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BOOK OF ABSTRACTS BIALYSTOK 2019 14th Bialystok International Medical Congress for Young Scientists Book of Abstracts Białystok 2019 1 BIALYSTOK 2019 © Copyright by Students’ Scientific Society of the Medical University of Bialystok, 2019 Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone. Przedruk i reprodukcja w jakiejkolwiek postaci całości bądź części książki bez pisemnej zgody wydawcy są zabronione. Redaktor: Małgorzata Kowalska, Monika Oleksiuk, Bogumiła Szewczak, Sylwia Bajko Korekta: Anna Krętowska, Aleksandra Basaj Grafika: Marta Śleszyńska ISBN: 978-83-952075-0-1 Za treść i format poszczególnych streszczeń odpowiadają ich autorzy. STN UMB nie odpowiada za informacje podane w formularzach zgłoszeniowych (błędy w nazwiskach, tytułach etc.) 2 BIALYSTOK 2019 Dear Colleagues, It is a great pleasure for me to welcome the participants of the 14th Bialystok International Medical Congress (BIMC) from Poland, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine and Latvia who came to Bialystok in order to exchange scientific experience and have a good time for a few days in one of the most enjoyable cities of Poland. We are truly happy and privileged to welcome you at Medical University of Bialystok. This is thank to your continuous interest and kindness that BIMC has become one of the most vibrant congresses gathering hundreds of young scientists from different European countries. I wish to thank warmly the Organizing Committee of the 14th BIMC for their enormous dedication, contagious energy and numberless efforts they put into making this event so unique. Let me extend special thanks to all members of faculty of the Medical University of Bialystok who agreed to sacrifice their time in order to share their experience and scientific advice during numerous scientific sessions. We are currently living in times of continuous change and unprecedented access to limitless information. It all frequently leads to some kind of disorientation and only superficial gain of knowledge. As we all know this is not the way we can make progress in life sciences and this is not the way we can really solve problems of diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of numerous diseases we have to fight with on daily basis. It all takes passion, patience and perseverance. These three should go together which is not that frequent nowadays. Therefore I would like to extend special thanks to all of you for engaging in research activities. Your dedication should be highly appreciated and I wish your work will be a source of personal and professional satisfaction. And last but not least, let’s hope you’ll all discover that doing a good science is just a lot of fun. We are very fortunate to live in a beautiful city of Bialystok and I hope you will manage to find time to enjoy the unique spirit of this place. Let me close this address by wishing you a delightful and stimulating stay in Bialystok. With best regards, Prof. Marcin Moniuszko, MD, PhD Vice-Rector for Scientific Affairs Medical University of Bialystok 3 BIALYSTOK 2019 MAIN SPONSOR SILVER SPONSORS BRONZE SPONSORS 4 BIALYSTOK 2019 HONORARY PATRONAGE PATRONAGE MEDIA PATRONAGE 5 BIALYSTOK 2019 Supervisors: Prof. Adrian Chabowski - MUB Vice-Rector for Student Affairs Prof. Marcin Moniuszko - MUB Vice-Rector for Scientific Affairs, Supervisor of MUB Students’ Scientific Society The board of Students' Scientific Society of Medical University of Bialystok: Anna Krętowska - President of the Congress Małgorzata Kowalska - Vice- President of the Congress Monika Oleksiuk - Secretary of the Congress Aleksandra Basaj, Andrzej Chomentowski, Bogumiła Szewczak, Kinga Danowska, Sylwia Bajko, Ewa Tałałaj, Nikoletta Iłowska, Bartłomiej Marcinkiewicz, Marcin Bany, Agata Niechoda, Cezary Pawlukianiec, Aleksandra Kwika, Piotr Kurzyna, Marta Pasławska, Dagmara Jabłońska, Ewelina Detka Honorary members of Students' Scientific Society of Medical University of Bialystok: Paulina Woźniewska, MD, Monika Król, MD 6 BIALYSTOK 2019 7 BIALYSTOK 2019 8 BIALYSTOK 2019 Contents CARDIOLOGY....................................................................................................................................... 10 PUBLIC HEALTH I ......................................................................................................................... 28 PHD I .............................................................................................................................................. 44 PEDIATRICS I ....................................................................................................................................... 54 BASIC SCIENCES ............................................................................................................................. 67 NEUROLOGY AND NEUROSURGERY…………………………………………………………………………………………… 81 ANESTESIOLOGY AND INTENSIVE CARE ……………………………………………………………………………………… 92 INTERNAL DISEASES ......................................................................................................................... 109 SURGERY AND ORTHOPEDICS ........................................................................................................ 129 GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS ................................................................................................... 146 DENTISTRY ....................................................................................................................................... 161 PHD II ................................................................................................................................................. 170 PUBLIC HEALTH II .......................................................................................................................... 180 PEDIATRICS II ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 192 PHARMACY......................................................................................................................................... 226 INTERDISCIPLINARY .......................................................................................................................... 207 CASE REPORT I ................................................................................................................................... 235 CASE REPORT II .................................................................................................................................. 251 CASE REPORT III ................................................................................................................................. 268 CASE REPORT IV .............................................................................................................................. 285 CASE REPORT V ................................................................................................................................ 302 CASE REPORT VI .............................................................................................................................. 320 CASE REPORT VII ............................................................................................................................... 339 CASE REPORT VIII ............................................................................................................................... 360 CASE REPORT IX .................................................................................................................................. 380 CASE REPORT X ................................................................................................................................... 394 9 BIALYSTOK 2019 Cardiology 10 BIALYSTOK 2019 Title: Nutritional status and its impact on clinical condition and biochemical parameters in patients hospitalized due to heart failure. Authors: Krysztofiak H.1 Tutor/Tutors: Marta Kałużna-Oleksy, PhD University: 1 Poznan University of Medical Science, Poland INTRODUCTION: It is reported that heart failure (HF) is still increasing in prevalence. Affecting on both heart and other organs makes HF a very complicated and difficult to treat disease. It is observed that lots of patients with chronic diseases have problem with nutrition – loss of appetite, digestive problems, malabsorption. These examples contribute to developing malnutrition and cardiac cachexia, which is related with worse prognosis. That’s why it is crucial to find biomarker which can be helpful in assessment and management of malnutrition in HF patients. AIM OF THE STUDY: To evaluate and compare nutritional status and clinical and biochemical parameters in patients with HF. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We enrolled 100 consecutive patients hospitalised due to HF in Clinic of Cardiology I at Poznan University of Medical Science. We used polish version of MNA form (Mini Nutritional Assessment) consisting of 2 parts: Screening and Assessment. To assess clinical state we considered chosen echocardiographic parameters, NYHA class and exacerbation of HF. We also studied results of blood tests, especially: blood cells morphology, natriuretic peptides and lipid panel. RESULTS: The mean age of the patients was 55±11 years. In the study cohort 40% patients had a normal nutritional status (group 1), 52% were at risk of malnutrition (group 2) and 8% were malnourished (group 3). 34% were obese (BMI>30kg/m2). Patients in group 3 had higher NYHA class and were hospitalized due to decompensation of HF more often in comparison with other groups (p=0,0016). We observed significant lower Total Cholesterol and LDL-C levels in group 3 (CHOL-T p=0,037, LDL-C p=0,039), as well as lower fasting glucose levels (group