Cyclic vomiting syndrome (CVS) is a disorder characterized by recurrent, stereotypic episodes of nausea, vomiting, and other symptoms, separated by intervals of comparative wellness. These episodes carry on for hours or days. The patient is healthy between the episodes and has no clinical finding. For the treatment of the CVS, antiemetic, antimigraine and sedative medications were used. However, in some cases CVS treatment is very difficult. We report about a young patient, who did not respond to many agents, but was succesfully treated with chlorpomazine. and H. H. Ozdemir, S. Bulut, M. S. Berilgen, O. Kapan, M. Balduz, C. F. Demir
The purpose of study was to analyze clinical and genetic polymorphism of Duchenne/Becker progressive muscular dystrophies among patients with neuromuscular diseases in Uzbekistan. 106 male patients with progressive pseudohypertrophic forms of muscular dystrophy were retrospectively and prospectively analyzed in the period from 2004 till 2014: 93 patients with Duchenne PMD aged from 3 years to 18 years and 13 patients with Becker PMD aged from 10 years to 25 years, who had been examined in the medico-genetic consulting department of the Republican Center “Mother and Child Screening” of Tashkent city. Comprehensive clinical, neurophysiological, biochemical and genetic study of patients as the integral part in the differential diagnosis of Duchenne/Becker progressive muscular dystrophies allows creating the national database on D/B PMD to prevent the birth of children in families burdened by this disease., Umida Tulkinovna Omonova, and Literatura
Pojem „personalizovaná medicína“ sa v posledných rokoch spomína čoraz častejšie v súvislosti so snahami čo najlepšie prispôsobiť medikamentóznu, ale aj režimovú liečbu potrebám a požiadavkám jednotlivých pacientov. Personalizácia antidiabetickej liečby prekonala svoj vývoj v kontexte nárastu poznatkov týkajúcich sa cukrovky. Od úrovne empirickej sa posunula na úroveň fenotypickú, ktorá umožnila rozlišovanie medzi jednotlivými typmi diabetu. V rámci diabetu 2. typu sa od 60. rokov minulého storočia aplikovala patogenetická personalizácia, ktorá vychádzala z predpokladov, že u niektorých pacientov prevažuje inzulínová rezistencia a u iných deficit sekrécie inzulínu. Bioštatistická personalizácia (medicína dôkazov) viedla k dôkazom, na základe ktorých bol metformín zaradený do odporúčaní pre liečbu diabetu 2. typu ako liek prvej voľby. Randomizované štúdie v prvom desaťročí 21. storočia síce nedokázali superioritu žiadnej z iných liečebných modalít ako prídavnej liečby k metformínu, ale viedli k individualizácii cieľov glykemickej kompenzácie. V súčasnej dobe sa personalizácia posúva na úroveň farmakogenetickú, od ktorej môžeme v najbližších rokoch očakávať individualizáciu liečby v zmysle výberu liekov prvej, druhej a tretej voľby v závislosti od panelu kľúčových génových polymorfizmov charakterizujúcich citlivosť jedinca na konkrétne antidiabetiká. V konečnom dôsledku by mala byť „liečba ušitá na mieru“ vybratá na podklade syntézy patogenetických, bioštatistických a farmakogenetických poznatkov, čo bude reflektovať transláciu výsledkov základného biomedicinískeho výskumu do klinickej praxe. Kľúčové slová: diabetes 2. typu – farmakogenetika – medicína dôkazov – patogenéza – personalizovaná liečba, In recent years, the term “personalized medicine“ has been increasingly mentioned in relation to the endeavours to tailor the pharmaceutical as well as regimen therapy to the needs and requirements of individual patients. The personalization of antidiabetic treatment has undergone a dramatic advancement in relation to the expansion of knowledge about diabetes. From the empirical it moved forward to the phenotypic level which made it possible to differentiate between individual types of diabetes. The pathogenetic personalization which began to be used within Type 2 diabetes in the 1960s, was based on the assumption that while insulin resistance predominates in some patients, others are mainly affected by insulin secretion deficit. Biostatistics-personalized medicine (evidence based medicine) gathered evidence based on which metformin was included in recommendations on the therapy for Type 2 diabetes as a first-line drug. Although randomized studies during the first decade of the 21st century did not prove superiority of any other treatment modality as an adjunctive therapy used with metformin, they brought with them individualization of the goals of glycemic control. At present, personalization is heading towards the pharmacogenetic level that will enable in the near future individualized therapy in terms of choice of first-, second- and third-line drugs depending on the panel of key gene polymorphisms which characterize sensitivity of an individual to specific antidiabetics. Finally, the “tailor-maded therapy“ should be chosen based on a synthesis of pathogenetic, biostatistic and pharmacogenetic knowledge that will reflect the translation of results of the basic biomedical research into the clinical practice. Key words: evidence based medicine – pathogenesis – personalized therapy – pharmacogenetics – type 2 diabetes, and Ivan Tkáč