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  • Effect of plants’ extracts on rat liver against CCL4 intoxication 
    VARDAPETYAN, H.R.; KAZARYAN, Sh.A.; GASPARYAN, G.G. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    Flavonoids are plant secondary compounds that represent a low molecular polyphenols. They have broad spectrum of biological activity, demonstrating immune modulating, anti-inflammatory, anti-asthma, -cancer and other ...
  • Effective optical decontamination and manipulation of viruses and bacteria using meta-materials 
    ENAKI, N. A.; MIHAILESCU, I. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    This report proposes a method of decontamination using meta materials consisting of microspheres and fiber optics structures with various geometries. The proposed method secures a substantial gain in the decontamination ...
  • Efficiency of medical devices in hospital management 
    PISLARU, C.; GLADUN, S.; SONTEA, V. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    The maintenance, examination and medical device management have become a priority in health policy in many countries, many studies proving that through coherent policies in these areas, the ratio the cost / efficiency of ...
  • Environmental impact of silver iodide used for active influences on atmospheric processes 
    POTAPOV, E. I.; ZASAVITSKY, E. A. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    According to new estimates released by the World Health Organization, in 2012 approximately 12.6 million people died as a result of living or working in unhealthy environmental conditions—nearly 1 in 4 of total global ...
  • Eos x-ray imaging system: one of the latest technology advancements available in the Republic of Moldova 
    FRUMUSACHI, O. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    The EOS X-ray imaging system is a low-dose, 3D imaging system manufactured by EOS imaging (formerly known as Biospace Med, Paris, France). The imaging system relies on the high sensitivity of a special detector (a multi-wire ...
  • Evaluation of patients with breast implants by ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging 
    GUVIR, D. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    The number of women undergoing breast implant procedures is increasing. With the evolution of implant devices and surgical options, the radiologists are facing new challenges related to the identification of the type of ...
  • Evolution of health technology management in Republic of Moldova 
    SONTEA, V.; MORGOCI, S. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    The Medical Device Management (MDM) has become a priority in health policy of many countries, many studies proving that through coherent policies in this field the ratio cost / effectiveness of using the advanced medical ...
  • FDA’s MAUDE data and its contribution to medical technology assessment and patient safety 
    MALATARAS, P.; PALLIKARAKIS, N. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    The most prevalent medical device markets have adopted vigilance systems for medical devices (MD) as a requirement of their regulatory frameworks[1]. According to the vigilance systems the MD manufacturers are enforced to ...
  • Fe3O4 nanoparticles synthesis and their antibacterial activity 
    VARDAPETYAN, H.R.; KAZARYAN, Sh.A.; RSHTUNI, L.R. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    Antibiotic resistance is one of the well-known phenomenon in public health which is increased due to human misuse and neglect. At the same time antibiotic resistance has become a serious problem with economic and social ...
  • Gas sensor performances of α-MoO3 belts nanostructured with Pd 
    CRETU, V.; POSTICA, V.; ABABII, N.; TROFIM, V.; RAILEAN, S.; LUPAN, O. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    Molybdenum trioxide (MoO3) due to its unique physical and chemical properties is one of the most attractive candidates for different promising technological applications]. (MoO3 has a unique morphology that resembles a ...
  • Guiding of endothelial cells targeted with semiconductor material nanoparticles 
    BRANISTE, T.; TIGINYANU, I.; HORVATH, T.; RAEVSCHI, S.; GRIDENCO, O.; CEBOTARI, S.; HILFIKER, A. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    We found that ECs attract free NPs and, depending on the NP concentration, the cellular activity is slowed down resulting in lower cellular mobility. Nevertheless, cellular proliferation does not seem to be affected as ...
  • The handheld device for studying skin reaction to light 
    POCROPIVNII, A. V.; VERBITSKII, V. S. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    The portable, handheld device was developed to study the body reaction to skin illumination with light. It can be used in such applications as speed of regeneration and healing, also for testing efficiency of this kind of ...
  • Hollow silicon microstructures for biomedical applications 
    POSTICA, V.; HÖLKEN, I.; BUMKE, L.; BAUM, M.; ABABII, N.; LUPAN, O.; ADELUNG, R. (Technical University of Moldova, 2016)
    Traditional gas sensors and biosensors based on metal oxide micro- and nanostructures, which are widely investigated in the past decades, have very high electrical resistivity (in range of MΩ – TΩ). Such high resistivity ...
  • Immunohistochemical characteristic of cellular and humoral immunity and preimmune factors in chronic tonsillitis in children 
    DANILOV, L.; ABABII, I.; MANIUC, M.; SAPTEFRATI, L.; DAVID, V.; FULGA, V.; BOCAN, A. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    In order to exclude errors in choosing the treatment strategy in case of chronic tonsillitis it needs to develop new contemporary diagnostic and prognostic criteria. [1, 2] The purpose of our research was to determine ...
  • Impact of mobile phone on health 
    TIHON, A. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    Public concerns about the possible health effects of mobile phone usage receive a lot of attention. There has been much debate surrounding the possible health effects of cell phone use. People can avoid the health hazards ...
  • Importance of implementation of a system for evaluation of medical technologies 
    CORCIOVA, C. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    Although there is no standard definition of health technology assessment (HTA) unanimously accepted internationally, three definitions are most commonly used in the programming documents of the specialized agencies in ...
  • Improvement of scoring interpretation in liver cirrhosis assessment by duplex ultrasound 
    SECRIERU, Iu.; TAMBALA, C.; MACARI, D.; NASTASIU, A. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    Early diagnosis and appropriate management of chronic liver diseases can certainly improve the prognosis and life expectancy of patients. Liver cirrhosis is the final stage of chronic liver diseases and usually is complicated ...
  • In silico study of sulforaphane interaction with LasR of P. aeruginosa 
    TIRATSUYAN, S. G.; ANTONYAN, T. N. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    One of the most important public health challenges of the 21st century is the search of new preventive or therapeutic anti-infective strategies, based on a combination of the plant-derived quorum-sensing inhibitors (QSI) ...
  • In-silico study of the interaction of LasR with ligands 
    HUNANYAN, L. S.; GRABSKI, H. V.; TIRATSUYAN, S. G. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    In recent years, following the adoption of using various natural resources as harmless therapeutics compounds, plants widely known for the content of secondary metabolites such as flavonoids with antimicrobial activity, ...
  • Information system for archival medical images automated processing 
    SULEMA, Y. S.; SHKURAT, O. S. (Tehnica UTM, 2016)
    Medical imaging has a quite long history [1]. Since 1895, when the first X-ray picture had been taken, billions of medical images were taken around the world. Some of these images are still of interest for researchers as ...

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