Allergy and immunology
Chernikhova EA, Anikhovskaia IA, Gataullin IuK, Zakirova DZ, Ivanov VB, Savel'ev AA, Iakovlev MIu.
The study of 25 patients with chronic inflammatory diseases (HID) in stage of remission has demonstrated efficiency of intestinal absorption method (enterosorption) to reduce significantly the total concentration of bacterial lipopolysaccharide (LPS) in the general circulation.
S. V. Michurina, I. Yu. Ishchenko, S. A. Arkhipov, V. V. Klimontov, L. N. Rachkovskaya, V. I. Konenkov, and E. L. Zavyalov
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is one of the most common complications of obesity and type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM2). The structural trace of metabolic changes in the liver during the development of obesity and DM2 is largely determined by the status of sinusoidal cells involved in the formation of the blood — lymph barrier, including epithelial, Kupffer, Ito, and Pit cells [1]. Endothelial cells of hepatic sinusoids express the lymphatic vessel endothelial hyaluronan receptor marker LYVE-1 [10]. The expression of LYVE-1 in the liver in DM2 and the relationship between LYVE-1 expression and structural and functional changes in the hepatic vessels are not been studied.

In such a manner, Enterosgel® improves the efficiency of treatment of allergic diseases, due to the following mechanisms: 1) normalizes the function of the digestive tract and immune system; 2) restores the normal composition of intestinal microflora; 3) reduces antigenic load on the digestive system and immune barrier of the intestine; 4) reduces the level of sensitization; 5) binds food and non-food allergens in the digestive tract; 6) reduces the severity and duration of exacerbation of skin and respiratory allergies, increases the duration of remission and reduces the number of relapses.

Enterosgel also exhibits selectivity towards microorganisms as it actively binds pathogenic and opportunistic microflora though does not inhibit the normal microflora, thus eliminating intestinal dysbiosis.

T. Miksa
published clinical studies conducted with ENTEROSGEL and with other at least partially comparable
medical devices already placed on the European market.
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T.G. Malanicheva, B.A. Shamov
All of the above has allowed us to make an assumption about the importance of systemic endotoxemia and endotoxin aggression in atopic dermatitis (AD) in children.
Objective: to define level of systemic endotoxemia in children with AD and evaluate drug Enterosgel (polymethylsiloxane polyhydrate) in complex therapy of the pathology.

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Tkach S.M. Effectiveness of Enterosorbent Enterosgel in Combined Anti-Helicobacter Therapy for Patients with Peptic Ulcer Disease
Osadchaya O.I., Boyarskaya A.M. Clinical Effectiveness of Enterosorption in Reduction of Endogenous Intoxication Syndrome in Patients with Nonspecific Ulcerative Colitis
Osadchaya O.I., Shmatova E.A., Boyarskaya A.M. Role of Detoxification Therapy in Maintaining Toxin-binding Capacity of Peripheral Blood Albumin in Patients with Alcoholic Liver Disease
Zaytseva N.V., Aminova A.I., Akatova A.A., Minchenko Ye. Yu. Peculiarities of Eradication Therapy for Chronic H. pylori-associated Gastroduodenitis in Children Living in Ecologically Unfavorable Conditions
Fedorova O.V., Fedulova E.N., Tutina O.A., Korkotashvili L.V. Endogenous Intoxication in Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Children: Substantiation of Detoxification Therapy Using Enterosorption Method
Boyarskaya A.M., Osadchaya O.I., Zhernov A.A., Kovalenko O.N.Use of Enterosorbent Enterosgel in Combination Treatment of Intestinal Dysbiosis in Children with Burn Disease
Enterosgel® in Gastroenterology: Posology and Method of Administration
Dosage and Administration of Enterosgel® for the Treatment of Acute Diarrhea

Nagornaya N.V., Dubovaya A.V. The Detoxifying Potential and Clinical Effectiveness of the Enterosorbent Enterosgel in the Combination Therapy of Various Diseases in Children and Adults
Shamov B.A., Malanicheva T.G. Correction of Systemic Endotoxemia in Children with Atopic Dermatitis
Melnykov O.F., Zabrodska L.V., Tymchenko M.D., Sydorenko T.V., Naumova O.A. A Clinical and Immuno-Allergological Study of the Efficacy of Enterosgel in Food Allergy
Malanicheva T.G., Khaertdinova L.A. Enterosorption in the Treatment of Pediatric Atopic Dermatitis Complicated by Fungal Infection
Baranov A.A, Geppe N.A, Karpushkina A.V. The Efficacy of Enterosgel in the Treatment of Children with Bronchial Asthma and Atopic Dermatitis
J. Bystron. Application of Enterosorption Method with Organosilicon Enterosorbent Enterosgel in the Integrated Treatment of Allergic Diseases
Zaytseva N.V, Aminova A.I., Ustinova O.Yu., Akatova A.A., Luzhetskiy K.P. Asthma Prevention in Children with Recurrent Wheezing Bronchitis Who Have Elevated Levels of Heavy Metals and Aldehydes in the Body
Basieva O.Z., Basiev Z.G. Enterosgel in the Combination Treatment of Atopic Bronchial Asthma
Chorna O.O, Binda T.P. On the Issue of the Treatment of Children with Allergic Diseases
Enterosgel® in Allergology and Dermatology: Posology and Method of Administration

