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COVID-19 in Russia: Evolution of Views on the Pandemic. Report II

Published:2022-11-14 Issue:4 Volume:77 Page:291-306
ISSN:2414-3545
Container-title:Annals of the Russian academy of medical sciences
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Short-container-title:Annals RAMS

Author:

Starodubov Vladimir I.^ORCID,Beregovykh Valery V.^ORCID,Akimkin Vasily G.^ORCID,Semenenko Tatiana A.^ORCID,Ugleva Svetlana V.^ORCID,Avdeev Sergey N.^ORCID,Zykov Kirill A.^ORCID,Trofimova Tatiana N.^ORCID,Pogosova Nana V.^ORCID,Perekhodov Sergey N.^ORCID,Kuzin Stanislav N.^ORCID,Yacyshina Svetlana B.^ORCID,Petrov Vadim V.^ORCID,Khafizov Kamil F.^ORCID,Dubodelov Dmitry V.^ORCID,Gasanov Gasan A.^ORCID,Svanadze Nino Kh.^ORCID,Cherkashina Anna S.^ORCID,Sinitsyn Evgeny A.^ORCID,Rvacheva Anna V.^ORCID,Sergeeva Natal'ya V.,Polosova Tatiana A.,Zykova Alexandra A.^ORCID,Zelenin Dmitrii A.^ORCID,Gorbenko Mihail Yu.^ORCID,Rodyukova Irina S.^ORCID,Chaus Nikolay I.^ORCID,Snitsar Artem V.^ORCID

Abstract

Over the two years of the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19) pandemic, there has been an evolution of views in various fields of medicine, which has led to a powerful development of scientific research in the field of epidemiology, clinic, diagnosis and therapy of COVID-19. This article discusses the evolution of views and approaches to the study of the clinic and therapy of COVID-19. The symptoms and aggravation of the course of cardiovascular diseases with COVID-19 have been established. The main strategy for organizing surgical care for patients with COVID-19 is indicated. The main criteria for the treatment of COVID-19, the need to prescribe SGCS on an individual basis, and the need to search for new methods of anti-inflammatory therapy for COVID-19, one of which may be the use of alkylating drugs in ultra-low doses, are described.

Publisher

Paediatrician Publishers LLC

Subject

General Medicine

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