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Lietuvio ir žemaičio įvaizdis XIX a. pabaigos Varšuvos kultūrinėje spaudoje. Dvarelio savininko Nikodemo Erazmo Iwanowskio (ne)stereotipiškumo atvejisPublication[The Image of a Lithuanian and a Samogitian in the Cultural Press of Warsaw in Late 1800s. The (non-)stereotyped Case of Nikodem Erazm Iwanowski, the Landlord of a Small Manor]Nedidelio Žemaitijos dvarelio savininkas Nikodemas Erazmas Iwanowskis 1885 m. liepos pabaigoje atveža sūnų į Varšuvą mokytis ir čia pragyvena dvejus metus. Susirašinėja su lenkų rašytoja Eliza Orzeszkowa, susipažįsta su poete Maria Konopnicka, pats rašo poeziją, prozą, tapo. Tačiau laiškuose rašo, kad kaip atvykėlis iš provincijos jaučiasi kiek nerangus ir suvaržytas. Šis prisipažinimas paskatino straipsnio autorių peržvelgti XIX a. 9-ojo dešimtmečio Varšuvos kultūrinę spaudą ir ištirti, kokiame kontekste minimi ir kaip vaizduojami lietuviai ir žemaičiai, taip pat patikrinti, ar yra spaudoje publikuotuose grožiniuose kūriniuose satyriškų veikėjų, susijusių su Lietuva ir Žemaitija. Išsiaiškinta, kad apie Lietuvą ir Žemaitiją rašoma nemažai, yra kelionių ir vietovių aprašymų, kuriuose pateikiamas stereotipinis lietuvio ir žemaičio paveikslas. Aptikta grožinių kūrinių, kuriuose satyriškai, komiškai vaizduojami lietuviai ir žemaičiai. Galima išskirti dvi siužetines linijas – veikėjai svetimame krašte ir veikėjai didmiestyje. Короткий запис варіабельності ритму серця в клінічному обстеженні пацієнтів: навчальний посібникPublicationThe training manual presents a methodology adapted for the work of therapists analysis of a short record of heart rate variability. Using this method allows obtaining additional clinical information from the heart rhythm as from the system information process of the organism with the help of modern computerized technologies and to improve the process of the general clinical examination of the patient. Tutorial prepared for specialists in practical health care: general practitioners and family medicine, therapists, cardiologists, etc.- preprint
;Kurapkienė, Aušrinė ;Vinauskienė, Rimantė; ; ; ; ;Sulmont-Rosse, Claire ;Eisinaitė, ViktorijaLeskauskaitė, DaivaJournal of the Science of Food and AgricultureIn this study, innovative chocolate, citrus and mixture flavoured tofu-based nutritionally customized, dysphagia-oriented, comfortable-consumed, appetizing, one-bite sized finger foods, oriented to the malnutrition, sarcopenia, and frailty prevention in the older people were created by using 3D printing technology. Developed products were characterised by evaluating chemical composition, physical properties and performing sensory evaluation among geriatric clinic residents (≥60 years).6 - Temporomandibular disorders (TMD) originate from various components within the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), causing an impact on the masticatory muscles, the joint itself, and associated structures. They are a widely prevalent issue across the world. According to epidemiological research, up to 50% of adults in the population have TMD-related symptoms. The objective of this work was to analyze the existing scientific literature regarding the association between malocclusion classes, bruxism, and tooth loss in relation to the etiology of TMD. This systematic review was conducted following the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) 2020 analysis protocol. For the development of the question focus, the population, intervention, control, and outcomes (PICO) study design protocol was used. The question in focus according to the PICO format was: "Do malocclusion, tooth loss, and bruxism contribute to temporomandibular disorders?". The review was performed with articles from PubMed, Web of Science, and Google Scholar databases according to the specified inclusion and exclusion criteria. The included articles were not older than five years. The risk of bias was assessed in the included studies by using the Cochrane Risk-of-bias 2 (RoB-2) tool. Out of a total of 32 results received, 21 articles were chosen according to the established criteria after conducting a review and analysis of their full texts. The article search sequence was presented in the PRISMA 2020 flow diagram, and the outcomes of the chosen articles were presented. The literature results revealed a relationship between occlusion and the development of TMD. The influence of occlusal factors on the TMJ was explained by an examination of joint anatomy and symptoms related to TMD. This study revealed variations in TMJ factors across different malocclusion classes. Additionally, it was observed that the occurrence and attributes of TMD are influenced by the number of tooth loss quadrants and the frequency of missing teeth. Furthermore, a correlation was found between bruxism and the symptoms of TMD, including myofascial pain, disc displacement, arthralgia, and muscle disorders. This literature review provides comprehensive information on the relationship between malocclusion classes, bruxism, tooth loss, and TMDs. This prompts healthcare professionals to prioritize patients' occlusal assessment and TMJ condition.
8 Клініко-патогенетичні особливості перебігу неінфекційних захворювань залежно від ступеня коморбідності, етапу серцево-судинного континуумуPublication[Clinical and pathogenetic features of the development of non-communicable diseases depending on the degree of comorbidity, the stage of cardiovascular continum]journal article; Potiazhenko, M.Буковинський медичний вісник = Bukovinian Medical HeraldThe article is devoted to the clinical study of the clinical and pathogenetic features of the development of non-communicable diseases, depending on the degree of comorbidity and the stage of the cardiovascular continuum. The aim was to determine the clinical and pathogenetic features of the development of non-communicable diseases, depending on the degree of comorbidity and the stage of the cardiovascular continuum, and to improve the methodology of patient management, taking them into account accordingly. Material and methods. 439 people were examined in an open, non-randomized, controlled study. 253 people were sick with non-communicable diseases (main group) and 186 people were functionally healthy respondents (control group). All participants in the study underwent a retrospective assessment of medical records, with the calculation of the history of diseases, assessment of the degree of comorbidity and determination of the stage of the cardiovascular continuum. Results. It was found that the principle of diagnostic monism is not an adequate methodological approach for all patients with non-communicable diseases since there were no people with one verified diagnosis among them. A significant increase in the average number of diagnoses was noted between the subgroups of the control group and the main group. An increase in the level of comorbidity in terms of CIRS, Charlson index, SCORE was noted between the control subgroups and subgroup 1 of the main group (p < 0.0001), between subgroup 1 and other subgroups of the main group (p < 0.0001), between subgroup 2 and subgroups 3 and 4 (p < 0.0001). Conclusions. Comorbidity is a characteristic feature of non-communicable diseases, a manifestation of the systemic progression of metabolic disorders. It significantly increases with the age of patients and it has a significant increase in the number of diagnoses and the risk of death from cardiovascular diseases in the development of the cardiovascular continuum with the maximum number of diagnoses at the stage of its complication. The cardiovascular continuum plays a key role in increasing comorbidity, the risk of death. It determines the prognosis and is an integral part of the overall continuum in non-communicable diseases and has a comorbid relationship with diseases of the upper gastrointestinal tract as the basis of the metabolic pattern. Comorbidity should be taken into account in the management of patients as a manifestation of the systemic progression of metabolic disorders and the general continuum in non-communicable diseases.5