Modern requirements for the organization of medical services for traumatological patients reflect the need for effective cooperation between specialists in traumatology and therapy. It is important to note that today there are a large number of unique programs that allow for the collective work of specialists in various fields in order to organize better medical care. This article examines the unique practices of cooperation between these specialties in order to optimize the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of patients with traumatic injuries in age. The work involves not only therapists, traumatologists, but also other specialists in related fields who can assist in the rehabilitation of the patient. The analysis of the state and problems of multidisciplinary treatment of traumatologists includes answers only from the medical staff of regional trauma centers and end-treatment centers treating seriously injured people. Special attention is paid to the coordination of efforts between doctors of various profiles, the exchange of information, the use of innovative methods and technologies. The results of the study will improve the quality of medical care for trauma patients and make a significant contribution to the development of medical practice in general. The critical importance of collaboration between traumatologists and therapists is to ensure a comprehensive approach to the treatment of patients with traumatic conditions. Research in the field of organization of medical services for traumatological patients is important for the development of modern medicine. It provides an opportunity to create new formats and programs of medical care for the rapid rehabilitation of patients. New approaches contribute to improving current medical processes and improving the quality of life of society.

According to the WHO experts, “cancer is one of the main causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide”. In 2022, 624,835 cases of malignant neoplasms were detected for the first time in the Russian Federation.

The need for searching for new methods of antitumor therapy is due to the sharp increase in morbidity and mortality from cancer, as well as because of the fact that conventional chemo- and radiotherapy are often insufficiently effective owing to the development of tumor cells resistance. Plasmonic photothermal therapy (PPT) is a method based on tumor hyperthermia by laser heating of metal nanoparticles with plasmon resonance properties.

Peptic ulcer of the stomach and duodenum is a complex disease that requires a multifaceted approach to treatment. The article discusses the importance of complex interaction between a gastroenterologist, an endoscopist and a surgeon to achieve optimal therapy results. The purpose of the study is to analyze the effectiveness of joint work of specialists of various profiles in the treatment of peptic ulcer disease and identify key aspects of cooperation that contribute to improving clinical outcomes. Research methods. The paper analyzes clinical experience and literature data, describes cases of successful treatment of peptic ulcer disease, in which gastroenterologists, endoscopists and surgeons participated. Examples of the disadvantages of insufficient interaction between specialists are also considered. The results of the study. The authors emphasize the importance of coordination between a gastroenterologist who is engaged in drug therapy and patient supervision, an endoscopist who performs diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, and a surgeon who performs surgery if necessary. Cases are discussed when such cooperation made it possible to avoid surgical intervention or to perform an operation in a timely manner, which ultimately improved the outcome of the disease. As a result of the study, it was concluded that effective treatment of peptic ulcer disease requires the integration of the efforts of several specialists. Gastroenterologists, endoscopists and surgeons should work closely to ensure a comprehensive approach to diagnosis and therapy, which leads to a significant improvement in treatment outcomes and a reduction in the risk of complications.

The issue of the peculiarities of the course of the malignant process and the informative value of hematological parameters in patients with non-small cell lung cancer (LC) considering gender specific difference, upon COVID-19 before the beginning of antitumor treatment, has been poorly studied.

The aim of the study: Brief overview of the background, current status and possibilities of mitochondrial therapy of malignant tumors.

One of the hallmarks of cancer is tumor angiogenesis, so the development and testing of angiogenesis inhibitors is the focus of fundamental and clinical research. However, some mechanisms of tumor evasion from anti-angiogenic therapy have been identified. They include activation of compensatory/alternative angiogenesis pathways, vasculogenic mimicry, and vessel co-option.

TTF therapy is a type of electric field therapy that uses low-intensity electric fields to suppress cancer cell proliferation. It generates electric fields in the human body which interfere with rapid cell division in cancer cells, triggering apoptosis (cell death) locally or in a partial region. This treatment is over a decade old.

Preventive oncology can solve such problems as preventing the appearance of tumors, relapses after primary treatment, and complications after chemo-radiation therapy. The prospects for use of phytoadaptogens (Panax ginseng, Rhodiola Rosea, Eleutherococcus senticosus etc.), which pleiotropically influence the body along the homeostasis axis (neuro-endocrine-immune systems), are obvious.

At present, there is a primacy of molecular and genetic concepts on the mechanism of the appearance and development of cancer. Much less attention is paid to an attention and an understanding of the metabolic features of malignant cells as a result of transformation at the genetic level.