Eva Gheorghita

A Retrospective, Multi-Center Cohort Study Evaluating the Severity- Related Effects of Cerebrolysin Treatment on Clinical Outcomes in Traumatic Brain Injury

Dafin Fior Muresanu, Alexandru-Ioan Ciurea, Radu Mircea Gorgan, Eva Gheorghita et autres

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a leading cause of death and disability for which there is currently no effective drug therapy available. Because drugs targeting a single TBI pathological pathway have failed to show clinical efficacy to date, pleiotropic agents with effects …

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[Is pain a symptom in placenta praevia?].

Eva Gheorghita, G Teleman, I Ioanid

Lower oesophageal sphincter pressure during early pregnancy: manometric studies before and after abortion.

C Stanciu, Cristina Cijevschi, G Teleman, Eva Gheorghita et autres

Resting lower oesophageal sphincter pressure (L.O.S.P.) was determined in 14 pregnant women with heartburn and 12 pregnant women without heartburn before (10 to 18 weeks of gestation) and in the first week after an elective abortion. Mean L.O.S.P. in pregnant women with …

Considerations on anesthesia for posterior fossa-surgery

Eva Gheorghita, Jean Ciurea, B. Balanescu

Neuroanesthesia is a special chapter of anesthesia, referring to surgery that is performed right at the site of action of anesthetic drugs, namely the central nervous system (CNS). Changes induced by general anesthesia on the CNS are accompanied by changes in brain …

[Intensive care issues in the management of potential organ donors].

Eva Gheorghita, O. Rata, M Trifu

Organ transplantation is a multidisciplinary speciality that has undergone a remarkable development in the last two decades, saving the lives of patients in advanced failure of various organs. Medical management of organ donors is an essential component of achieving success in transplantation. …

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Control of fluid balance and osmolarity disorders in the cerebral pathology

Eva Gheorghita, Cristina Bucur, Luminita Neagoe

Neurologically injured patients are at risk for osmolarity disorders. This is due to the fact that the brain controls the complex mechanism of the overall fluid balance and also possesses the capacity to locally minimize the plasma tonicity disturbances (cerebral osmoregulation). Perioperative …

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Perioperative management of patients with lung carcinoma and cerebral metastases.

Eva Gheorghita, Viorel Mihai Pruna, Luminita Neagoe, Cristina Bucur et autres

OBJECTIVE: The present study proposes to present the importance of perioperative therapeutic management in survival prolongation and the quality of life for patients that have undergone surgery for cerebral metastases secondary to pulmonary tumors. METHOD: During 2001-2009, 40 patients with ages between …

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Severe brain injury management

Eva Gheorghita, Cristina Bucur, Luminita Neagoe, Jean Ciurea et autres

Management of severe brain injury, the main cause of death in young population, has now standardized principles that lead to the improving of the outcome. The treatment of this traumatic illness is directly connected to cerebral physiopathology. After the impact, there are …

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Blood substitution therapy - ethical and legal limits vs. medical risks and benefits

Eva Gheorghita, Luminita Neagoe, C Bucur, C Jemna et autres

The patient refusing to receive blood or its derivates (due to religious reasons - Jehovah’s Witnesses, other reasons or simply for no reason) faces the physician with supplementary problems, especially in emergency situations. Independent from the religious issues, an opinion was formed …

[FREQUENCY OF DEGENERATIONS OF THE MOLAR TYPE IN INTERRUPTED PREGNANCY].

L Bădărău, Eva Gheorghita, T Pompas

[Family planning with different contraceptive methods].

F Dumitrache, Eva Gheorghita

Female hormonal contraceptives, introduced commercially in 1959, contained 10 mg of norethynodrel and .15 mg of mestranol. The estrogen and progesterone doses were progressively reduced over time. In 1989, approximately 60 million couples used oral contraceptives (OCs) ranging from 1% in Japan …

[Posttraumatic uterine synechiae in gynecological practice].

Eva Gheorghita, I Ioanid, S Buţureanu, Dan Andrei Dumitrescu