of the school of A.G. Ge until the end of the 1920s, it is characterized by the fight against syphilis, which is reflected in the name of the department of skin and syphilitic diseases. The starting point of the second period in the history of the Kazan school of Dermatovenereology can be considered 1930, when the medical faculty of the university formed an independent institute the Kazan State Medical Institute. At this stage, it is difficult to identify the main scientific direction, the research was carried out based on the urgent tasks of the time. The third stage (from the 1970s to the present) is characterized by research into issues of allergy and its skin manifestations. Employees of the Department of Dermatovenerology of the Kazan State Medical University are currently continuing the main traditions of the Kazan dermatovenerological school.
Basal cell skin cancer (BCС) is the most common malignancy that is found in dermatological practice. The purpose of the study: to determine the structure of clinical manifestations of BCС in ambulant dermatological patients. The study was conducted from 2015 to 2017 in a private clinic in Kazan, which has a license to provide medical care in the specialties "dermatovenerology" and "surgery". We studied the results of examination of 2730 patients with skin tumors available in outpatient cards. 101 patients with histologically verified BCС were examined, including 29% of men (n=29) and 71% of women (n=72), the average age was 59.7±14.9 years (median – 61.5 years). The percentage of patients with BCС among patients with all skin malignancies at the dermatological reception was 95.3% (n=101). Most often, patients aged 60-74 years suffered from BCС: women – in 21.0% (n=21) and men – in 16.0% (n=16), respectively. The proportion of women aged 45-59 years was significantly higher – 20.0%, than the proportion of men – 9.0% (p<0.05). Men were significantly more likely to see a dermatologist – 55.0% in less than a year from the onset of the disease, than women – 21.4% (p<0.01). The proportion of women (44.6%) who noted the appearance of a tumor over a long period (≥5 years) was significantly less than the proportion of men 15.0% (p<0.05). The most common variant of BCС was the nodular form n=77 (76.2%), in which the primary elements of 80.5% were identified by dermatologists as single 5-10 mm papules. The oculo-fronto-nasal region was involved in the pathological process in 47.5% (n=48) of cases, which is significantly more frequent than in other localisations (p<0.05). Dermatoscopy improved the visualization of the atypical vascular network.
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