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ISSN:2061-1617

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Cristian Adrian Stan Cristian Adrian Stan
Torture and death in custody have incurred rapid development as juridical subject in recent years in Europe, with the implementation of the European Convention of Human Rights. Evaluation of sufferance severity, which is the consequence of ...
Gábor Elő,László Zubek,Zoltán Hargitai et al. Gábor Elő et al.
Introduction: Tracheal stenosis is the most common severe late complication of percutaneous tracheostomy causing significant decrease in quality of life. Applying modified Griggs technique reduced the number of late trach...
Róbert Bordás,Santhosh Seshadhri,Gábor Janiga et al. Róbert Bordás et al.
The treatment of cerebral aneurysms, found in roughly 5% of the population and associated in case of rupture to a high mortality rate, is a major challenge for neurosurgery and neuroradiology due to the complexity of the intervention and to...
Andreas Schuster,Amedeo Chiribiri,Masaki Ishida et al. Andreas Schuster et al.
Purpose: An isolated perfused pig heart model has recently been proposed for the development of novel methods in standard clinical magnetic resonance (MR) scanners. The original set-up required the electrical system to be...
Zsófia Patkó,Albert Császár,György Acsády et al. Zsófia Patkó et al.
Background: Diabetes has been shown to be an accelerating factor in the progression of atherosclerosis. The metabolic changes in diabetes contribute to modified platelet function and enhanced leukocyte-platelet aggregate ...
Vera Schuch,Theodoros Moysidis,Dorothea Weiland et al. Vera Schuch et al.
Objectives: To our experience dementia seems to play an increasing role for major amputation in patients suffering from peripheral arterial disease (PAD). To confirm our impression, we analysed the rate of dementia associ...