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Autism/Asperger's Conference
Dr. Temple Grandin has served as inspiration and role model to hundreds of thousands of families and persons with autism. In this unique presentation, Temple eloquently and candidly describes the challenges she has faced and offers no-nonsense ideas on how others dealing with autism can meet these obstacles and improve the quality of their lives. Backed by her personal experience and evidence-based research, Temple shares her valuable insights on a wide variety of topics, and offers useful do's and don'ts.
Raun D. Melmed is a developmental and behavioral pediatrician and Director of the Melmed Center in Scottsdale, Arizona. He is also co-founder and Medical Director of the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center, and Adjunct Senior Researcher at the Translational Genomics Institute in Phoenix. Dr. Melmed has established physician-training programs for the early identification of infants and toddlers with autism and other developmental and behavioral concerns. He is currently investigating the genetics and phenotypes of autism, as well as the use of novel therapeutic agents in the treatment of ADHD and autism.
In his compelling presentation, Sean Barron tells the story of how he went from being a child with low-functioning autism to the successful man, journalist, and boyfriend he is today. When Sean was young, he felt alone, isolated from others. But over time, he learned many social "unwritten rules" that have helped him become more connected with society, resulting in renewed personal relationships. A graduate of Youngstown State University, Sean is currently working as a reporter for the Youngstown Vindicator.
Multi-disc DVD recording (5 hours, 52 minutes) with electronic manual and instructions.
TEMPLE GRANDIN, PH.D.
SEAN BARRON
RAUN MELMED, MD
Part 1: DR. TEMPLE GRANDIN: "The Autistic Brain"
The Most Famous Person in the World with Autism
The HBO Movie on Her Life Won 7 Emmy Awards
Named One of the 100 Most Influential People in the World by Time Magazine
Inducted into the Cowgirl Hall of Fame
Received the Humanitarian Award in Texas
Part 2: RAUN MELMED, MD: "A Pediatrician's Perspective"
Participants will learn to:
Identify the goals of early intervention
Recognize disorders that may mimic ASD
Explain how ASD affects socialization
Utilize behavior as communication
Implement approaches, treatments, and therapies
Identify medical/nutritional challenges
Part 3: SEAN BARRON
Co-Author with Temple Grandin of Unwritten Rules of Social Relationships
Apply the 10 unwritten rules of social relationships
Tell the difference between situation-based and people-based social rules
Apply effective strategies which Sean's parents and educators taught him about social conventions such as honesty, manners, and dealing with making mistakes
Dr. Temple Grandin didn't talk until she was three and a half years old, communicating her frustration instead by screaming, peeping, and humming. In 1950, she was diagnosed with autism and her parents were told she should be institutionalized. She tells her story of "groping her way from the far side of darkness" in her book Emergence: Labeled Autistic, a book which stunned the world because, until its publication, most professionals and parents assumed that an autism diagnosis was virtually a death sentence to achievement or productivity in life.
Dr. Grandin has become a prominent author and speaker on the subject of autism because "I have read enough to know that there are still many parents, and yes, professionals too, who believe that 'once autistic, always autistic.' This dictum has meant sad and sorry lives for many children diagnosed, as I was in early life, as autistic. To these people, it is incomprehensible that the characteristics of autism can be modified and controlled. However, I feel strongly that I am living proof that they can." (from Emergency: Labeled Autistic).
Even though she was considered "weird" in her young school years, she eventually found a mentor, who recognized her interests and abilities. Dr. Grandin later developed her talents into a successful career as a livestock-handling equipment designer, one of very few in the world. She has now designed the facilities in which half the cattle are handled in the United States, consulting for firms such as Burger King, McDonald's Swift, and others.
Temple Grandin, Ph.D., is now the most accomplished and well-known adult with autism in the world. Her fascinating life, with all its challenges and successes has been brought to the screen. She has been featured on National Public Radio, major television programs, such as the BBC special "The Woman Who Thinks Like a Cow", ABC's Primetime Live, The Today Show, Larry King Live, 48 Hours and 20/20, and has been written about in many national publications, such as Time magazine, People magazine, Forbes, U.S. News and World Report, and New York Times. Among numerous other recognitions by media, Bravo Cable did a half-hour show on her life, and she was featured in the best-selling book, Anthropologist from Mars.
Dr. Grandin presently works as a Professor of Animal Science at Colorado State University. She also speaks around the world on both autism and cattle handling. Dr. Grandin's current bestselling book on autism is The Way I See It: A Personal Look at Autism and Asperger's. She also authored Unwritten Rules of Social Relationships, Animals Make us Human, Animals in Translation, Thinking in Pictures, Emergence: Labeled Autistic and produced several DVDs. Temple Grandin's work continues to inspire millions, drawing superlative reviews.
Financial: Dr. Temple Grandin has an employment relationship with Colorado State University. She is author of numerous books by a variety of publishers including Future Horizons Inc. and receives royalties. She has DVD/CD products produced by PESI, Inc. and receives royalties. Dr. Grandin is a speaker for Future Horizons Inc. and receives compensation.
Non-Financial: Dr. Temple Grandin is an adult with high functioning autism.
