Najdova, Anita

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    Prevalence of metabolic syndrom in patients with psoriasis
    (Medical Faculty, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, 2019)
    Krstevska M
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    COVID-19-associated Telogen Effluvium After Hospital Discharge: A Prospective Cohort Study
    (The Croatian Dermatovenerological Society, 2024-03)
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    Sotirovski, Tomica
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    Batkoska, Bojana
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    Djambazova, Marija
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    Radeski, Vaska
    Introduction Telogen effluvium (TE) is a common sequela of SARS-CoV-2 infection. Existing studies are highly heterogeneous. We aimed to assess the prevalence of TE in a cohort of patients with severe disease hospitalized for acute COVID-19. Methods This prospective cohort study was conducted at the University Clinic of Dermatology, part of the COVID-19 University Hospital Network throughout the pandemic. The acute phase data were extracted from electronic hospital records. Details about hair loss were obtained at two follow-up points, 3 and 6 months after hospital discharge, using telephone interviews. Results A total of 77 patients were successfully followed up, and 40 (48.8%) were male. The mean age was 55.91, SD=10,588. Overall, 68.8% of patients reported TE. Among these, 52.8% reported early onset, and 50.9% reported moderate hair loss. 11 (20.7%) reported complete hair regrowth within three months, and an additional 32 (60.3%) reported complete regrowth within six months. 4 (7.5%) patients have chronic TE. Female sex (p<0.0001), anemia (p=0.019), hypoproteinemia (p=0.037), and severe pneumonia (p=0.004) were associated with TE. Age, fever, SpO2, CRP levels, in-hospital complications, and raised D-dimers were not associated with TE. Discussion Our study confirmed a high prevalence of COVID-19-associated TE in hospitalized patients. Anemia and hypoalbuminemia were associated with TE, shedding new light on the possible pathogenesis. COVID-19-associated TE occurs earlier than classic TE and has a good prognosis in most patients. However, chronic ТЕ was reported by 7.5%. Even a small incidence of long-term sequelae during a pandemic could have substantial health consequences.
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    Контактен дерматит на рацете кај здравствените работници во Македонија во тек на ковид-19 пандемијата
    (Лекарска комора на Република Северна Македонија, 2020-10)
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    Neloska, Lenche
    Пандемијата со ковид-19 резултираше со потребата и препораките зазасилена хигиена и носење на заштитни ракавици. Тоа резултира со зачестена појава на контактен дерматит (КД)на рацете кај здравствените работници (ЗР), особено кај ониекои се директно вклучени во грижата за пациенти заболени со корона вирусот. Цел Да се истражи појавата на контактен дерматит нарацете кај здравствените работници кои не се директно вклучени во лекувањето на пациенти со ковид-19. Метод Беше спроведена интернет анкета кај 272 здравствени работницикои не се директно вклучени во грижата за пациенти со ковид-19, на територијата на цела Македонија. Анкетата содржеше прашања за појава на промени на кожата на рацете и фактори кои влијаат на тоа. Резултати Во тек на епидемијата соковид-19, контактен дерматит на рацете забележале 132 (49%) од испитаниците, од нив 110 (53.9%) се лекари. Оваа појава е почеста кај здравствените работницивработени во секундарназдравствена заштита (56 или 47%) и нехируршките гранки (92 или 52.5%). Заклучок Зголемената хигиена на рацете, употребата на алкохолни дезинфициенси, како и ретката примена на емолиенти, се поврзани со појава наконтактен дерматиткај здравствените работници.
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    Impact of COVID-19 outbreak on dermatology services: Dermatology in isolation
    (Wiley, 2020-07)
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    Neloska, Lenche
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    Petrov, Andrej
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    Dimitrovska, I.
    The current pandemic of COVID-19 demanded fast reorganization, as well as the necessity to adapt existing and administered extraordinary working protocols of dermatological services worldwide. We present a unique experience from Republic of Macedonia where an abrupt interruption of the dermatology service on a national level, and the COVID-19 outbreak, occurred simultaneously, with a significant impact on the quality of care.