ISSN (Print) 2713-2552
CLINICAL REVIEW FOR GENERAL PRACTICE
Professional medical scientific and practical specialized journal intended for internists and specialists in related areas.
The journal is included in the List of Russian peer-reviewed scientific journals in which the main scientific results of dissertations for the degrees of doctor and candidate of Sciences should be published
The goal of the journal is to promote the professionalization of physicians, researchers, teachers at medical schools and educational institutions. The journal is focused on the diseases of internal organs, as well as on the issues related to multidisciplinary approach as the interrelated system of knowledge integration into management of patients with comorbidities.
Clinical reviews, including the cases difficult to diagnose, are published in the pages of the journal. In addition to clinical reviews, original research papers, lectures, and reviews on the most urgent issues of modern medicine, as well as interviews with experts in various fields of medicine are published.
The objectives of the journal are to report clinical observations, as well as to consider the issues related to new methods of patient assessment, efficiency of pharmacotherapy and non-pharmacological treatment, scientific research results, and methods to improve the efficiency of multidisciplinary approach to treatment of internal diseases.
The journal publishes the papers written by leading clinicians, the leaders in the appropriate fields of medicine in Russia and other countries.
The journal is intended for general practitioners, cardiologists, endocrinologists, gastroenterologists, pulmonologists, urologists, nephrologists, neurologists, rheumatologists, dermatologists and other specialists, as well as for clinical residents, postgraduate students and senior medical students.
Main sections of the journal:
- Original Articles
- Clinical cases
- Lectures
- Reviews
- History of Medicine
A4 format
Size: 60-92 pages
Print run: 30 000 copies
Periodicity: 10 issues per year
Distribution:
- subscription through the catalogue of "Rospechat" agency
- for individual subscribers
- subscription through the catalogues of alternative agencies
Current Issue: Vol 3, №2 (2022)
Content
Review
| Possible associations of periodontal pathology and new coronavirus infection (COVID-19) | |
| Dmitry I. Trukhan , Anatoly F. Sulimov , Larisa Yu. Trukhan |
| Pathogenetic complexes in treatment of patients with viral respiratory infections | |
| Elena N. Popova , Liubov A. Ponomareva , Alina A. Chinova |
Lecture
| Once again about COVID-19 (clinical lecture) | |
| Vladimir V. Borisov |
| Leukoplakia of the oral mucosa and red border of the lips. Tactics of managing patients on an outpatient basis | |
| Larisa I. Glebova , Ekaterina V. Zadionchenko |
Clinical case
| Paraneoplastic glomerular disease. Case study | |
| Leonid I. Dvoretsky , Nina A. Sidoruk , Sergei A. Krivushkin , Ekaterina S. Stolyarevich , Svetlana E. Kolendo , Andrei P. Stepanchenko |
| Female patient aged 42 presenting with complaints of shortness of breath on minor exertion, сough with scanty expectoration, chest pain not related to exertion | |
| Leonid I. Dvoretsky |
Original article
| Pharmacoeconomic analysis of dapagliflozin in patients with chronic kidney disease and type 2 diabetes in the Russian Federation | |
| Sergey V. Nedogoda , Minara S. Shamkhalova , Alla S. Salasyuk , Viktoriya O. Lutova , Irina N. Barykina , Ekaterina A. Popova |
Review and ClinicalCase
| Sarcoidosis in children is an extremely rare disease. The artSarcoidosis in children: rare but possible. A clinical case of 5 years observation of a child having generalized sarcoidosis | |
| Alexandra Yu. Simonova , Igor E. Stepanyan , Liliia R. Selimzyanova , Olga V. Kustova , Anastasiia S. Polyakova , Rasul I. Abaykhanov |
ClinicalCase
| Anorexia nervosa in a young patient with a fatal outcome. Clinical case | |
| Inna A. Veitsman , Darina S. Sviridova |
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