Sean Barron is a journalist, public speaker and the co-author of two books about autism. There's a Boy in Here: Emerging from the Bonds of Autism was written with his mother, Judy Barron. With Temple Grandin he co-authored Unwritten Rules of Social Relationships: Decoding Social Mysteries Through the Unique Perspectives of Autism. Barron is a graduate of Youngstown State University.
Financial: Sean Barron is an author/speaker for Future Horizons, Inc. and receives honorarium fees and royalty payment. He has DVD/CD products produced by PESI, Inc. and receives royalties
Non-Financial: Sean Barron has no relevant non-financial relationship to disclose.
Financial: Dr. Raun D. Melmed is an author/speaker for Future Horizons, Inc. and receives honorarium fees and royalty payment. He is a teacher and speaker for Noven Therapeutic and receives an honorarium. He is a consultant for BMS and receives consulting fee. He is co-founder and Medical Director of the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center. He has DVD/CD products produced by PESI, Inc. and receives royalties.
Non-Financial: Dr. Raun D. Melmed has no relevant non-financial relationship to disclose.
This intermediate self-study activity consists of 6.0 clock hours of continuing education instruction. Credit requirements and approvals vary per state board regulations. Please save the course outline, the certificate of completion you receive from the activity and contact your state board or organization to determine specific filing requirements.
This course consists of 6.0 self-study clock hours. Credit requirements and approvals vary per state board regulations. Please save the course outline, the certificate of completion you receive from this self-study activity and contact your state board or organization to determine specific filing requirements.
Illinois Educators:
6.0 ISBE Professional Development (PD) Clock Hours will be made available through Quincy University. Those requesting ISBE PD Clock Hours will need to complete an Evaluation for Workshop, Conference, Seminar, in order to receive the ISBE "Evidence of Completion for Professional Development" form. Instructions and form will be made available under the "Materials" tab. Expires: 06/30/20**.
Indiana Educators: 6.0 Professional Growth Points are available for full attendance of this self-study package per the Indiana Department of Education standards.
Montana Educators: This self-study package is offered for 6.0 Renewal Units. PESI, Inc. is an Approved Renewal Unit Provider with the Montana Office of Public Instruction.
New Jersey Educators, Administrators & Education Services Personnel: 6.0 Actual Professional Development Hours (self-study). MEDS-PDN, powered by PESI, Inc., is a registered New Jersey Professional Development Provider with the NJ Dept. of Education.
Texas Educators: PESI, Inc., has been approved as a CPE Provider #500-981 for Texas Educators by the Texas State Board for Educator Certification (SBED). This self-study package qualifies for 6.0 CPE clock hours.
This self-study activity consists of 6.0 clock hours of continuing education instruction. Credit requirements and approvals vary per state board regulations. Please save the course outline, the certificate of completion you receive from this self-study activity and contact your state board or organization to determine specific filing requirements.
Illinois Marriage & Family Therapists: PESI, Inc. has been approved as a provider of continuing education by the State of Illinois, Department of Professional Regulation. Provider #: 168-000156. Full attendance at this self-study activity qualifies for 6.0 credits.
Texas Marriage & Family Therapists: PESI, Inc. has been approved as a continuing education sponsor through the Texas State Board of Examiners of Marriage and Family Therapists. Provider #: 503. This self-study activity qualifies for 6.0 continuing education credits.
This intermediate activity consists of 6.0 clock hours of continuing education instruction. Credit requirements and approvals vary per state board regulations. Please contact your licensing board to determine if they accept programs or providers approved by other national or state licensing boards. A certificate of attendance will be awarded at the end of the program to participants who are in full attendance and who complete the program evaluation.
California Nurses: PESI, Inc. is a provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #:17118 for 6.0 self-study contact hours.
You will need to provide your license number to PESI. PESI must have this number on file in order for your hours to be valid.
Florida Nurses: PESI, Inc. is an approved provider by the Florida Board of Nursing. Provider #: FBN2858. These materials qualify for 6.0 self-study contact hours.
Iowa Nurses: PESI, Inc. is an approved provider by the Iowa Board of Nursing. Provider #: 346. Nurses successfully completing these self-study materials will earn 7.2 self-study contact hours.
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This self-study activity consists of 6.0 clock hours of continuing education instruction. Credit requirements and approvals vary per state board regulations. Please save the course outline and the certificate of completion you receive from this self-study activity. Contact us for more information on your state board or organization specific filing requirements. American Psychological Association credits are not available.
Canadian Psychologists: PESI, Inc. is approved by the Canadian Psychological Association to offer continuing education for psychologists. PESI, Inc. maintains responsibility for the program. This program is approved for 6.0 self-study continuing education hours. Full credit statement at: www.pesi.com/cpa-statement
Florida Board of Psychology: PESI, Inc., is an approved provider with the Florida Board of Psychology. Provider Number 50-399. This product qualifies for 6.0 self-study continuing education credits. Please make sure to bring your license number to the seminar so that we can report your attendance to CE Brokers.
