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Mikhail Tarasov

Rheumatologist, internist

Dr. M. Tarasovs Mikroķirurģijas Centrā strādā kopš 2023. gada. Ārstē reimatoloģiskas slimības, dažādu veidu artrītus, sistēmas saistaudu slimības, vaskulītus. Konsultē pacientus ar sāpēm un pietūkumu locītavās, sāpēm un stīvumu mugurkaulā, dažādām sistēmiskām sūdzībām ar neskaidriem ādas izsitumiem un/vai ādas sabiezējumiem, Reino fenomenu, neskaidru iekaisuma reakciju.

Akadēmiskā darbība: Kopš 2016. gada Rīgas P. Stradiņa Universitātes pasniedzējs iekšķīgo slimību katedrā.

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Specialization

• Reimatologs

Education and Professional Experience

kopš 2016

Rīgas P. Stradiņa Universitāte, iekšķīgo slimību katedra

Riga, Latvia

Pasniedzējs

Research Activities and Publications

Learn about the specialist’s scientific contributions, published research, media articles, educational videos, and professional awards that reflect his expertise and commitment to improving patient care.

Scientific Papers

Groma, V., Tarasovs, M., Skuja, S., Semenistaja, S., Svirskis, S., Nora-Krūkle, Z. & Murovska, M. Morphological and laboratory cytokine indices in osteoarthritis patients demonstrated in the presence of human herpesvirus 7 infection.

Tarasovs, M., Lejnieks, A., Vikmanis, A., Skuja, S. & Groma, V. Synovial osteoarthritis inflammation and its correlation with the level of radiologically assessed osteoarthritis.

Groma, V., Tarasovs, M., Skuja, S., Semenistaja, S., Nora-Krukle, Z., Svirskis, S. & Murovska, M. Inflammatory cytokine-producing cells and inflammation markers in the synovium of osteoarthritis patients evidenced in human herpesvirus 7 infection.

Tarasovs, M., Skuja, S., Semenistaja, S., Murovska, M. & Groma, V. Synovitis in osteoarthritic patients: Morphological and virological evidence of its contribution to development of the disease.

Tarasovs, M., Kadisa, A., Mihailova, A., Skuja, S., Murovska, M. & Groma, V. Analysis of synovial expression of parvovirus B19 assessed immunohistochemically and correlated to synovitis score.

Kadisa, A., Tarasovs, M., Studers, P., Lejnieks, A., Murovska, M. & Groma, V. Morphological evolution of joint destruction in rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis patients with various viral infection markers.

Groma, V., Legusa, I. & Tarasovs, M. Ultrastructural contribution to the characterization of pathogenesis of lichen planus: classics and modern data.

Skuja, S., Groma, V., Tarasovs, M., Karelis, G., Stepens, A., Teteris, O. & Murovska, M. Encephalopathy-related changes in the white matter evidenced by immunoreactivity of superoxide dismutase and metalloproteinase-9.

Skuja, S., Groma, V., Ravina, K., Tarasovs, M., Cauce, V. & Teteris, O. Protective reactivity and alteration of the brain tissue in alcoholics evidenced by SOD1, MMP9 immunohistochemistry, and electron microscopy.

Kadisa, A., Groma, V., Skuja, S., Tarasovs, M., Bratslavska, O., Kozireva, S., Studers, P., Lejnieks, A. & Murovska, M. Virologic and morphologic evidences of human parvovirus B19 infection in osteoarthritis.