Search Results - "Kopeikin, A S"

Effect of noise on the relaxation to an invariant probability measure of nonhyperbolic chaotic attractors by Anishchenko, V S, Vadivasova, T E, Kopeikin, A S, Kurths, J, Strelkova, G I

“…We study the influence of external noise on the relaxation to an invariant probability measure for two types of nonhyperbolic chaotic attractors, a spiral (or…”
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The dynamics of pepsinogens plasma levels in cardiosurgical patients with erosive and ulcerous changes of the gastroduodenal area by Ye. A. Sorokina, V. B. Loyenko, N. A. Morova, S. A. Kopeikin, V. V. Safechuk, N. A. Levitskaya

“…The pepsinogenemia level is examined as a risk factor of atrophy and inflammation activity in gastroduodenal region mucous region in 20 patients with erosive…”
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The principles of drug gastroduodenal bleeding prevention in critically ill condition patients and in postoperative period patients by Ye. A. Sorokina, V. B. Loyenko, N. A. Morova, S. A. Kopeikin, V. V. Safechuk

“…The basic pathogenic mechanisms of ulcer formation in critically ill condition patients and in postoperative period patients are studied in the article. The…”
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Studying hyperbolicity in chaotic systems by Anishchenko, V.S, Kopeikin, A.S, Kurths, J, Vadivasova, T.E, Strelkova, G.I

“…On the basis of method [1] proposed for diagnosing 2-dimensional chaotic saddles we present a numerical procedure to distinguish hyperbolic and nonhyperbolic…”
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The role of gastric pH and tissue hypoxia in formation of gastroduodenal zone mucose changes in heartsurgical patients by Sorokina, E A, Fokin, A A, Akhmedov, V A, Safechuk, V V, Kopeĭkin, S A, Trubina, T V

“…The estimation of gastric contents pH and gastroduodenal zone mucous membrane condition based on the fibrogastroduodenoscopy data of40 patients who were…”
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The role of psychic factor in development of peptic gastroduodenal ulcers by Sorokina, E A, Morova, N A, Kopeĭkin, S A, Lazeeva, T L, Akhmedov, V A

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Stress-dependent lesions of the gastroduodenal mucosa during operations with cardiopulmonary bypass by Sorokina, E A, Morova, N A, Tsekhanovich, V N, Kopeĭkin, S A, Mil'chenko, M V, Malkov, A V

“…A continuous retrospective study was conducted in order to reveal risk factors and optimal ways of prophylaxis of gastroduodenal hemorrhage after operations…”
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Peptic ulcers of the gastroduodenal zone in patients with scheduled cardiac operation: continuum of heterogeneous pathogenetic effects by Sorokina, E A, Morova, N A, Kopeĭkin, S A, Ereshchenko, K Iu

“…The article is a review of different pathogenetic mechanisms (infectious, NSAID-associated, stress-dependent and those stipulated by microcirculation…”
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Influence of noise on statistical properties of nonhyperbolic attractors by Anishchenko, VS, Kopeikin, AS, Vadivasova, TE, Strelkova, GI, Kurths, J

“…We analyze effects of bounded white and colored noise on nonhyperbolic chaotic attractors in two-dimensional invertible maps. It is shown that first the…”
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Some aspects of erectile dysfunction pathogenesis and treatment in patients with obesity by Ametov, A S, Teodorovich, O V, Kondrat'eva, L V, Popova, A Iu

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Peculiarities of the relaxation to an invariant probability measure of nonhyperbolic chaotic attractors in the presence of noise by Anishchenko, Vadim S, Vadivasova, Tatjana E, Kopeikin, Andrey S, Kurths, Jürgen, Strelkova, Galina I

“…We study the relaxation to an invariant probability measure on quasihyperbolic and nonhyperbolic chaotic attractors in the presence of noise. We also compare…”
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Visceral hypersensitivity of the large intestine mucosa in patients with irritable bowel syndrome--cause of the non-inflammatory changes in the pain syndrome by Zhukov, N A, Sorokina, E A, Akhmedov, V A, Kopeĭkin, S A, Pavlov, A V, Tuleeva, N K, Lazeeva, T L, Ereshchenko, K Iu

“…The purpose of our research was to reveal the existence of an association between clinical expressions of visceral hypersensitivity--the intensity of abdominal…”
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