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This course contains 6.0 hours of self-study continuing education. It was not offered for ASHA CEUs. Please retain your certificate of completion. If audited for ASHA Certification Maintenance, you can submit this certificate of completion at that time. For state licensure, teacher certification renewal, or other credential renewal, contact those agencies for information about your reporting responsibilities and requirements.
California Speech-Language Pathologists/Audiologists: PESI, Inc. is an approved provider with the California Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Board, #PDP 319. This course meets the qualifications for 6.0 hours of self-study continuing professional development credit for Speech-Language Pathologists or Audiologists, as required by the California Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Board.
PESI, Inc., #1062, is approved to offer social work continuing education by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) Approved Continuing Education (ACE) program. Organizations, not individual courses, are approved as ACE providers. State and provincial regulatory boards have the final authority to determine whether an individual course may be accepted for continuing education credit. PESI, Inc. maintains responsibility for this self-study course. ACE provider approval period: January 27, 2017 - January 27, 2020. Social Workers completing this course receive 6.0 Clinical Practice continuing education credits. Course Level: Intermediate. Full attendance is required; no partial credits will be offered for partial attendance. A certificate of attendance will be awarded at the end of the program to social workers who complete the program evaluation.
California Social Workers/ Counselors/Marriage & Family Therapists/Licensed Educational Psychologists: The California Board of Behavioral Sciences accepts CE programs that are approved by other approval agencies, including several that approve PESI and its programs. A full list of approval agencies accepted by the BBS can be found at www.bbs.ca.gov/licensees/cont_ed.html under "Where to find CE Courses." This intermediate level activity consists of 6.0 clock hours of continuing education instruction.
Pennsylvania Social Workers/Counselors/Marriage & Family Therapists: This intermediate activity consists of 6.25 clock hours of continuing education instruction. Credit requirements and approvals vary per state board regulations. Please contact your licensing board to determine if they accept programs or providers approved by other national or state licensing boards. A certificate of attendance will be awarded at the end of the program to participants who are in full attendance and who complete the program evaluation. Full attendance is required, variable credits may not be awarded per the Pennsylvania State Board.
Florida Social Workers, Marriage & Family Therapists, and Mental Health Counselors: PESI, Inc. is an approved provider with the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling. Provider Number 50-399. This self-study course qualifies for 6.0 continuing education credits.
Illinois Social Workers: PESI, Inc. is an approved provider with the State of Illinois, Department of Professional Regulation. License #: 159-000154. Successful completion of this self-study activity qualifies for 6.0 contact hours.
Minnesota Social Workers: PESI, Inc. is an approved provider with the State of Minnesota, Board of Social Work. Provider #: CEP-140. This self-study course has been approved for 6.0 continuing education hours. A certificate will be issued upon successful completion of a post-test.
Ohio Social Workers, Counselors, and Marriage & Family Therapists: PESI, Inc. is an approved provider with the State of Ohio Counselor, Social Worker and Marriage & Family Therapist Board. Provider approval #: RCST071001. Successful completion of this self-study course meets the qualifications for 6.0 clock hours of continuing education credit.
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MAGNET DEVICE CAN BE USED TO TREAT MIGRAINE
January 23, 2014 by Afrochoonez
A magnet device can be used to treat some types of migraine, new UK guidance advises.
The watchdog NICE says although there is limited evidence, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) may help ease symptoms in some patients.
It says that the procedure is still relatively new and that more data is needed about its long-term safety and efficacy.
But it may be useful for patients for whom other treatments have failed.
Migraine is common – it affects about one in four women and one in 12 men in the UK.
There are several types – with and without aura and with or without headache – and several treatment options, including common painkillers, such as paracetamol.
Although there is no cure for migraine, it is often possible to prevent or lessen the severity of attacks.
NICE recommends various medications, as well as acupuncture, and now also TMS, under the supervision of a specialist doctor – although it has not assessed whether it would be a cost effective therapy for the NHS.
TMS involves using a portable device that is placed on the scalp to deliver a brief magnetic pulse.
NICE says doctors and patients might wish to try TMS, but they should be aware about the treatment's uncertainties. Reduction in migraine symptoms may be moderate, it says.
Prof Peter Goadsby, chairman of the British Association for the Study of Headache, said many migraine patients stood to benefit from trying TMS.
In a trial in 164 patients, TMS worked twice as well as sham or placebo therapy and about 40% were pain-free two hours after using the device.
Wendy Thomas, chief executive at the charity the Migraine Trust, said: "Huge numbers of sufferers find their lives blighted by migraine. We welcome NICE guidance that may help deliver brighter futures to many people for whom other treatments have not worked."
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Abrams '12 Discusses "Violence and Mental Illness in Middletown" in the Atlantic
