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Beridze, Maia Daughter of Zurab and Susana (Khubulava) Beridze.
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Maia Beridze
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Maia Beridze, neurologist, educator. Fellow, European Federation Neurological Society, 2002, Ministery of Health of the Republic of Turkey, 2003, Ministery of Foreign Affairs, Israel, 2004; grantee, The International Association for the Promotion of Co-operation with Scientists from the New Independent States of the Former Soviet Union, 2001-2004, World Health Organization, 2002-2003, British Royal Society, 2004-2005.
Education
Doctor of Medicine, Tbilisi State Medical Institute, Georgia, 1985. Doctor of Philosophy, Tbilisi State Medical Institute, Georgia, 1985.
Career
Clinical ordinatore in neurology State Institute Drs. Postgraduate Education, Tbilisi, Georgia, 1985—1987. Neurologist department neurology Hospital-Polyclinics N2, 1987—1998.
Science fellow research laboratory of neuroimmunology Georgian State Medical Academy, 1994—1998, assistant professor neurology, 1998—2005, chief scientist research laboratory of neuroimmunology, 1998—2003. Head research laboratory of neuroimmunology Science Research Center Experimental and Clinical Medicine, Georgian State Medical Academy, since 2003. Associate professor Georgian State Medical Academy, since 2005.
Clinical observer Donau-U. Krems, Maria Gugging, Austria, 2002. Clinical fellow Numune Research Hospital, Ankara, Turkey, 2003. Clinical fellow neurology department Ikhilov Hospital, Souraski Medical Center, Telaviv, Israel, 2004.
Researcher Edinburgh University School Psychology, Scotland, 2005.
Achievements
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Achievements include research in immunological status of organism in acute period of ischemic stroke and in experimental ischemia induced by photochemical thrombosis of rat middle cerebral artery. Research in immunomodulator plaferon-LB on several indexes of immunity in acute stroke patients and experimental stroke models -LB o. Research in proinflammatory interleukines Illinois-1, Illinois-6 and TNF-a in acute stage of ischemic stroke, their relation toward the infarct size and functional outcome of stroke.
Research in oxigen and nitrogen free radicals in acute ischemic stroke and experimental ischemia, establishement of prognostic value of Cerebrospinal fluid and blood November. Research in antioxidative protective system in acute ischemic stroke, erythrocyte aggregation for the outcome of ischemic stroke. Research in oxigen and nitrogen species in pathogenesis of ischemic stroke, creatine kinase and brain energy metabolism.
Research in effect of nitric oxide initial blood levels on erythrocyte aggregability during 12 hours from ischemic stroke onset. Research in cerebrospinal fluid indexes of dynamics of nitric oxide dependant oxidative stress in acute stage of ischemic stroke.
Membership
Head ngo, charity medical investigations in schools, orphends houses, in refuges, workshop organizer Doctors' International Ethics Institute, Tbilisi, 2003—2006. Member of World Society Neurology, International Brain Research Organization, World Federation Neurology, European Federation Neurological Society, Georgian Society Immunologists, European Federation Neurology, Georgian Society Neurologists, International Brain Research Organization (associate).
Connections
Married George Chechvadze, June 9, 1989. Children: Tengiz George Chechvadze, Ekaterina George Chechvadze.
Awards
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Fellow, European Federation Neurological Society, 2002, Ministery of Health of the Republic of Turkey, 2003, Ministery of Foreign Affairs, Israel, 2004. Grantee, The International Association for the Promotion of Co-operation with Scientists from the New Independent States of the Former Soviet Union, 2001-2004, World Health Organization, 2002-2003, British Royal Society, 2004-2005.Fellow, European Federation Neurological Society, 2002, Ministery of Health of the Republic of Turkey, 2003, Ministery of Foreign Affairs, Israel, 2004. Grantee, The International Association for the Promotion of Co-operation with Scientists from the New Independent States of the Former Soviet Union, 2001-2004, World Health Organization, 2002-2003, British Royal Society, 2004-2005.