[Rapamycin and lymphangiogenesis: side effect or treatment result?]
no abstract.
Stallone G.
Dipartimento di Scienze Biomediche, S.C. di Nefrologia, Dialisi e Trapianto, Universita\’ degli Studi, Foggia - Italy.
[HLA system is still enough?]
no abstract.
Plati AR.
Unita\’ di Nefrologia e Dialisi, Ospedale \’\'Bolognini\’\', Seriate (BG) - Italy.
[Outpatient blood pressure monitoring in patiets with predialysis chronic renal failure.]
no abstract.
Minutolo R.
Cattedra di Nefrologia, Seconda Universita\’ degli Studi, Napoli - Italy.
[Hypertension: an immunomediated disease?]
no abstract.
De Mauri A.
Unita\’ di Nefrologia e Dialisi, Azienda Ospedaliera Maggiore della Carita\’, Novara - Italy.
[Quality certification project for chronic renal failure management.]
no abstract.
Quintaliani G, Cancarini G, Alloatti S, Zoccali C.
Scuola di Specializzazione in Nefrologia, Universita\’ degli Studi di Perugia - Italy.
[The Italian nephrology network: findings and indications of the Italian Society of Nephrology (SIN).]
no abstract.
Alloatti S, Cappelli G, Catizone L, Quintaliani G, Simeoni PG, Viglino G, Cancarini G, Zoccali C.
Coordinatore della Commissione di Organizzazione della Societa\’ Italiana di Nefrologia - Italy.
[Prevention of chronic renal disease: a key issue of the nephrology mission.]
no abstract.
Zoccali C, Cancarini G.
Presidente della Societa\’ Italiana di Nefrologia. U.O. di Nefrologia, Dialisi e Trapianto (CNR-IBIM), Epidemiologia Clinica e Fisiopatologia delle Malattie Renali e dell\’Ipertensione Arteriosa, Ospedali Riuniti, Reggio Calabria - Italy.
[Arthroscopic Treatment of Chronic Tendinosis of the Patellar Tendon (Jumper\’s Knee): Surgical Technique.]
The described surgical technique with the arthroscopic resection of the lower patellar pole for the treatment of chronic patellar tendinosis leads to excellent clinical results. It combines the advantages of a minimal-invasive method with fast rehabilitation and return to sporting activities with comparable results to described open procedures.
Lorbach O, Diamantopoulos A, Pässler HH.
Universität des Saarlandes, Klinik für Orthopädie und orthopädische Chirurgie, Homburg/Saar, Deutschland.
[Effect of Propriocetiv Trainings Tools for the Muscles in Stance Stability.]
Today in each therapy and trainings program propriocetiv exercises are intigrated. A lot of equipment you can buy. But for an more effectiv training exercises and equipment should be select more regarding the aim and the problem of the training. In literature is not much written about the specific way proprioction equipment stimulate different muscels. In this study 15 studens of sport sciences (25.7 +/- 2.2 years, 8 male, 7 female) were tested for a period of 15 seconds in a singel leg standing position on a small rocker board, a wobble board, a gym mat and the Posturomed(c). The exersice was done just one time on each tool in a random way. The effect of the exercise was measurd by EMG on six main stabilisind muscels, m. tibialis ant., m. peroneus long., m. gastrocnemius med. And lat., m. semimembranosus and m. vastus med. At the end of the test series MVC of each muscel was tested. For the analysis we regarded the first, middle and last second of the test. Also the maximum peak over 0.5 sec. and the average of the whole test was integrated into the data base. The statistics was done with the Wilcoxen-Test. The experimental standard devaition was defineded of 5 %. The highest EMG activity we noticed on the small rocker board. The activity was over the whole test series significant higher in the muscles m. tibialis ant., m. peroneus long. and m. gastrocnemius. The m. semimebranusus shows in all exercises the sligtest EMG activity, the m. peroneus long. shows the highest activity. During the test all muscles decreas in EMG activity except m. peroneus long. on the small rocker board and the Posturomed. With these facts of EMG activity during propriocetiv exercises we are able to advice training more specificialy: Because of the decreasing activity we advice doing repeated intervalls not longer than 15 seconds. In the aim of ankle stabilisation use the small rocker board and the gym mat. For rehabilitation and prevention on the knee use the Posturomed, the mat or even the small rocker board. The advocacies are given looking to the tested rehab tools.
Dohm-Acker M, Spitzenpfeil P, Hartmann U.
Technische Universität München, Fakultät für Sportwissenschaft.
[The influence of cryotherapy of the ankle on static balance.]
AIM: The ankle is one of the most often injured joints. About it, poor balance which for example was identified on the basis of an increased sway of the centre of pressure (CoP) while it was measured with force plates is said to be an important risk factor. In the treatment of acute distorsion, ice is recommended after the trauma and in rehabilitation ice is supposed to further the beginning of active exercise and its progression. In practice it can happen that sportsmen are sent back to training or competition directly after cryotherapy. Although the question is controversially discussed, if physical activities can be re-established without danger or if an increased susceptibility to injury exists after ice application. This investigation takes up the problems if ice application at the ankle disturbs static balance so that an enlarged risk of injury could result. METHOD: In a prospective, controlled crossover study the body sway of 31 healthy subjects (19 women and 12 men, 31 +/- 5 years old with a body height of 1.72 +/- 0.1m and a body weight of 68.13 +/- 11.96 kg) before and after a ten minutes ice application at the ankle (ice) or rather before and after a ten minutes rest without any treatment (con) were analysed. The measurements took place during a 30 seconds single leg stance on a PDM multifunction force plate. The sequence, whether the investigation should first been performed with or without ice application, was allocated randomly. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: Within the bounds of this study and its restrictions a ten minutes ice application of the ankle did not disturb the static balance in single leg stance and does not hold any enlarged susceptibility to injury with regard to this risk factor. Conclusions about the effect on other risk factors for ankle injury can not be drawn from this study and require independent investigations.
Saam F, Leidinger B, Tibesku CO.
A. R. Z. Ambulantes Rehazentrum Nürnberg GmbH.