"In Middletown, the connection between those ignored by society who then come back to cause harm is difficult to overlook."
In the days and hours after the Newtown shooting, my thoughts turned to Johanna Justin-Jinich '10, the Wesleyan student who was senselessly gunned down in Broad Street Books in 2009. A prefrosh at the time, I wasn't on campus. I followed the tragedy, in horror and shock, from the safety of my parents' house, and I fielded uncomfortable questions from high school classmates who asked if I was going to "the school where that girl was killed."
I'm not the only member of the Wesleyan community for whom Sandy Hook triggered memories of 2009. First came a blog post from Professor Claire Potter, who reflects on faculty experiences in the wake of Justin-Jinich's murder and argues forcefully against proposals to arm teachers. Then followed a Huffington Post column from President Roth, who advocates for gun control and writes, "If we falter, if we think the politics too difficult or too complicated, we should remember Johanna."
"Violence and Mental Illness in Middletown, Connecticut" is the latest, a sprawling Atlantic piece that weaves together the shooting of Justin-Jinich, the 2012 outrage over Middletown elementary school "scream rooms," and the horrific 1989 stabbing of a young girl on Main Street into a portrait of a small city still haunted by violence and stigmatization of the mentally ill. (David Peterson, the schizophrenic man who stabbed nine-year-old Jessica Short as her family looked on, had just escaped from Connecticut Valley Hospital, where Stephen Morgan is now held. Like Morgan, Peterson was later ruled insane.)
The article only mentions in passing the carnage in Newtown. But the echo of that tragedy lingers over the piece, informing its obsession with senseless acts of violence and their reverberations in society.
The author, Lindsay Abrams '12, an editorial fellow at The Atlantic, was a freshman at the time of the Broad Street Books shooting. This year, she observes, is "the first year that none of Wesleyan's undergraduate students were there when Justin-Jinich died," smartly noting the strange rhythms of institutional memory as it transforms trauma into echo and lore:
In time, the incident will go from traumatic memory in the minds of Wesleyan students to another story about something bad that once happened there. It's funny, what ends up being remembered as communities heal and trauma loses its immediate potency. The residents of Middletown learned to fear Main Street, but lessons in treating the mentally ill have been less resonant. In the years following Jessica Short's death, resistance to efforts to help the city's homeless have persisted.
What lessons should we take from these murders, acts of senselessness that seem to elude logic and comprehension? Abrams' piece quotes heavily from Paul Gionfriddo '75, a Middletown native who was running for mayor at the time of Short's stabbing—and whose own son suffers from a debilitating mental illness.
"Mental illness isn't a problem," argues Gionfriddo. "The way we treat it is." Scream rooms. Stigmatization. Isolation. Lack of support for homeless shelters. "If you want to believe that treatment never works, it gives you an excuse to ignore and neglect mental illness."
Abrams seems to agree. And she wonders how things could have been different, if only people like Stephen Morgan and David Peterson had found help or understanding:
After her death, the Johanna Justin-Jinich Community Clinic, dedicated to women's health, was opened in Kibera by an organization run by Wesleyan students. It was a fitting tribute to a student who was passionate about public health. Be couldn't an appropriate response also be to contribute to efforts to bring treatment to people who need it, recognizing cries for help long before they take the form of the slaying of a bright, promising young woman?
Statistically, the vast majority of violent crime isn't committed by people with mental illness. And mental illness, in terms of prevalence, is even more of a problem than violence. But in Middletown, the connection between those ignored by society who then come back to cause harm is difficult to overlook.
Of course, it can never be so easy. The trouble, I think, lies in recognizing those signs, understanding where help is needed, figuring out how best to provide it. Stephen Morgan's father described his son as "a very sweet child, never violent or vicious." And in a wrenching 2009 essay in Oprah Magazine, Dylan Klebold's mother detailed her total obliviousness to her son's mental anguish. "It never occurred to me," she wrote, "that the gravest danger—to him and, as it turned out, to so many others—might come from within." It rarely does.
A commenter on The Atlantic describes an experience at Boy Scout Camp when ze was 16 years old and nearly drowned: "I was told to demonstrate that I could swim and promptly went to the bottom waiting to die." Ze was sent to the beginners' pool to be taught how to swim.
In fact, it was an attempt at suicide. The problem was, no one knew.
[The Atlantic]
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3 thoughts on "Abrams '12 Discusses "Violence and Mental Illness in Middletown" in the Atlantic"
Paul Bostwick January 16, 2013 at 11:08 AM
Thanks for the heads up on this …
also editorial note: headline "on the Atlantic" might you mean "in The Atlantic"
Zach January 16, 2013 at 11:39 PM
I guess I would, yeah. I'm so used to online media at this point that I never know what's actually appearing in print somewhere.
Paul Bostwick January 18, 2013 at 2:06 AM
Funny, my second thought came from the possibility that "Middletown on the Atlantic" might be a place. Like "Carmel by the Sea."
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Q: How to import ZFS pool from backup drive I have a USB external drive with a bckup of my system drive done via DD command.
When attach this USB drive to another system I can see the ZFS partition in DISKS as /dev/sdc3
How can I import this ZFS pool into the local system (even read-only) so I can browse the folders?