SUMMARY: According to recent epidemiological and toxicological data, children living in poor sanitary conditions develop abnormal physical characteristics, such as morphological abnormalities and chronic diseases of the Central Nervous System and the respiratory, cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, endocrine and digestive Systems. Among the substances of industrial origin, an important role is played by metals that accumulate in the tissues and organs. The toxic effects are due to the type of metal, its concentration, the concurrence of other pathological factors and the general health conditions (immune reactivity, hypersensitivity, etc.). The study was conducted on 236 children suffering from mild asthma (experimental Group) living in areas close to metallurgical plants. The composition of the air – concerning the percentage of manganese, chrome, lead and nickel – was found to have values at the upper limits of standard. The control Group, homogeneous for age, gender and residential area, consisted of 41 children. In order to reduce the blood concentrations of the considered toxic metals, 4 enterosorbents were tested and prescribed for 2 consecutive weeks of therapy: Enterosgel ®, Polysorb™, Polyphepan, and activated charcoal. – Enterosgel ® - blood tests. Decrease from baseline: Mn = 12%; Ni = 64 %; Pb = 20 %; Cr = 56 %. – Polysorb™ - blood tests. Decrease from baseline: Mn = 24%; Ni = 65%; Pb = 20 %; Cr = 66%. – Polyphepan - blood tests. Decrease from baseline: Mn = 0 %; Ni = 51 %; Pb = 12%; Cr = 61 %. – Activated charcoal - blood tests. Decrease from baseline: Mn = 0 %; Ni = 69 %; Pb = 10 %; Cr = 44%. Data reveal that the use of Enterosgel ® and Polysorb™ for 2 consecutive weeks allows to obtain a significant reduction – compared to the controls – of the amount of Cr and Ni (56-66%) and Mn and Pb (12-24%) in the blood of asthmatic children living in poor sanitary conditions.
KEY WORDS: ENTEROSORBENTS, ENTEROSGEL®, MANGANESE, NICKEL, LEAD, CHROME, POLLUTION.

Conclusion
The clinical observations and studies performed allows one to draw the general conclusion about the efficacy of this enterosorbent. Enterosgel is a pathogenetically proven component for etiotropic and non-specific therapy of chronic occupational intoxication. Use of Enterosgel aids the improvement of functional states of the main barrier and detoxicating organs and systems and correction of the leading pathogenic mechanisms of toxicity from industrial toxins. The results of this study affords grounds for recommendation of Enterosgel for wide application in the clinic of occupational illnesses.

Peculiarities of allergodermatoses of different origin have been studied. Using the obtained results and taking into account clinical the characteristic, complex technique for allergodermatoses treatment with the use of enterosorption and application sorption with new preparations based on polymethyloxane sorbing gels and immobilized on their basis phytopreparations and antibiotics was developed. The new method proved to be highly effective for the treatment of the patients.
Keywords: polymethylsiloxane sorbents, allergic, enterosorption, application sorption, sorbogel, Enterosgel, phytosorbogel, microbial eczema, immobilized Imosgent.

The present problem’s urgency is known to steam from a practical lacking of any important advances in treatment modalities for as common diseases as pathological conditions of the small intestine with allergic manifestations as well as those due to the gastric and small intestine resections of different length (malabsorption syndrome), colonic pathology with dysbiosis manifestations (irritable bowel syndrome, constipation syndrome). At the same, it should be mentioned that the disponible modalities of selective enterosorption and nutritional correction of impaired homeostasis are not utilized sufficiently enough.

Nikolaev V.G.

The article describes different types of intoxication, presents a method of intracorporeal detoxification, and includes a classification of gastrointestinal adsorbents (enterosorbents). It summarizes the experience that has been gained with the intestinal adsorbent Enterosgel in the combination therapy of children and adults suffering from allergic diseases, gastrointestinal disorders, burn disease, chronic pyelonephritis, and recurrent non-specific vaginitis.
Keywords: adsorbent, allergy, asthma, atopic dermatitis, detoxification, diarrhea, intoxication, burn disease, endotoxin, enterosorbent, Enterosgel

CONCLUSIONS
1. The increased total serum IgE concentrations in study subjects demonstrated a reagin-dependent type of food allergy and allowed to classify this condition as a true allergy [6].
2. Apart from the increased IgE concentrations, patients with food allergy had increased circulating immune complexes, IFN-, IL-5, and IL-6 concentrations. No such deviations were observed in healthy controls.
3. Inclusion of the intestinal adsorbent (enterosorbent) Enterosgel in the treatment programme for patients with food allergy significantly improves their allergy status and promotes normalization of the total serum IgE levels, early IFN- and the pro-allergic cytokine IL-5.
4. The reported study demonstrates the value of intestinal adsorption, in particular with Enterosgel, as part of treatment for patients with food allergy manifested by angioedema.
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