This article reviews current strategies for the treatment and prevention of onychomycosis, a chronic fungal nail infection, the global prevalence of which reaches 20% or higher in high-risk groups (the elderly, patients with diabetes mellitus, and the immunocompromised). The authors examine the etiological profile (dom...
Yu. A. Akulinina, M. Maksimov, A. Danilov et al.· Glavvrač (Chief Medical Offi...· 0 citations
This article presents a clinical-pharmacological overview of current approaches to treating onychomycosis, the most common fungal nail infection, with a global prevalence of approximately 4–5.5%. It examines the epidemiology, etiological profile (characterized by the predominance of Trichophyton rubrum and an increasin...
M. Maksimov, Yu. A. Akulinina, A. D. Sidorova et al.· Glavvrač (Chief Medical Offi...· 0 citations
An uneven geographical distribution of parasitic disease cases was identified, with persistent foci forming in regions lacking adequate sanitation and municipal utility infrastructure and the need to strengthen laboratory diagnostics and water quality monitoring is substantiated.
Yuliya S. Nemtseva, O. О. Kizlik, M. Maksimov· Glavvrač (Chief Medical Offi...· 0 citations
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