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The Senior Environmental Employment Program (SEEP) was formally established in 1984 under the Environmental Programs Assistance Act (PL 98-313). Funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, it is intended to give older workers, who are 55 years +, an opportunity to remain active and to use their skills and past work experience, in helping EPA protect the Nation's environment.
SEEP workers are placed in jobs ranging from clerical staff, laboratory assistants, librarians, research chemists, and other technical and non-technical personnel. The National Association for Hispanic Elderly administers the SEEP in 9 States and the District of Columbia. The SEE Program provides enrollees with an opportunity to continue their work-force participation and to assist a Federal Agency whose purpose is to protect the environment for all Americans.


I am US citizen and I am in the process of buying restaurant in NJ. I want to make my brother 50% of partner who is working in Muscat, Oman and citizen of India. C corporation or LLC is better in my situation? What type of tax forms I need to tell my accountant to fill up for my brother's share of taxes?
There are pros and cons to both structures for a non-resident. A C-Corp would mean the brother is not necessarily required to file a US tax return. He can be paid dividends from the C-Corp, but as with any C-Corp there is no tax deduction for dividends paid out so the earnings are likely to be double taxed, once by the corporation and then by the owners either in the US or in India as dividend income.
A partnership would eliminate the double taxation, but definitely subjects the non-US brother to US taxation for his share of earnings and profits from the business. The brother in India would then have to file a 1040NR and report his share of profits and pay US tax on those profits. The partnership would also need to withhold tax at 30% for the foreign partner. Depending on his earnings the witheld tax would be credited and potentially refunded against what he may owe when he files his individual non-resident tax return.


