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Use of Vasavital® in patients with diabetic retinopathy by Khramenko, N. I., Umanets, M. M., Medvedovska, N. V., Levytska, G. V., Rozanova, Z. A.

“…Background: Diabetic retinopathy (DR) is a major cause of visual impairment or blindness among working-age adults worldwide. For years, researchers around the…”
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Рrevention and rehabilitation of health problems of schoolchildren from the zone of military conflict in Ukraine by Lebets, I.S., Dynnik, V.O., Matkovskaya, T.M., Medvedovska, N.V., Kashkalda, D.A.

“…The purpose of the research is to justify the necessity for rehabilitative medical and psychological support of schoolchildren from the zone of military…”
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Аналіз динаміки смертності чоловіків в аспекті демографічних втрат населення України by Medvedovska, N. V., Kvach, M. D.

“…Мета роботи: аналіз динаміки демографічних показників смертності населення України, її статевих, вікових та регіональних особливостей в аспекті вивчення причин…”
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Scientific background of contemporary approach in the priority areas of medical science in the field of radiation medicine and radiobiology by Chumak, A A, Medvedovska, N V, Ovsannikova, L M

“…OBJECTIVE. To analyze the results of scientific research on the problems of radiation medicine and radiobiology for the further outlining of the priority…”
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Results of the study on the impact of eye disease on child quality of life by Medvedovska, N. V.

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PRESERVING THE HEALTH OF THE ORGAN OF VISION IN CHILDREN: ORGANIZATIONAL PRINCIPLES by Denisyuk, L. I., Medvedovska, N. V.

“…Background. The relevance of the study is due to the growing prevalence of ophthalmic pathology among children, in particular, the growing prevalence of…”
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The impact of chronic stress on the hormonal state of women affected by hostilities and displaced women by Podolskyi, Vol. V., Podolskyi, V. V., Medvedovska, N. V., Emir-Useinova, D. A., Botsyuk, U. I.

“…During times of war, refugee women often have high levels of chronic stress due to factors such as war, displacement and uncertainty. The study focuses on…”
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Experience of providing eye care to the wounded at the NMMCC “Main Military Clinical Hospital” during the defense of Kyiv in February-April 2022 by Natalia Medvedovska, Bogdan Zhupan, Igor Lurin, Igor Khramov

“…Background: A full-scale Russian invasion of the territory of Ukraine required the military medical authorities to introduce corrections in the operation of…”
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Reproductive health of refugees: barriers to accessing healthcare systems in host countries by Podolsky, Vl.V., Podolsky, V.V., Medvedovska, N.V.

“…Refugees around the world face numerous challenges when it comes to accessing healthcare services, particularly in the area of reproductive health. This…”
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Prospects for predicting long-term treatment outcomes in patients with combat ocular trauma by Жупан, Б.Б., Лурін, І.А., Медведовська, Н.В., Храмов, І.І.

“…Introduction. The analysis of experience in changing approaches to organizing medical care for combat eye injuries, changing treatment tactics for such…”
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Structural corneal changes identified with the use of confocal microscopy after accelerated CXL for keratoconus by Troichenko, L.F., Sereda, K.V., Drozhzhyna, G.I., Ivanova, O.M., Medvedovska, N.V.

“…Background: Post-crosslinking (CXL) biomicroscopic changes in patients with keratoconus can be detected by confocal microscopy. Few studies reported on…”
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Relationship between diabetic retinopathy and cerebral perfusion in type 2 diabetes mellitus by Zherdiova, N., Medvedovska, N., Mankovsky, B

“…Background: Compared to patients without diabetic retinopathy (DR), those with DR demonstrate better cognitive performance. It is therefore reasonable to…”
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BRAIN AND EYE AS POTENTIAL TARGETS FOR IONIZING RADIATION IMPACT. PART III / FEATURES MORPHOMETRIC RETINAL PARAMETERS, AMPLITUDE AND LATENCY COMPONENTS OF VISUAL EVOKED POTENTIAL IN RADIATION EXPOSED IN UTERO by Babenko, T F, Loganovsky, K M, Loganovska, T K, Medvedovska, N V, Kolosynska, O O, Garkava, N A, Kuts, K V, Antipchuk, K Yu, Perchuk, I V, Kreinis, G Yu, Dorichevska, R Yu, Yefimova, Yu V, Fedirko, P A

“…One of the current problems of modern radiobiology is determine the characteristics of the manifestation of radiation-induced effects not only at different…”
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