Prevalence of vitamin D deficiency/insufficiency in routine clinical practice

Zhilenko, M.I.; Gusakova, Daria; Tyuzikov, I.A.

doi:10.20953/2224-5448-2017-1-10-15

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“…People living in the countries located north of the 35 th parallel forming the so-called "vitamin winter zone" are particularly amenable to vitamin D deficiency/insufficiency (Yadav and Kumar 2020). Since the entire Russian territory is a zone of increased risk of vitamin D deficiency/insufficiency due to complete location in the geographical "vitamin winter zone", this problem is relevant for the Russian medicine and should already become a key question in the concept of national health improvement (Tyuzikov et al 2013;Vorslov et al 2015;Zhilenko et al 2017).…”

Section: Vitamin D and Prostate Diseasesmentioning

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Nutritional supplementation of the pharmacotherapy of prostate diseases

Братчиков¹,

Tyuzikov²,

Dubonos³

2021

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Introduction: Nutritional supplementation is an integral part of modern pharmacotherapeutic strategies for prostate diseases with different levels of evidence for specific nutrients. Provitamin A (beta-carotene), vitamin A (retinol) and prostate diseases. Their effects have not been sufficiently studied, and the available data are conflicting to recommend them as a nutritional supplement. Vitamin E (tocopherol) and prostate diseases. Its effects have not been sufficiently studied, and the available data are conflicting to recommend it as a nutritional supplement. Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) and prostate diseases. Its effects have not been sufficiently studied, and the available data are conflicted to recommend it as a nutritional supplement. Vitamin K and prostate diseases. Its effects have not been sufficiently studied, and the available data are conflicted to recommend it as a nutritional supplement. Vitamin D and prostate diseases. The evidence base of the vitamin D prostatotropic effects has been accumulated, which allows us to consider its deficiency replacement as an effective nutritional supplement in prostate diseases. Omega-3 PUFAs and prostate diseases. They have universal physiological effects; however, the evidence base for their recommendation as a nutritional supplement for prostate diseases is still insufficient. Zinc and prostate diseases. Positive effects of zinc on the prostate gland are known for a fact and allow us to recommend it as a nutritional supplement for prostate diseases. Selenium and prostate diseases. The reliably proven positive effects of selenium on the prostate gland allow us to recommend it as a nutritional supplement for prostate diseases. Magnesium and prostate diseases. Its effects have not been sufficiently studied, and the available data are conflicting to recommend it as a nutritional supplement.

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Section: Vitamin D and Prostate Diseasesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Nutritional supplementation of the pharmacotherapy of prostate diseases

Братчиков¹,

Tyuzikov²,

Dubonos³

2021

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“…However, a variety of mechanisms take part in pathogenesis before this, i.e. disorders of renal circulation, disturbance of urinary tract urodynamics, and inflammation in them [2,3].…”

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“…Urolithiasis is defined as a metabolic disease that is caused by several endogenous and/or exogenous factors and is characterized by occurrence of stones in the urinary system [3]. It is clear that stones in the urinary tract are a clinical manifestation of the disease; removal of the stone does not stop its progression, and it develops further if the causes are not eliminated [19].…”

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Vitamin D and Urolithiasis in Children

Yusupov

Shamsiev

et al. 2021

IJMMR

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Background. Urolithiasis is currently one of the topical issues of contemporary urology and medicine in general. This is primarily due to the high prevalence of urolithiasis; according to several population studies it ranges from 3.5 to 9.6%. At the same time, there is a steady increase in its incidence. Therefore, the matter of urolithiasis is one of the most urgent in present-day medicine. Objectives. The aim of the research was to study the content of a polymorphic genetic marker of the vitamin D receptor gene related to development and relapse of urolithiasis in children. Methods. The content of a polymorphic genetic marker of the vitamin D receptor gene related to development and relapse of urolithiasis in 100 children was investigated. Results. The results of the study prove that the vitamin D receptor gene assists in revealing disorders that promote urolithiasis development. Conclusion. Comparative analysis of the frequency of distribution of Fok1 genotypes of the vitamin D receptor gene polymorphism showed that statistical significance of the association (p=0.02) of f allele according to the dominant inheritance model (total Ff+ff genotypes) was established in the group of patients with urolithiasis compare to the corresponding indicator of the control group (63%).

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Osteoporosis in Russian Federation: Epidemiology, Socio-Medical and Economical Aspects (Review)

Лесняк

Баранова

Белова

et al. 2018

Traumatology and Orthopedics of Russia

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The authors performed an analysis of published stadies devoted to osteoporosis situation in Russian Federation including epidemiological, social, medical and economical aspects of this pathology. The analysis demonstrated that osteoporosis is reported in every third woman and every forth man of 50 years old and older. Seven vertebra fractures happen every minute and one fracture of proximal femur-every 5 minutes in Russia. an overall number of all key osteoporotic fractures will increase from 590 thousand up to 730 thousand cases by the year 2035. Osteoporosis is financially demanding for healthcare due to high treatment cost of fractures that are accompanied by life quality deterioration, high mortality and invalidization of patients. epidemiological studies demonstrated that due to high fracture risk the osteoporosis therapy should be assigned to 31% of female and 4% of male patients over 50 years old. Such factors of osteoporosis risks are widespread in the society: smoking, low food calcium consumption, vitamin d deficit, low physical activity. The authors analyzed the problems in organization of medical care to patients with osteoporosis and osteoporotic fractures and possible solutions to existing issues. The organization of healthcare should be addressed at identification of high risk patient groups, early diagnosis and assignment of corresponding treatment aimed at decreasing potential fracture risk as well as at pathology prophylaxis.

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Prevalence of vitamin D deficiency/insufficiency in routine clinical practice

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Nutritional supplementation of the pharmacotherapy of prostate diseases

Nutritional supplementation of the pharmacotherapy of prostate diseases

Vitamin D and Urolithiasis in Children

Osteoporosis in Russian Federation: Epidemiology, Socio-Medical and Economical Aspects (Review)

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