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Q: Running OleDb Error 80040E10: Parameter ?_2 has no default value a, b, c are strings and is all within a using block. I get the error in the title: Parameter ?_2 has no default value. Does anyone know what this means? I've added default values to the variables addressed and still no change. Am I missing something?
dbc.open()
Dim trans As OleDbTransaction = dbc.BeginTransaction(IsolationLevel.ReadCommitted)
Dim cmd As new OleDbCommand("INSERT INTO " & a & " (x, y) VALUES (?, ?)", dbc, trans)
cmd.parameters.add(New OleDbParameter("x", b)
cmd.parameters.add(New OleDbParameter("y", c)
cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()
trans.commit()
dbc.close()

UPDATE: I tried using the syntax mentioned:
cmd.parameters.AddWithValue("y", c)

and
cmd.parameters.AddWithValue("y", if(c, DBNull.Value))

and nothing has worked as of yet. The if(c, DBNull.Value) added just seems to set values to null. I know what I'm entering is not null.
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The ? order was not ordered as they appear. I had a WHERE statement in the query that I placed at the start thinking the OleDbParameter string actually refered to something reasonable like actually pointing to the object. Why do
OleDbParameter("x", b)
if x doesn't actually refer to b and the order is all that matters? Anyway, thank you all for giving excellent and quick responses.


