[The evaluation of changes in concentration of ghrelin, somatotropin, insulin-like growth factor-1, insulin, leptin and thyroid hormones in mother and umbilical blood in case of physiologic pregnancy with normosomia and macrosomia of fetus].

The sample of women with physiologic pregnancy consisting of 40 females with fetus normosomia and 8 females with fetus macrosomia were examined. The examination covered the evaluation of changes in concentration of ghrelin, somatotropin, insulin-like growth factor-I, insulin, leptin and thyroid hormones in mother and umbilical blood. In females with fetus macrosomia the changes in concentration of hormones regulating trophism, energy balance and anabolic processes in organisms of mother and fetus were detected

[Clinical aspects of using pariet in treating chronic pancreatitis]. / Klinicheskie aspekty primeneniia parieta v terapii khronicheskogo pankreatita.

Three groups of patients were studied with the purpose of assessing the efficiency of the application of Pariet in the complex treatment of chronic pancreatitis. The first group (16 people) underwent conventional treatment (spasmolytics, enzymes, disintoxication therapy). In addition to conventional treatment, the second (22 people) and third (21 people) groups were administered Pariet (rabeprazole), 20 mg per day, or Quamatel (famotidine), 40 mg per day, respectively. The intragastric and intraduodenal pH was higher against the background of the treatment with Pariet than against the background of the application of Quamatel even within the first hours and days of treatment. A faster pain relief was observed in the second group of patients (p 0.05) than in the third one. According to the MRI data, the seven-day Pariet treatment of patients with chronic pancreatitis was accompanied by a reduction of the pancreas size, the diameter of the main pancreatic duct and the pancreatic edema. Thus, the application of Pariet in the complex treatment of chronic pancreatitis promotes a faster and more efficient pain relief and reduction of pancreatic edemas, as compared to the Quamatel therapy.