IMPROVEMENT OF THE METHODOLOGY OF BIOMATERIAL COLLECTION FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF THE ORAL CAVITY MUCOSA DISEASES.

Aim - to improve the methodology for collecting material from lesions of the oral mucosa for exfoliative cytological examination. A group of patients diagnosed with B37.0 Candida stomatitis was examined. To clarify the diagnosis, various methods of collecting biological material from the tongue of patients were used, namely, the method using a cytobrush with subsequent fixation of cytological material on a slide. The microbiota of the back of the tongue was analyzed in 12 patients with glossitis and 12 healthy subjects (the control group). The microscopic method of research was used - using an immersion microscope MICROmed@XS-3330, and the morphological and tinctorial properties of microorganisms were determined. In ten fields of view, the number of leukocytes, the nature of epithelial cells, and the presence of various microorganisms were detected and counted. A comparison of the quality of the use of the microscope method for the study of the tongue microbiota of patients with candidal glossitis was performed under the conditions of taking pathological material using a dental scalpel and an oral cytobrush. For a reasonable interpretation of the results and determination of their significance, a statistical analysis was performed to determine the frequency of detection of microorganisms in patients with glossitis and healthy subjects, depending on the nature of the material taken from the back of the tongue using a dental scalpel or cytobrush. The studies showed that the etiologic structure of glossitis pathogens was dominated by Candida yeast-like fungi, but cases of leptotrichosis aetiology were observed (16.7%). Monococci and gram-negative monobacteria were detected in all studied groups. An increase in the diversity of microorganisms was found when the material was taken with a cytobrush. The microbiota of all subjects differed depending on the type of instrument used for sampling. Thus, in the group of healthy individuals, the interdental brush helped to detect twice as many streptococci as a scalpel. In patients with candidiasis, a brush biopsy showed a 2.7-fold increase in gram-positive diplococci, twice as many streptococci and gram-positive bacilli, three times as many staphylococci, 2.25 times as many clusterforming gram-negative cocci, and 2.3 times as many gram-negative diplococci. A significant increase in the diversity of microorganisms was observed with the cytobrush compared to the use of a dental scalpel. In patients with glossitis, the accumulation of keratinized epithelial cells was significantly higher compared to the presence of young cells in healthy subjects, regardless of the method of sampling.

[COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF ANTI-FUNGAL EFFECT OF EVGENOL EMULSION IN POLYSORBAT-80 ON REFERENCE STRAIN OF CANDIDA ALBICANS ATCC 885-653].

The aim of this research was a comprehensive study of the polysorbate - 80 emulsified eugenol effect on the culture of Candida albicans ATCC 885-653 by determining of minimal mycostatic, mycocidal concentrations and indexes of fungi reproduction intensity in postmycostatic eugenol concentrations. Minimal mycostatic and mycocidal concentrations was determined by sequentialmakrodilution of eugenol emulsion in Sabouraud liquid medium with next transferringthe tubes' contents on the solid Sabouraud medium. The amount of colony forming units /ml of Candida albicans ATCC 885-653 was determined by the sector method. The high antifungal activity of the eugenol emulsion in polysorbate-80 for the Candida albicans ATCC 885-653 culture has been proven. However, postmicostatic concentrations of eugenol led to increasing the number of colony-forming units per 1ml 10 times compared with control, it can promoteincreasingthe colonization potential offungi in this range of concentrations.

[The screening diagnostic of micro ecological disorders of oral cavity].

The original mode of screening evaluation of colonizational resistance of oral cavity made it possible to detect its decreasing under caries of teeth solid tissue and development of catarrhal gingivitis. In springtime, the degree of failure of primarily barrier mechanism of oral mucous membrane increases.

[Role of oral cavity colonization resistance in dental caries development].

Colonization resistance is one of local immunity mechanisms determined by a combination of factors that inhibit the adhesion and growth of mucous membrane bacteria. We examined patients with different levels of caries intensity assessing oral mucosa colonization resistance by our own method. Caries development resulted in changes of colonization resistance with the increased rate of inhibition of the oral mucosa colonization resistance barrier.

[Effect of complete fasting on the coagulative and antioxidative properties of blood]. / Vliianie polnogo golodaniia na koaguliatsionnye i antiokislitel'nye svoistva krovi.

The effect of 3- and 5-day fasting on coagulation blood properties, antioxidant system activity, and the content of oxidized hemoglobin was studied in 2 series of observations over 22 normal volunteers. Fasting was discovered to lead to the reduction of blood plasma and red cell coagulation, to the deterioration of platelet aggregation, rise in the oxidized hemoglobin content, and to the increase in red cell resistance to peroxide hemolysis. The changes revealed were shown to favour the maintenance of the blood in a liquid state, to lower the risk of intravascular coagulation and thrombus formation.