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Development of Child’s Vision
The study of visual pathway maturation in children is still an active field of research. Morphological and functional changes are most pronounced during the first few years of human life,…
Read more ›Predicting Value of Methods for Determinating Limb Length Discrepancy after Epyphisiodesis
BACKGROUND. Limb length discrepancy (LLD) is quite a frequent disorder; it develops in approximately 15% of the population. Lumbar pain is the most common consequence of untreated LLD. Treatment is usually…
Read more ›Early Functional Changes of Left Ventricle in Essencial Arterial Hypertension
Essential arterial hypertension is one of the commonest chronic diseases of circulation system. Before the onset of raised blood pressure, the functional and morphological changes of the left ventricle develop. The…
Read more ›Impaired Trophoblast Invasion in the Pathogenesis of Preeclampsia
The following article describes the relationship between the endometrium, mother’s vascular system and the invasive trophoblast. This relationship is crucial for the adaptation of the uterus and the placenta during…
Read more ›Estrogens and Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a complex estrogen-dependent disease that is defined as the presence of endometrial glands and stroma outside the uterine cavity. The etiology of endometriosis is multifactorial and includes complex…
Read more ›Measurement of Child’s Body Posture Development
The purpose of our research was to analyze the existent methods for measurement of child's body posture development. The research was made on the basis of studies, which was in…
Read more ›Improving Biocompatibility of Implants with Nanolayering
Biocompatibility of different materials in the body is very complicated phenomenon. Although structural characteristics of implant are decisive for its specific purpose, biologic response mainly depends on surface characteristics of…
Read more ›Cell Electrofusion
This paper describes the phenomena of cell fusion: it’s importance in life processes and the use of electromagnetic field in induced electrofusion. Cell fusion is a common phenomenon in the…
Read more ›Placenta
The placenta is crucial for fetal survival, growth and development. After the baby has been born the role of the placenta is finished, however, it is essential that delivering physician…
Read more ›Short Bowel Syndrom as a Complication of Crohn’s Disease
During the course of Crohn's disease, some patients require surgical bowel resection due to intestinal stenosis. Attention is drawn to a possible complication of such surgical procedures: in a patient…
Read more ›Induced Hypothermia after Cardiac Arrest in Hyperglicaemic Patients
Induced hypothermia after primary cardiac arrest (PCA) reduces post-ischemic reperfusion brain damage. At the Center for Intensive Internal Medicine (CIIM) of the LjubljanaMedicalCenter, it has been in routine use since…
Read more ›Assessing Malocclusion with the EF Index: Validity, Reliability and Time Consumption
BACKGROUND. The purpose of orthodontic diagnosis and classification systems is to record different dental and arch anomalies (malocclusions). The modified Angle's method of classifying malocclusion is still the most widely…
Read more ›Laparoscopy
Laparoscopy is surgical instrumental inspection of the peritoneal cavity, employed either for diagnosis or as a minimal invasive treatment procedure. In experienced hands it is relatively safe and brief procedure.…
Read more ›Assessment and monitoring of the respiratory function of patients in an intensive care unit
The function of the respiratory system is oxygenation of systemic arterial blood and elimination of carbon dioxide from the body. In a patient with a respiratory failure, the type and…
Read more ›A correlation between bacterial composition of subgingival flora, the probing depth and the papilla bleeding index
The aim of the study was to determine the correlation between various clinical parameters, including the probing depth, the papilla bleeding index and bacterial composition of the subgingival flora of…
Read more ›Determination of estrogen receptors in small intestinal mucosa
Small intestinal mucosa of rats was tested for the presence of estrogen receptors. For determination of estrogen receptors 3H-estradiol 17-beta binding assay with or with our excess 1H-estradiol 17-beta was used. Three…
Read more ›Arthroscopy meniscektomy
Today, arthroscopy of the knee is a well-established method for diagnosing lesions of the meniscus. Arthroscopic meniscectomy is technically more demanding than the open technique, yet thanks to the introduction…
Read more ›Cancers of the breast
To the clinician, malignant neoplasia, generally known as breast cancer, is a comprehensive term denoting a variety of diseases. The author points to this heterogeneity thus opposing the conventional opinion…
Read more ›The hibernating myocardium
The author describes chronic synergy of the left ventricle at rest due to chronic, painless, persistent severe myocardial ischemia. The reason why this phenomenon is so attractive include a high…
Read more ›Descent of the testis
Descent of the testis is presented. Relationship between the gubernaculum, abdominal layers and coverings of the testis during development and after birth are described.
Read more ›Radiologic diagnosis of the acute cervical spine injuries below the level of axis
The most important aspects of radiological diagnosis of acute cervical spine injuries (ACSI) below the level of C2 are presented. The major task of the radiologist is to determine, as…
Read more ›Treatment of psoriasis vulgaris
In the article, the available forms of treatment of psoriasis vulgarism are dealt with under the following headings: general measures, topical and systematic treatment, and phototherapy. Each form of treatment…
Read more ›Advances in cancer chemotherapy
The hithero development of systemic treatment - cancer chemotherapy is presented and analysed. The main approaches to chemotherapy, such as induction chemotherapy, adjuvant chemotherapy, primary chemotherapy and individually planed chemotherapy,…
Read more ›Human mitochondrial DNA and maternal inheritance
Mitochondria occupy a unique position among cellular organelles because of their possession of a separate genome (mitochondrial DNA - mtDNA) and capability to duplicate DNA and transcribe and translate the…
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