MedEspera 2016: Recent submissions

  • A systematic literature review of hereditary aspects of ovarian cancer 
    Colac, Dumitrita (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: Every year, worldwide, are registered 10 million new cases of cancer and 6.2 million deaths over the cancer. About 5 to 40 % of malignant tumors of all anatomical locations have a genetic etiology, and this ...
  • Antibiotic susceptibility of enterobacteriaceae strains isolated from urinary tract infections 
    Tortosa Valiente, Carlos; Eckardt, Lukas (MedEspera, 2016)
    Enterobacteriaceae are the most frequent causes of urinary tract infections. We analysed the antibiotic susceptibility of urinary isolates recovered at the Microbiology Laboratory of Mures County Emergency Clinical ...
  • Metabolic changes in myocardial infarction 
    Breahna, Radu (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: The focus of this review is the biochemistry of Myocardial Infarction (MI) in general and specifically during ischemia and reperfusion, phases in which intervention is critical and efficient if performed. ...
  • The otoacoustic emissions as a by-product of the cochlear amplifier and their role in hearing screening. 
    Blaja, Vasile; Lozovanu, Svetlana (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: The normal ear does not just receive sound; it also, paradoxically, produces lowintensity sounds called otoacoustic emissions(OAEs). Otoacoustic emissions are sounds of cochlear origin, that are caused by ...
  • The particularities of oxidative stress in cancer 
    Bacinschi, Alina (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: Humanity is facing a critical public health problem: the cancer, and in the next decade is likely to become the most important global disease. By 2020, it is estimated that cancer mortality will exceed the ...
  • Age factor and concomitant pathologies in patients with sacroiliitis 
    Arian, Vasilii (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: Sacroiliitis is an inflammatory process which involves the sacroiliac joint, which is one of the diagnostic criteria for seronegative spondyloarthropathies. The objective of this study was to find correlations ...
  • Uterine artery embolization (literature review) 
    Toncoglaz, Constantin; Toncoglaz, Serghei; Suman, Serghei (MedEspera, 2016)
    Background. Uterine artery embolization (UAE also known as uterine fibroid embolization UFE) was carried out for the first time in 1970 in order to obtain hemostasis in postpartum women, after caesarean, after abortion, ...
  • Leukemia caused by chimeric oncogenes 
    Tocan, Maxim (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: The involving of chimeric oncogenes in the molecular-genetic mechanism of leukemia’s occurrence is currently discussed a lot. Their activity is explained by the transformation of the hematopoietic cells ...
  • Biochemical data in acute myocardial infarction 
    Timercan, Tatiana (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: Acute myocardial infarction (AMI) is one of the most usual diagnosis in hospitalized patients. Hyperglycemia, hypertension, and hypercholesterolemia evaluated on admission in patients with AMI are considered ...
  • The role of LGI proteins in raising neuronal excitability and in epileptogenesis 
    Spinu, Doina (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction. Acording to WHO approximately 50 million people worldwide have epilepsy, making it one of the most common neurological diseases globally, and about two thirds of them are idiopatic. Certain types of idiopathic ...
  • The pain management and knowledge of nonsteroidical anti-inflamatory drugs (naids) side effects link to gender 
    Pažemeckaitė, Severija; Ūsaitė, Akvilė (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: Pain is a common medical problem, and relief of pain is an important therapeutic goal. Although mild and moderate pain by outpatients is most commonly treated with over-the-counter drugs. Over the past ...
  • HLA – A, HLA – B, HLA – DR allele frequencies between kidney recipients with different blood group 
    Pažemeckaitė, Severija (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: Human leukocyte antigens (HLA) play a central role in the cellular and humoral immune responses that determine the outcome of a transplant. The extensive polymorphism of HLA poses a major barrier to successful ...
  • Glycation. A study about regeneration 
    Secu, Gheorghe; Turcan, Doina; Dragan, Boris (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: Glycation is a chemical process in which proteins are conjugated with glucose, it is characteristic for persons who are suffering for insipid diabetes, but also it is common in cases of a high level of blood ...
  • Respiratory pattern’s modifications at healthy subjects, under the influence of emotions 
    Rosca, Vadim; Dodi, Daniela (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: The respiratory pattern represents a set of volume and time parameters which characterize respiration, and in special movements Associated with it. Indices of respiratory pattern are very sensible at various ...
  • The pat family of proteins in the normal and pathological lipolysis 
    Roman, Victor (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction. Investigations of the structure of fat droplets (PL), intracellular deposits of excess fat have revealed the presence of several proteins on their surface that are involved in theirs metabolism. Like any ...
  • Awareness, usage and abuse of methylphenidate among young people in study process 
    Rogach, Oleg (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: Recent statistical data show a constantly increasing incidence of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) emphasizing the wide usage of methylphenidate as an absolute treatment. Methylphenidate ...
  • Implementation of PID-5 questionnaires, in diagnosis of personality disorders 
    Noroc, Iurie (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction. Personality disorder is the inability to develop a sense of identity and the selfcommitment in the context of interpersonal functioning inability norms and cultural expectations of the subject that persists ...
  • Tuftsin-biological role and pharmaceutical value 
    Naghita, Varvara (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: Despite the high level the human civilization achieved, we still constantly face dangers as viral infections, bacteria, traumas, chronic disease, cancer etc. Thanks to the development of medicine and ...
  • The role of glutathione in cancer development and chemoresistance 
    Mirzac, Daniela (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: Glutathione (GSH) is a tripeptide produced by the liver and has the ability (among others) to remove a wide range of toxins, including those produced by heavy metals, alcohol, smoking, radiation and cancer ...
  • Biomarkers in ovarian cancer 
    Manoli, Rahela (MedEspera, 2016)
    Introduction: Elucidation of the most frequent biomarkers in ovarian cancer. Materials and methods: The study was based on the analysis of biographical sources from 2007- 2014. Discussion results: One of the major ...

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