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StatusThe thesis was presented on the 16 March, 2012Approved by NCAA on the 23 May, 2012 Abstract |
It consists from introduction and 6 chapters, conclusions and recomandations, bibliography (195 sources), 6 appendices, 121 pages of main text, 21 figures and 35 tables. The derived results have been published in 16 scientific studies .
Field of study: Internal Medicine.
The purpose and objectives of the study was to evaluate the functional and hemodynamic features of the kidneys, predictive indexex of renal complications in patients with liver cirrhosis.
Novelty and originality consisted in highlighting the clinical, hemodynamic and kidney function in patients with cirrhosis and developed indixes of renal complications and prognosis. Plasma levels of ET-1, PGE-2, urinary enzymes, resistance index, pulsatility index of renal arteries were determined in dependence of Child-Pugh score in patients with hepatic cirrhosis. Scientific problem solved in the study was the description of functional and hemodynamic features of the kidneys in patients with liver cirrhosis and the determination of clinical, laboratory and imagistic predictive indexex of renal complications.
Theoretical significance of the work was to elucidate the clinical features and functional renal hemodynamic impact in liver cirrhosis, including hepato-renal syndrom.
Practical value is in highlighting the clinical, functional and hemodynamic particularities of kidney in liver cirrhosis and to help diagnose early renal complications, allowing the effective therapeutic approach and improve prognosis.
The study results were implemented in clinical practice at nephrology and
gastroenterology division of General Hospital “Sfânta Treime” and the ideas and positions of
principle are included in courses for students in Medical Clinic nr.1, Department of Internal
Medicine from the State Medical and Pharmaceutical University “Nicolae Testemitanu”.