• Anatomical variants of the deep brachial artery 

  Zorina, Zinovia; Babuci, Angela; Calancea, Sergiu; Bendelic, Anastasia; Botnari, Tatiana; Botnaru, Doina; Ostahi, Nadia (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction. Lately, due to the gradual increase of interventional radiological procedures and vascular reconstructive surgeries on the upper limb, knowledge about anatomical variants of the upper limb blood vessels has ...
• Peculiarities of the perineum in morphoclinical aspect 

  Zorina, Zinovia; Babuci, Angela; Crăciun, Ana; Bendelic, Anastasia (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction. Women's health is one of the strategic priorities of contemporary gynecology and at the same time it is one of the primary factors determining the demographic situation in the Republic of Moldova. Genital ...
• Vestibular migraine. Pathogenesis, differential diagnosis, treatment method 

  Zemleanschih, Ecaterina; Istrati, Nina (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction. Vestibular migraine (VM) is probably the second most common cause of dizziness, affecting approximately 3% of population. In recent years, the appearance of new studies aiming to understanding the pathophysiology ...
• The role of bacterial plaque in gingival pathogenesis 

  Saidacari, Catalina; Sevcenco, Nina (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Background. Currently, catarrhal gingivitis is one of the most common chronic conditions in humans. This condition is primarily caused by bacterial plaque, which promotes gingival inflammation. Bacterial plaque contains ...
• Treatment of trigger finger: a literature review 

  Zelenschi, Valentin; Ursu, Sergiu (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction. A special section in hand surgery is dedicated to "trigger finger" disease, a common disabling disorder of the upper limb. trigger finger disease can occur at different ages, from children to geriatric ...
• Chronic pelvic pain syndrome in neurological practice. Etiology, differential diagnosis and treatment 

  Rudencu, Alina; Istrati, Nina (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction. Chronic pelvic pain is an interdisciplinary problem that affects not only the neurological field but also the gynecological and surgical fields. It is estimated that between 5-26% of women and 2-10% of men ...
• Obesity in postmenopausal osteoporosis 

  Repciuc, Ana; Taralunga, Constantin; Sardari, Veronica (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction. Obesity is a chronic disease that is closely correlated with bone mineral density (BMD), resulting in contradictory effects. The aim of this study is to assess the potential risks in overweight individuals ...
• Effects of vitamin D supplements on patients with hypothyroidism 

  Rabbi, Syeda; Catcov, Carolina (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction: Hypothyroidism is a common endocrine disorder, ranging from 0.1% to 12.5%; women are more likely to develop the condition. The causes can be multiple, but most often 20-30% of cases are of autoimmune origin. ...
• Analysis of contemporary trends in morphometry 

  Petreanu, Carina; Saptefrati, Lilian (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Background: Morphometry plays a crucial role in modern histology, allowing for the quantitative analysis of the morphological parameters of cells and tissues. With the advancement of digital technologies and machine ...
• Bone graft use in internal fixation of proximal and diaphyseal humeral fractures and pseudoarthrosis 

  Cojocari, Ștefan; Cobzac, Vitalie; Nacu, Viorel; Cociug, Adrian; Buzu, Dumitru; Vacarciuc, Ion; Ticu, Ion; Gutu, Andrian; Suveica, Teodor; Frasineac, Victor; Caproș, Nicolae; Taran, Anatolie (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction: This study explores the use of bone graft in combination with internal fixation for treating fractures and pseudarthrosis of the proximal and diaphyseal humerus. Materials and Methods: We retrospectively ...
• The role of pericytes in modulating ophthalmic diseases: a review of current insights and therapeutic perspectives 

  Pavlovschi, Ecaterina; Tagadiuc, Olga (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction. Pericytes have an important role in preserving the blood vessels in the retina by keeping them stable and ensuring proper functioning of the endothelial cells. Meanwhile they also preserve the integrity of ...
• Anatomical variants of the common carotid artery 

  Ostahi, Nadia; Catereniuc, Ilia; Babuci, Angela; Bendelic, Anastasia; Zorina, Zinovia (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction: The variability of the common carotid artery (CCA), its morphological and topographic features, can cause deficiency in blood supply of the brain and also are identified as predisposing factors in formation ...
• Regarding corneal preparation in the human tissue bank of the Republic of Moldova, during 11 years of activity 

  Cociug, Adrian; Macagonova, Olga; Dumbraveanu, Lilia; Cușnir, Valeriu; Nacu, Viorel (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction. The cornea is the tissue of the human eye that improves the quality of the image formed on the retina. The quality of corneal tissue can be influenced by several factors inherent to the recipient, the donor, ...
• The implications of autophagy in Crohn’s disease 

  Țarălungă, Constantin; Munteanu, Roman; Repciuc, Ana; Sardari, Veronica (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction: Inflammatory bowel disease comprises a variety of chronic inflammatory disorders, that affect the gastrointestinal tract, the most common ones being ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease, that, if left ...
• Scalenus syndrome 

  Neznaico, Victoria; Istrati, Nina (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction. Scalenus Syndrome is a clinical entity characterized by symptoms resulting from the compression of the subclavian vessels and branches of the brachial plexus in the scalene triangle. The syndrome takes its ...
• Controlled release of active substance after double loading of demineralized cancellous bone 

  Cobzac, Vitalie; Jian, Mariana; Maritoi, Tatiana; Baranețchi, Iana; Malcova, Tatiana; Nacu, Viorel (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction. Demineralized bone graft (DBG) preparation involves substantial growth factor loss due to prolonged liquid exposure during demineralization, marrow and fat removal, and pH restoration. Albumins bind various ...
• P-selectin and persistent thrombosis in venous thromboembolism 

  Sorici, Galina; Diaconu, Nadejda; Cîvîrjic, Irina; Grosu, Aurel (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Background: P-selectin levels have been reported as a predictor of recurrent venous thromboembolism (VTE). However, the association between plasma P-selectin levels and persistent thrombus in VTE remains unclear. Objectives: ...
• Human-induced pluripotent stem cell-derived atrial cardiomyocytes: a model for atrial fibrillation research and therapy 

  Ciobanu, Gabriela; Grib, Livi (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction: Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common cardiac arrhythmia, affecting over 33 million individuals worldwide. Despite extensive research, current AF treatment options are limited by high recurrence rates, ...
• Evaluation of Cathepsin D activity in spleen and bone marrow in experimental immunodeficiency and under treatment with sulfated polysaccharides 

  Mihalciuc, Olga; Tagadiuc, Olga; Gudumac, Valentin (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Introduction: The cellular lysosomal system represents one of the key enzymatic protection mechanisms of the body. Cathepsin D (CatD) is a normal and major component of lysosomes. CatD manages protein turnover degrading ...
• Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation in myasthenia gravis 

  Ciliuta, Mihaela; Catcov, Carolina; Stratu, Ecaterina (CEP Medicina, 2025)

  Background. Myasthenia gravis (MG) is a rare neurological disease, autoimmune-mediated, which targets the neuromuscular junction, involving the acetylcholine receptors on the motor endplate. We aimed to evaluate the ...

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