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Browsing Books and Book Chapters by Author "Erdogan, Filiz M."

Browsing Books and Book Chapters by Author "Erdogan, Filiz M."

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  • Association between Polymorphisms of Mtr Gene Rs1805087 and Coronavirus Infection 
    Kurbonova, Z.Ch.; Babadzhanova, Sh.A.; Inoyatova, F.Kh.; Erdogan, Filiz M.; Sayfutdinova, Z.A.; Tojiboyeva, D.A. (Global Scientific Review, 2023-04)
    The most serious COVID-19 side effects brought on by SARS-CoV-2 infection is hypercoagulopathy-induced ischemia damage to important organs, which frequently results in COVID-19 infection-related impairment and death in ...
  • Evaluation of the effect of a new blood substitute on biochemical parameters in experimental toxic hepatitis 
    Sayfutdinova, Z.A.; Kurbonova, Z.Ch.; Sadikova, N.M.; Gulyamov, N.G.; Erdogan, Filiz M.; Valijonova, M.S. (European Scholar Journal, 2023-04)
    Purpose of the study. Determination of the pathophysiological validity of the use of a new amino acid mixture in liver damage. Materials and methods. Acute heliotrin intoxication was reproduced by subcutaneous administration ...
  • Pathophysiological Rationale For The Use Of A New Amino Acid Mixture For Liver Damage 
    Sayfutdinova, Z.A.; Kurbonova, Z.Ch.; Sadikova, N.M.; Gulyamov, N.G.; Erdogan, Filiz M.; Xashimova, G. (European Journal of Humanities and Educational Advancements, 2023-04)
    The main causes of chronic hepatitis and liver cirrhosis is infection with hepatitis B and C. The most dangerous types of hemotransmissive infections include hepatitis B, C and D. At the same time, more than 180 hepatotoxic ...
  • The State Of The Platelete Hemostasis In Pregnant Women With Hemorrhagic Sindrome 
    Babadzhanova, Sh.A.; Kurbonova, Z.Ch.; Sayfutdinova, Z.A.; Erdogan, Filiz M.; Tojiboyeva, D.A. (European Journal of Research Development and Sustainability, 2023-04)
    In pregnant women with hemorrhagic syndrome hypocoagulative changes in thrombocytic hemostasis were found in 60.8%. Thrombocytopenia was diagnosed in 29.4% of cases and thrombocytopathy in 31.4%. In 7.8%, the cause of ...

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