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Oldřich Čech (19. července 1928 Praha – 19. srpna 2020 Praha) byl český lékař, ortoped, který patřil k zakladatelům moderní české ortopedie. V letech 1984–1993 vedl Ortopedickou kliniku 3. lékařské fakulty Univerzity Karlovy a Fakultní nemocnice Královské Vinohrady jako její první přednosta. Věnoval se rozvoji operačních postupů v ortopedii a traumatologii, zejména chirurgické léčbě kyčelních kloubů a osteosyntéze.

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Narodil se roku 1928 v Praze jako nejstarší ze tří bratrů. Rodina žila v Dolních Počernicích. Po maturitě na libeňském gymnáziu v roce 1947 absolvoval Lékařskou fakultu Univerzity Karlovy. Po promoci v roce 1952 nastoupil na ortopedicko-traumatologické oddělení nemocnice v Kladně u prim. MUDr. Ludvíka Seidla. Posléze s kladenskými ocelárnami Poldi spolupracoval na vývoji českého typu kloubní protézy (náhrady označené Poldi-Čech se používaly od r. 1972).

Pak zahájil externí aspiranturu na téma "Poranění vazivového aparátu kolenního kloubu v klinice a experimentu" ve Výzkumném ústavu tělovýchovném a v jejím rámci působil na chirurgické klinice v nemocnici Na Bulovce pod vedením prof. J. Knoblocha, jenž byl vedle prof. V. Nováka jeho školitelem. Práci obhájil v roce 1963. Po pěti letech přešel na I. ortopedickou kliniku Fakulty všeobecného lékařství UK, sídlící Na Bojišti, a stal se primářem. Na tomto pracovišti v roce 1969 provedl první implantaci totální endoprotézy kyčelního kloubu v Československu.

V roce 1984 se stal prvním přednostou Ortopedické kliniky Lékařské fakulty hygienické UK a Fakultní nemocnice Královské Vinohrady. Pracoviště bylo po přestavbě prostor plastické chirurgie otevřeno v dubnu 1985. Mezi lety 1993–2006 působil na Klinice Dr. Pírka v Mladé Boleslavi. Od roku 1995 vedl také soukromou ambulanci ve Středisku profesora Čecha v Praze 9 (na Černém Mostě).

V roce 1963 získal vědeckou hodnost kandidáta věd (CSc.) a roku 1982 pak doktora věd (DrSc.). Habilitoval se v roce 1983 a po dvou letech byl jmenován profesorem. Od roku 1988 působil jako člen-korespondent Československé akademie věd.

Mezi jeho žáky se zařadili profesoři ortopedie Martin Krbec, Antonín Sosna, Tomáš Trč či Valér Džupa. Bratr Evžen Čech (1932–2014) byl profesorem gynekologie a porodnictví na 1. lékařské fakultě Univerzity Karlovy.

Věnoval se také kanoistice. Zasedal v komisích Mezinárodní kanoistické federace. Jako rozhodčí se zúčastnil soutěží na divoké vodě na Letních olympijských hrách 1972 v Mnichově. Během 80. let pracoval také jako sportovní lékař fotbalové SK Slavia Praha a byl lékařem české reprezentace na Euru 1996.

Publikační činnost
Za monografii Pseudoarthrosis obdržel Steinmannovu cenu.

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 Oldřich Čech na www.ortopedie-fyzioterapie.cz

