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11	Antiosteoporotische und antiarthrotische Wirkung der Cimicifuga racemosa BNO 1055/C001 sowie ihrer Fraktionen und Subfraktionen auf den Knochen / Antiosteoporotic and antiarthrotic effects of Cimicifuga racemosa BNO 1055/C001 and its fractions and sub fractions on bone Bichek, Viktoria 28 March 2017 (has links) No description available. 610 Cimicifuga racemosa Osteoporose Arthrose trabekulärer Knochen Knorpel Epiphysenfuge Östrogene Cimicifuga racemosa osteoporosis arthrosis trabecular bone cartilage epiphysis joint estrogen Endokrinologie (PPN619875836)
12	Degenerativní změny kloubních spojení u velkomoravské populace z lokality Mikulčice - Valy / Degenerative joint disease in Great Moravian population from the locality Mikulčice - Valy Müllerová, Soňa January 2017 (has links) This diploma thesis had two primary objectives. The first one was to examine if the incidence and development of primary degenerative joint disease (DJD) of the joints of the vertebral column and the limbs in an early medieval population from a cemetery by the sixth church in Mikulčice were affected mainly by the skeletal age of the deceased, or if other factor of physical loads was more significant. A set of 83 skeletal remains was evaluated primarily by Waldron's method (2009), but methods by Stloukal and Vyhnánek (1976); Buikstra and Ubelaker (1994); and Sager (1969) were also used. Schmorl nodes and eburnation were tracked too. Evaluated were vertebral joint (both intervertebral and apophyseal), jaw and limb joints. The results indicate that the incidence of degenerative joint disease in intervertebral joints, temporomandibular joint and appendicular joints is significantly affected by age, with the onset of degeneration being after the 40th year of skeletal age. No correlation of incidence of Schmorl nodes with age was present, and only a few cases of eburnace were noted. The relationship between the presence of DJD and the sex of the skeletons was not approved. I have compared these results with those from similar studies. I have deemed the primary evaluation by Waldron's method to be good...
13	Přínos miniinvazivní MIS-AL techniky při implantaci totální náhrady kyčelního kloubu, zdravotně sociální aspekty MIS-AL přístupu / Contribution of Minimally Invasive Total Hip Replacement - MIS-AL, Health and Social Aspects of MIS-AL Approach MUSIL, David January 2011 (has links) I want to present a prospective evaluation of one-year results in patients undergoing total hip arthroplasty from a minimally invasive antero-lateral approach (THA MIS-AL). And I want also to compare, by means of biochemical markers, the operative invasiveness of standard total hip replacement with that of the minimally invasive anterolateral (MIS-AL) approach.At one year after surgery we evaluated the quality of life by 60 patients using SF-36 questionaire and we compared the results with standard anterolateral approach and regional standard.
14	Die Pferde aus dem sächsischen Gräberfeld Rullstorf (Ldkr. Lüneburg): eine anatomisch-paläopathologische Untersuchung und ein Vergleich mit rezenten Pferdepopulationen Becker, Ilona 29 May 2019 (has links) Gangmechanische Grundüberlegungen und skelettpathologische Erscheinungen, wie sie in der heutigen Pferdezucht bekannt sind, werden in die Bewertung der Reste von 42 Pferdeskeletten des sächsischen Gräberfeldes von Rullstorf bei Lüneburg einbezogen. Neben den üblichen Fragestellungen nach Alter, Geschlecht und Widerristhöhe wird erörtert, an welchen Knochenproportionen sich überhaupt Laufeigenschaften festmachen lassen. Dazu werden neben anderen frühmittelalterlichen auch rezente Populationen zu Vergleichen herangezogen, um eine nutzungstypologische Einordnung zu erzielen. Gelenkveränderungen der Rullstorfer Pferde werden in ihrer Ätiologie betrachtet und mit den Problemen an Gelenken heutiger Pferde verglichen. Nicht nur die reine Darstellung der Ausgrabungspferde ist ein Anliegen dieser Arbeit. Die Erkenntnisse aus den Knochenresten von Individuen längst vergangener Zeiten können auch bei der Aufklärung von Problemen heutiger Tiere einen Beitrag leisten. / Mechanics of movement and pathological signs of the skeleton, well-known in modern horsebreeding, influence the evaluation of 42 horse-skeletons of a saxon burial ground (Rullstorf near Lüneburg, Germany). Beside usual questions concerning the age, sex and wither height it is explored which proportions of bone-lenght are responsible for the character of movement at all. Horse-populations of the early Middle Ages and modern races are used for comparisons to look for the type of use. Joint changes of the Rullstorf horses are described within their etiology and compared with problems of modern horses. Not only the pure description of the excavation-horses is wanted for this paper. Rests of bones which belong to individuals of historical times can help to clear up the problems of our today-living animals. info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/930 ddc:930
15	Ätiologie und Epidemiologie pathologischer Veränderungen an den Skeletfunden der neolithischen Populationen aus Calden, Rheine und Großenrode / Etiology and epidemiology of pathological changes on the skeletal remains of the Neolithic populations from Calden, Rheine and Großenrode Cyris, Jan Christian 17 August 2020 (has links) No description available. 610 Trichterbecherkultur Wartbergkultur Paläopathologie Archäologie Anthropologie Soester Gruppe Karies Parodontopathien apikale Prozesse Megalithik Neolithik Jäger und Sammler Ackerbauern Zahnabrasion Schmelzhypoplasie Ernährungszustand Meningitis Sinusitis degenerative Gelenkerkrankungen Trauma Gewalt Fraktur Cribra orbitalia Arthrose Arthritis Histologie Lebensbedingungen Funnelbeaker culture Wartberg culture Palaeopathology Archaeology Anthropology Soester group caries periodontal diseases apical process megalithic neolithic hunters and gatherers sedentary farmers abrasion enamel hypoplasia nutritional status meningitis sinusitis degenerative joint disease trauma violence fracture Cribra orbitalia arthrosis arthritis histology living conditions

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