ETElena P. Tyurina

Elena P. Tyurina

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Elena P. Tyurina has a total of 9 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:


Latest Publications

  • Исход беременности со спонтанным разрывом плодных оболочек до 22 недель гестации. Клинический случай

    by Л.с. Алексахина, Г.в. Фоминова, Н.н. Чернова, Е.п. Тюрина, Д.ю. Шубин

    Преждевременный разрыв плодных оболочек является распространенным акушерским осложнением, которое, однако, требует индивидуального подхода в выборе тактики ведения. Авторы статьи провели анализ клинического случая длительного пролонгирования беременности при преждевременном разрыве плодных оболочек до 22 недель беременности. При описании клинического случая использовалась первичная медицинская документация: обменная карта и история болезни пациентки В., находящейся на стационарном лечении в Перинатальном центре ГБУЗ РМ «МРЦКБ», история болезни новорожденного. Выжидательная тактика при преждевременном излитии околоплодных вод в недоношенном сроке беременности должна проводиться в условиях перинатального центра третьего уровня с соблюдением клинических рекомендаций. Вопрос длительности успешного пролонгирования беременности при преждевременном разрыве плодных оболочек, особенно в сроке ранних преждевременных родов, дискутабелен и требует персонифицированного подхода, мультидисциплинарного решения в выборе тактики ведения, оптимального срока и способа родоразрешения, с учетом акушерских и неонатальных рисков. Персональный подход к пациентке в описанном клиническом случае позволил длительно пролонгировать беременность и снизить риски перинатальных потерь.

  • Open Access

    Reproductive potential repair in men with varicocele

    by Grigory E. Roitberg, Zhanna V. Dorosh, Tatyana V. Tarasova, Igor V. Saushev, Elena P. Tyurina, Irina V. Shuligina

    Relevance. In majority of men, varicose veins of the testicle - varicocele - does not cause discomfort and is asymptomatic, and scrotal pain only bothers 10 % of patients. In 2/3 of cases, varicocele is a clinical finding. In this case, varicocele is the most common cause of male infertility. Aim of the study. Recovery of the reproductive potential of patients with varicocele. Materials and Methods. In 219 patients with varicocele, weve carried an ejaculate study out (WHO, 2010) 3, 6, 12 months after surgical treatment of varicocele. We considered the reproductive function restored by normozoospermia in the ejaculate and the onset of pregnancy in the spouse during the follow - up period of 12 months. Results and Discussion. The 2/3 men of the 219 patients with varicocele had ejaculate abnormalities. The age of patients who were diagnosed with pathospermia was 31+11 years. 66 (39.5 %) patients with varicocele had spermatozoa with reduced mobility. After surgical treatment (varicocelectomy according to Marmara), normozoospermia was present almost in every second man. Nevertheless, the number of pregnancies in a married couple was higher than 6 months after varicocelectomy - 24(32.8 %). The surgical method of treatment of varicocele allows to restore the reproductive function of a man in 30 %. In our study, normozoospermia after varicocelectomy was recorded in almost every second patient. Ultrasound changes in the testicle with varicocele are an unfavorable prognosis for the restoration of male fertility. Conclusion. Surgical treatment of varicocele can recover the reproductive potential of almost every second man of reproductive age. Moreover, a greater number of pregnancies six months right after the operation were registered in spouses.

  • Open Access

    Reproductive potential repair in men with varicocele

    by Grigory E. Roitberg, Zhanna V. Dorosh, Tatyana V. Tarasova, Igor V. Saushev, Elena P. Tyurina, Irina V. Shuligina

    Relevance. In majority of men, varicose veins of the testicle - varicocele - does not cause discomfort and is asymptomatic, and scrotal pain only bothers 10 % of patients. In 2/3 of cases, varicocele is a clinical finding. In this case, varicocele is the most common cause of male infertility. Aim of the study. Recovery of the reproductive potential of patients with varicocele. Materials and Methods. In 219 patients with varicocele, weve carried an ejaculate study out (WHO, 2010) 3, 6, 12 months after surgical treatment of varicocele. We considered the reproductive function restored by normozoospermia in the ejaculate and the onset of pregnancy in the spouse during the follow - up period of 12 months. Results and Discussion. The 2/3 men of the 219 patients with varicocele had ejaculate abnormalities. The age of patients who were diagnosed with pathospermia was 31+11 years. 66 (39.5 %) patients with varicocele had spermatozoa with reduced mobility. After surgical treatment (varicocelectomy according to Marmara), normozoospermia was present almost in every second man. Nevertheless, the number of pregnancies in a married couple was higher than 6 months after varicocelectomy - 24(32.8 %). The surgical method of treatment of varicocele allows to restore the reproductive function of a man in 30 %. In our study, normozoospermia after varicocelectomy was recorded in almost every second patient. Ultrasound changes in the testicle with varicocele are an unfavorable prognosis for the restoration of male fertility. Conclusion. Surgical treatment of varicocele can recover the reproductive potential of almost every second man of reproductive age. Moreover, a greater number of pregnancies six months right after the operation were registered in spouses.