Tatiana E. Borovik

Tatiana E. Borovik

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Tatiana E. Borovik

National Medical Research Center for Children’s Health, Moscow, Russia

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18Years (2009-Present)

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6 October 2025 in Pediatric pharmacology
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NANataliya A. Averkina
Nataliya A. Averkina
ABAleksander A. Baranov
Aleksander A. Baranov
SBSergey V. Bel’mEr
Sergey V. Bel’mEr
TBTatiyana T. Boraeva
Tatiyana T. Boraeva
TBTatiyana A. Borovik
Tatiyana A. Borovik
ГЯГ. Н. Янкина
Г. Н. Янкина
The authors present current data on the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical manifestations of celiac disease in children of different ages, associated diseases, laboratory and instrumental diagnostics, diet therapy, additional treatment methods, vaccination, and follow-up of children with celiac disease based on the developed clinical guidelines “Celiac Disease. Children”.

21 July 2021 in Experimental and Clinical Gastroenterology
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ERE. A. Roslavtseva
E. A. Roslavtseva
YDYu. A. Dmitrieva
Yu. A. Dmitrieva
IZIrina Zakharova
Irina Zakharova
TBT. E. Borovik
T. E. Borovik
APA. S. Potapov
A. S. Potapov
IRI. E. Romanovskaya
I. E. Romanovskaya
Целиакия у детей: проект клинических рекомендаций

19 August 2022 in Pediatria. Journal named after G.N. Speransky
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NZN.G. Zvonkova
N.G. Zvonkova
TBT.E. Borovik
T.E. Borovik
VCV.V. Chernikov
V.V. Chernikov
EGEduard G. Gemdzhian
Eduard G. Gemdzhian
SYS.P. Yatsyk
S.P. Yatsyk
MEMoscow Russian Medical Academy For Continuous Professional Education
Moscow Russian Medical Academy For Continuous Professional Education
Malnutrition (MN) is common in children with acute and chronic illnesses. The use of questionnaires to assess nutritional risk in children admitted to hospital is a simple and quick way to identify patients who need nutritional advice and nutritional support. Various English-language screening questionnaires, such as STRONGkids nutritional risk screening tool for children, in particular, have been developed and validated. The purpose of the study is to adapt the STRONGkids nutritional risk screening tool for the Russian language speaking audience and to determine the reliability and validity of its new language version. Materials and methods of research: linguistic ratification of the STRONGkids questionnaire was carried out and the Russian language version was created. This single-center prospective study included 419 children admitted from October, 2019 to March, 2021 for treatment in Therapeutic Pediatric (cardiac, nephrological, gastroenterological, pulmonological etc.) and Surgical Pediatric (abdominal, thoracic, otorhinolaryngological, cardiosurgical etc.) Departments of the National Medical Research Center for Children’s Health (Moscow, Russia) with a hospital stay longer than a single day. The reliability of the questionnaire was assessed in 50 children. The anthropometric indicators were used to assess the current validity; the duration of hospitalization was used to assess the predictive validity. Body mass index-for-age (BMI-for-age) <-2SD and Length/height-for-age <-2SD z-scores were criteria for acute and chronic MN, respectively. Results: almost complete (κ=0.84) inter-expert agreement was found during the evaluation of reliability of the STRONGkids questionnaire. The validation study included 419 patients (51% boys/49% girls) aged from 1 month till 17 years and 11 months old (8 years old as median) with hospitalization duration from 1 to 100 days (10 days as median), of which 314 (75%) and 105 (25%) therapeutic pediatric and surgical pediatric patients, respectively. The frequency of acute and chronic MN at admission was 9.1% and 7.4%, respectively, and the percentage of children at low, moderate and high risk (assessed by the questionnaire) was 22.7%, 66.6% and 10.7%, respectively. Children at nutritional risk had statistically significantly (p<0.05) lower BMI-for-age and Length/height-for-age z-scores, greater incidence of MN and longer hospital stays than patients without nutritional risk. A chronic disease addendum, complications and high nutritional risk according to the questionnaire are independent unfavorable factors for an increase in the duration of hospitalization. Conclusion: the Russian language version of the STRONGkids nutritional risk screening tool for children was adapted and validated to assess nutritional risk in children admitted to hospital for treatment. Since right now it can be of use for identifying patients at high risk of MN for the purpose of their additional examination and timely administration of nutritional support and can be used both in routine pediatric clinical practice and in purpose of further scientific research.

1 January 2017 in Current Pediatrics
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ТBТ. E. Borovik
Т. E. Borovik
NSN. N. Semyonova
N. N. Semyonova
OLO. L. Lukoyanova
O. L. Lukoyanova
NZN. G. Zvonkova
N. G. Zvonkova
TBT. V. Bushueva
T. V. Bushueva
YTY. A. Tatarenko
Y. A. Tatarenko
ЭФФЕКТИВНОСТЬ ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЯ АДАПТИРОВАННОЙ СМЕСИ НА ОСНОВЕ КОЗЬЕГО МОЛОКА В ПИТАНИИ ЗДОРОВЫХ ДЕТЕЙ ПЕРВОГО ПОЛУГОДИЯ ЖИЗНИ: РЕЗУЛЬТАТЫ МНОГОЦЕНТРОВОГО ПРОСПЕКТИВНОГО СРАВНИТЕЛЬНОГО ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ

15 April 2022 in Pediatria. Journal named after G.N. Speransky
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TBT.E. Borovik
T.E. Borovik
МFМ.V. Fomina
М.V. Fomina
SYS.P. Yatsyk
S.P. Yatsyk
MEMoscow Russian Medical Academy For Continuous Professional Education
Moscow Russian Medical Academy For Continuous Professional Education
NZN.G. Zvonkova
N.G. Zvonkova
VSV.V. Sytkov
V.V. Sytkov
The article presents a review of modern domestic and foreign literature, which reflects the current problems associated with the diagnosis of malnutrition in children admitted to surgical hospitals. The article gives definition of the concept of «nutritive insufficiency», and its prevalence. The clinical, anthropometric, instrumental and laboratory research methods used to assess the nutritional status are characterized in detail. It has been shown that malnutrition has a negative impact on the course of surgical pathology, reduces immunological protection, increases the risk of complications, nosocomial infections, and length of hospital stay. Various methods for assessing the risks of malnutrition in surgical patients upon hospital admissions are presented.

31 January 2016 in Current Pediatrics
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LGL. A. Gandaeva
L. A. Gandaeva
TBT. E. Borovik
T. E. Borovik
YBYe. N. Basargina
Ye. N. Basargina
NZN. G. Zvonkova
N. G. Zvonkova
VSV. A. Skvortsova
V. A. Skvortsova
TBT. V. Bushueva
T. V. Bushueva
Актуальность оценки нутритивного статуса у детей с хронической сердечной недостаточностью