Journal issue overview 7/2010 Internal Medicine

647

Hyperlipoproteinaemia and dyslipoproteinaemia II. Therapy: Non-pharmacological and pharmacological approaches

R. Češka, S. Krutská, L. Kašná, G. Šmelková, L. Zlatohlávek, M. Vráblík

656

Chronic pancreatitis and the skeleton

H. Dujsíková, I. Novotný, J. Tomandl, Petr Dítě

663

Necessity of continuous health system development

J. Holčík

669

ECG markers in patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

K. Hudecová, I. Šimková, M. Bernadič

676

NATO international advanced course on best way of training for mass casualty situations

L. Klein, M. Michaelson

681

Survival and quality of life in burns

R. Königová

686

Twelve years of continuing medical education in Slovakia

P. Krištúfek, J. Gajdošík

690

Pituitary adenomas – where is the treatment heading at the beginning of the 21st century?

J. Marek

695

Oxalic acid – important uremic toxin

M. Mydlík, K. Derzsiová

702

The influence of testosterone on cardiovascular disease in men

J. Payer, A. Baňárová

709

Current options and principles of pathomorphology-based tumour diagnostics

C. Povýšil

715

Natriuretic peptides in patients with aortic stenosis

I. Riečanský, B. Líška, M. Vršanský, I. Pecháň, K. Dáňová

721

Cardiovascular diseases in rheumatoid arthritis

J. Rovenský, Martin Vlček, R. Imrich

724

The principles of care for patients with intermittent claudication

K. Roztočil

727

Distressful journey for the metabolic syndrome to its position in clinical practice

J. Rybka

736

Diabetic osteopathy: previously disputed but most likely important ailment

Š. Svačina

739

Will vaccines appear on the scene of oncology in the near future?

V. Vonka

749

Current options for the treatment of osteoporosis

doc. MUDr. Václav Vyskočil, Ph.D.

759

Biofeedback load technique in the rehabilitation of osteoporotic patients (Biomechanical analysis)

J. Wendlová

764

Femur strength index versus bone mineral density: new findings (Slovak epidemiological etudy)

J. Wendlová

771

Laboratory diagnostics and endocrinology

T. Zima

774

Parvovirus B19 infection – the cause of severe anaemia after renal transplantation

Z. Žilinská, M. Chrastina, J. Breza, M. Drakulová

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80th Birthday - Jaroslava Blahoše, MD, DrSc.

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