310 research outputs found

    Directing Betrayal

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    An account of my preparation for and production of Harold Pinter's Betrayal in Levin Theater in the Fall of 2009.M.F.A.Includes summaryby Maryna E. HarrisonIncludes bibliographical references (p. 99-100

    Correction to: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, bronchial asthma and allergic rhinitis in the adult population within the commonwealth of independent states: rationale and design of the CORE study

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    Abstract After publication of this work [1] it was noticed three author names were spelt incorrectly. Liudmila Iashyna should be Liudmyla Iashyna, Marina Polyanskaya should be Maryna Polianska and Elcan Mamamdbayov should be Eljan Mammadbayov

    Management of extravasation of antineoplastic agents

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    Idealny Oddział Chemioterapii Dziennej — minęło 5 lat

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    Mam nadzieję, że nasz nowy oddział chemioterapii dziennej i nowoczesnarozpuszczalnia cytostatykow znajdująca się na jego terenie będą w staniew komfortowych warunkach obsłużyć wszystkich chorych Centrum Onkologii-Instytutuwymagających codziennej chemioterapii oraz przygotowywać, w miarę możliwości,również leki dla chorych z oddziałów stacjonarnych

    Життєві перипетії і творча спадщина поетеси української діаспори США Марини Приходько (Life and Artistic Heritage of Maryna Prykhodko, the Poetess of the Ukrainian Diaspora in US)

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    Автором досліджено життєвий та творчий шлях відомої діаспорної поетеси Марини Приходько. Народжена на еміграції у Празі в міжвоєнний період, майбутня літераторка проживала у різних країнах Європи – Чехословаччині, Польщі, Німеччині, була в’язнем нацистського концентраційного табору Гросс Розен, а у 1950-х емігрувала до США. Проаналізовано творчу спадщину М. Приходько, частими мотивами якої була туга за рідним краєм, про який вона знала лише через розповіді батьків. У тезах розглянуто, що поезія також виступає яскравим індикатором внутрішнього стану поетеси, способом реакції на непрості події, що супроводжують людину у її житті. (The author studies the life and career of Maryna Prykhodko, a famous Ukrainian diaspora poetess. She was born in exile in the interwar period in Prague and lived in various European countries like Czechoslovakia, Poland and Germany. Maryna Prykhodko was a prisoner in Gross-Rosen concentration camp and immigrated to the United States in 1950. The article analyses Prykhodko’s literary heritage. It is stressed that the frequent motifs of her poems are homesickness for homeland about which she knew only from her parents stories. Moreover, the author of the research confirms that poetry reveals her internal feelings and reflects her reaction to difficult events in her life.

    Cancer in pregnant women

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    Gynaecological cancers coexisting with pregnancy -a literature review

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    The coexistence of malignant tumour and pregnancy is a state of simultaneous occurrence of two completely contradictory philosophical and biological phenomena -the development of a new life and a life-threatening terminal illness. Finally, a physician -in fact the whole team of doctors -is facing the fight for two lives: of the mother and her unborn child. The incidence of malignant disease in pregnancy is 0.05 to 0.1%. This condition is a major challenge for physicians because there are no randomised studies that could be the basis to choose the therapeutic methods -the medical knowledge merely comes from case reports, registries, and observational studies. The following cancers most often coexist with pregnancy: gynaecological neoplasm (especially cervical and ovarian cancer), breast cancer, lymphatic system neoplasm, and melanoma. Formerly, the diagnosis was clearly the necessity of abortion. Today -although unskilled doctors still propose the only therapeutic option -termination of pregnancy is not the only solution. The past few years have seen the updating of reports and guidelines for the management of pregnant women with cancer. This paper is a review and summary of the information from these publications

    Gynaecological cancers coexisting with pregnancy – a literature review

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    The coexistence of malignant tumour and pregnancy is a state of simultaneous occurrence of two completely contradictory philosophical and biological phenomena – the development of a new life and a life-threatening terminal illness. Finally, a physician – in fact the whole team of doctors – is facing the fight for two lives: of the mother and her unborn child. The incidence of malignant disease in pregnancy is 0.05 to 0.1%. This condition is a major challenge for physicians because there are no randomised studies that could be the basis to choose the therapeutic methods – the medical knowledge merely comes from case reports, registries, and observational studies. The following cancers most often coexist with pregnancy: gynaecological neoplasm (especially cervical and ovarian cancer), breast cancer, lymphatic system neoplasm, and melanoma. Formerly, the diagnosis was clearly the necessity of abortion. Today – although unskilled doctors still propose the only therapeutic option – termination of pregnancy is not the only solution. The past few years have seen the updating of reports and guidelines for the management of pregnant women with cancer. This paper is a review and summary of the information from these publications
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