Men’s reproductive service based on the regional specialized center

Панченко, Игорь; Marabyan, Eduard; Гармаш, О Н; Brusnev, A.B.; Shipilov, Andrey; Panchenko, R.I.

doi:10.29188/2222-8543-2019-11-2-20-24

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“…Необходимо отметить, что в настоящее время отмечаются недостаточные уровень и качество оказания специализированной андрологической помощи мужчинам с бесплодием. Как отмечают исследователи, в настоящее время к специалисту по месту жительства обращается лишь около 6 % мужчин, нуждающихся в специализированной помощи [8].…”

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Potential births loss due to male and female infertility in Moscow

2022

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Background. During past three decades Russia is characterized by natural population decrease. And low fertility along with high mortality is the reason for this. A small natural increase in population has been observed in Moscow since 2011, but the COVID-19 pandemic interrupted the achieved positive dynamics due to sharp mortality growth. According to a number of studies, fertility decline is caused, among other things, by high prevalence of infertility, both female and male. As a result, infertility prevalence in the capital’s population is one of the main sources of reproductive losses. The study purpose is to estimate potential births losses due to female and male infertility in Moscow compared to Russia’s indicators. Materials and methods. Data from reporting statistical form №12 on disease prevalence (Ministry of Health of Russia) for 2011–2021 were used for analysis. Estimation of potential births loss was made using the method developed by Zemlyanova E.V. (2003). Results. Prevalence of female infertility in Moscow increased 3 times in 2011–2021, male infertility – 2 times, in Russia prevalence of infertility in females increase by one third, in males – nearly twice. In Moscow infertility prevalence indicators are substantially lower than Russia’s average. In 2021 prevalence of infertility in women equaled 735.9 per 100,000, in men – 11.4 per 100,000, in Russia as a whole – 789.1 and 67.1 respectively. Thus, there is multiple difference between female’s and male’s indicators: 64:1 in Moscow and 12:1 in Russia respectively. The scales of summary potential births loss due to female infertility in Moscow estimated 16 %, due to male infertility – less than 1 %; in Russia – 18 % and 3 % respectively. Conclusion. Thus, potential births loss due to infertility both in women and men are present both in Moscow and Russia and summary figures equal about 17–21 %. There is a significant underestimation of cases of male infertility in primary health care. True data on infertility prevalence especially in men is possible to obtain only as a result of creation of a specialized andrological service in the healthcare system. Development and implementation of a state program on protection of male reproductive health can contribute to fertility increase.

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Potential births loss due to male and female infertility in Moscow

2022

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Effectiveness of Wobenzym in combined therapy of chronic bacterial prostatitis. Results of systematic review and meta-analysis

Kupriyanov,

Zaitsev,

Bernikov

et al. 2024

Urology reports (St. - Petersburg)

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A systematic review and meta-analysis of research data on the effectiveness of the drug Wobenzym in the treatment of chronic bacterial prostatitis was performed. The aim of this study to evaluate the effectiveness of Wobenzym in the complex therapy of chronic bacterial prostatitis. The analysis included randomized and non-randomized controlled studies of the effectiveness of Wobenzim in the complex therapy of chronic bacterial prostatitis. The search was carried out in the databases CENTRAL, PubMed, ICTRP, eLibrary, ClinicalTrials.gov., Google Scholar, CyberLeninka, search engines. The meta-analysis was conducted using the recommendations of the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions. Statistical heterogeneity was assessed using the Cochran test and visually when constructing forest plots. A random effects model and a fixed effect model were used. Works published over the entire period were analyzed, 712 publications were identified, of which 9 fully met the stated criteria, all studies were non-randomized controlled. The final analysis included the results of 1292 patients. According to the meta-analysis, it was possible to establish the superiority of complex therapy including Wobenzym compared to therapy without Wobenzym in all studied parameters: eradication of the pathogen, decrease in the number of points on the Quality of Life (QoL) scale, an increase in the linear speed of blood flow in the veins and peak systolic blood flow velocity in the arteries of the prostate gland, maximum urine flow rate, reduction in the number of points of the NIH-CPSI “Pain” subscale (difference 5 points) and NIH-CPSI “Quality of Life” subscale. The use of therapy including Wobenzym in patients with chronic prostatitis leads to a greater increase in the number of CD4+, CD8+ lymphocytes, phagocytic activity of lymphocytes, the level of complement CH-100 and immunoglobulins M, G, A. A systematic review/meta-analysis revealed an objective, statistically significant, positive effect of the drug Wobenzym in the complex therapy of patients with chronic bacterial prostatitis, which is associated with its pathogenetic orientation in relation to this group of patients.

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Studies of Oilcontaminated Soils and Forwardlooking Approaches to Their Remediation

TROFIMOV,

KOVALEVA,

AWETOV

et al. 2023

Lomonosov Soil Science Journal

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Milestones in the study of oilcontaminated soils at the Faculty of Soil Science for 50 years of its foundation are discussed from the prospects for the development of environmental regulation and new technologies of soil reclamation. The development of a methodological framework for the determination of oil and petroleum hydrocarbons in soils, studies of soil properties, the chemistry of oil and its components in soil and adjacent media are shown. The development of legislation on the rationing of petroleum hydrocarbons in soils is given, including the important role of the staff of Faculty of Soil Science of Moscow State University in the work out of a number of regional standards for the permissible residual content of petroleum hydrocarbons in soils is noted. The approaches to ecological rationing of oil and petroleum hydrocarbons in soils are proposed, in the aspects of natural climatic zones and the type of landuse. The importance of improving the regulatory and methodological framework and continuing work in this direction is emphasized. The necessity of research at developing technologies for reclamation of oilcontaminated lands and special use of oilcontaminated waste is indicated.

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Men’s reproductive service based on the regional specialized center

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Potential births loss due to male and female infertility in Moscow

Potential births loss due to male and female infertility in Moscow

Effectiveness of Wobenzym in combined therapy of chronic bacterial prostatitis. Results of systematic review and meta-analysis

Studies of Oilcontaminated Soils and Forwardlooking Approaches to Their Remediation

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