Čeští profesoři lékařství
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Absolventi 1. lékařské fakulty Univerzity Karlovy
Vyučující na 1. lékařské fakultě Univerzity Karlovy
Vyučující na 3. lékařské fakultě Univerzity Karlovy
Narození v roce 1928
Narození 19. července
Narození v Praze
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Red Flag – Saudi Government Suspects Protected at Every Turn
February 13, 2011 by Michael
Soon after the September 11th attacks, the US government actively tried to minimize and oppress information relating to a possible role in the attacks by Saudi Arabia. Ultimately, the 9-11 Commission cleared Saudi Arabia of any role in the terrorist attacks despite many anomalies including the fact that 15 of the 19 high jackers were actually from Saudi Arabia.
In December 2002 Congress released its' Joint Intelligence Committee Inquiry into the 9-11 terrorist attacks. When released, this document contained 28 pages of redacted information that allegedly pointed to foreign state-sponsorship of the attacks, specifically Saudi Arabia. The 9/11 Commission Report failed to ascertain the contents of the censored 28-pages of the report.
Victims family members asked President Bush why he refused to release this information and got no answer.
Years earlier, in August 2002, victim family members publically announced a $1 trillion lawsuit against alleged Saudi bank rollers of Osama Bin Laden. This lawsuit has been stalled and defeated at every turn. In November 2002, the lawsuit became even bigger and costlier at $15 trillion dollars as more than three-dozen new defendants were added, including members of the Saudi Royal Family. Interestingly, three members of the Saudi royal family have since been given legal immunity from prosecution. Attorneys for the victims' families told the Staten Island Advance in 2006, that it could be "another several years before the lawsuit goes to trial. "
In July of 2003 9/11 Commissioner Max Cleland was interviewed by Frank Sesno of PBS. In that interview, he stated: "You can read between the lines and see that there were foreign governments that were much more involved in the 9/11 attack than just supporting Islamic fundamentalist teachings and schools. Now, that has been redacted. A whole 28 page section."
The 2008 book "The Commission", by New York Times reporter Philip Shennon revealed that 9/11 Commission Executive Director, Phillip Zelikow blocked other 9/11 commissioners who were working on the Saudi connections from accessing the 28-page redacted section.
In August 2003, an anonymous official told New Republic magazine that the 28-page redacted section outlines "connections between the hijacking plot and the very top levels of the Saudi royal family."In September of 2004, a month after the official close of the 9/11 Commission, Senator Bob Graham accused the White House of covering-up the involvement of Saudi government officials in the 9/11 plot.
Despite attempts by family members to get this information made public and promises from the Obama administration to do so, the redacted 28 pages of the Joint Intelligence Committee Inquiry into 9-11 remain secret and are likely to remain so. In May of 2010, Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan refused to give the victims' families' lawsuit a hearing. Her argument was that US foreign policy would be interfered with if the lawsuit was allowed to go ahead.
Secrecy continues to cloud the possible role of Saudi Arabia in the events of September 11th. Despite calls from members of Congress, victims family members, and even one of the 9-11 Commissioners to dig deeper into the role of Saudi Arabia, no such inquiry has yet to take place. Why would the US government and the 9-11 Commission protect Saudi Arabia?
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FBI Documents Contradict 9/11 Commission Report
Source: rawstory.com
Larisa Alexandrovna
Published: Thursday February 28, 2008
Hijacker had post-9/11 flights scheduled, files say
Newly-released records obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request contradict the 9/11 Commission's report on the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks and raise fresh questions about the role of Saudi government officials in connection to the hijackers.
The nearly 300 pages of a Federal Bureau of Investigation timeline used by the 9/11 Commission as the basis for many of its findings were acquired through a FOIA request filed by Kevin Fenton, a 26 year old translator from the Czech Republic. The FBI released the 298-page "hijacker timeline" Feb. 4.
The FBI timeline reveals that alleged hijacker Hamza Al-Ghamdi, who was aboard the United Airlines flight which crashed into the South Tower of the World Trade Center, had booked a future flight to San Francisco. He also had a ticket for a trip from Casablanca to Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia.
Though referenced repeatedly in the footnotes of the final 9/11 Commission report, the timeline has not previously been made available to the public.
The FBI timeline is dated Nov. 14, 2003 but appears to have been put together earlier (since the last date mentioned in the document is Oct. 22, 2001) and was provided to the 9/11 Commission during its 2003 investigation. The final Commission report cites the FBI timeline 52 times.
Post Sept. 11, 2001 flights
The FBI timeline reveals that Al-Ghamdi, the alleged United hijacker, was booked onto several flights scheduled for after the 9/11 attacks, a piece of information not documented in the Commission's final report. According to the FBI timeline, Al-Ghamdi was booked on another United Airlines flight on the very day of the attack.
On page 288 under an entry pertaining to "H AlGhamdi," the FBI timeline reads: "Future flight. Scheduled to depart Los Angeles International Airport for San Francisco International Airport on UA 7950."
The sourcing reads simply: "UA passenger information."
The timeline similarly documents Al-Ghamdi's bookings for several other post 9/11 flights, including one on Sept. 20, 2001 from Casablanca, Morocco to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and another on Sept. 29, 2001 from Riyadh to Damman, Saudi Arabia. (FBI Timeline 2, p. 296 under "H Alghamdi")
No additional information or explanation is offered in the FBI timeline itself.
The Saudi connection
In January 2000, then-FBI Director Louis Freeh and CIA Director George Tenet attended regular briefings as Malaysian intelligence conducted surveillance of a "terrorist summit meeting" in Kuala Lumpur. Among the attendees were Nawaf al-Hazmi and Khalid al-Mihdhar, two men who would later allegedly hijack American Airlines Flight 77 and crash it into the Pentagon.
A week after the Malaysian summit, al-Mihdar and al-Hazmi traveled to the United States. According to the 9/11 Commission report, they arrived in Los Angeles on Jan. 15 and "spent about two weeks there before moving to San Diego." (9/11 Commission report, p. 215, chapter 7). The footnote for this item shows that the Commission relied on a different FBI report, "'Summary of Pentbom Investigation,' Feb.29, 2004 (classified version), p.16."
But the FBI timeline contradicts this claim, placing the alleged hijackers in San Diego with specific details. According to the timeline, the two men resided in Apartment 152 at Parkwood Apartments, San Diego, from Jan. 15 through Feb. 2, 2000.
"A rental application shows that before renting Apartment 150 Parkwood Apartments on 02/05/2000, AL-MlHDHAR and Nawaf Alhazmi alleged that they resided with [REDACTED] from 01/15/2000 to 02/02/2000 at Apartment 152 of the same apartment complex," page 52 of the FBI timeline reads.
Two pages later, the same apartment complex is noted again, this time with its full address: "AL-MIHDHAR and Nawaf Alhazmi resided at Parkwood Apartments, located at 6401 Mount Ada Road, Apartment 150, San Diego, CA. [REDACTED] was the co-signor and guarantor on the lease agreement for this apparement. The rental application shows that before renting Apartment 150, AL-MIHDHAR and Nawaf Alhazmi resided with [REDACTED]." (A photograph of apartment 152 appears atop this article. An image of apartment 150 appears on page 2.)
In other words, according to the only public account, both Al-Mihdhar and Hazmi were in San Diego, not Los Angeles, contrary to the Commission's report.
Why did the Commission use an alternate source for the whereabouts of the two men, when the FBI's own timeline said they were in San Diego by Jan. 15, the same day as their arrival in the US?
Paul Thompson, author of the The Terror Timeline: Year by Year, Day by Day, Minute by Minute: A Comprehensive Chronicle of the Road to 9/11–and America's Response, has been wading through the FBI timeline since its release. His preliminary analysis can be found at the website of the History Commons (formerly known as the Center for Cooperative Research).
Thompson believes that the possible motive for the Commission to alter the dates is to obscure official Saudi ties to the hijackers.
He points to the redaction of the name of a person who is a known employee of a Saudi defense contractor, Omar al-Bayoumi, who lived at the same location.
"We know it's Bayoumi," said Thompson, "because after 9/11, the Finnish Government mistakenly released a classified FBI list of suspects that showed Bayoumi living in apartment #152 of Parkwood Apartments." That information is available here.
"But also important is that it strongly suggests that the hijackers already had a support network in Southern California before they arrived," Thompson continued.
"In the official version of the story now, the hijackers drift around L.A. listlessly for two weeks before chancing to come across Bayoumi in a restaurant [according to Bayoumi's account]," Thompson added. "Whereupon he's an incredible good Samaritan and takes them down to San Diego, pays their rent, etc."
"But from the FBI's timeline, we now know the hijackers started staying at Bayoumi's place on Jan. 15 – the very same day they arrived," Thompson says. "So obviously they must have been met at the airport and taken care of from their very first hours in the US. That's huge because the FBI maintains to this day that the hijackers never had any accomplices in the US."
Robert Baer, a former CIA case officer in the Middle East whose See No Evil: The True Story of a Ground Soldier in the CIA's War on Terrorism became the inspiration for the award winning film Syriana, concurs with Thompson's view.
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Who is Bayoumi?
Much has been reported about Omar al-Bayoumi and his alleged relationship with the government of Saudi Arabia. In his recent book, The Commission: The Uncensored History of the 9/11 Investigation, New York Times reporter Phillip Shenon discusses at length the questions surrounding Bayoumi and his ties to the Saudi government.
"Bayoumi seemed clearly to be working for some part of the Saudi government," Shenon wrote on page 52. "He entered the United States as a business student and had lived San Diego since 1996. He was on the payroll of an aviation contractor to the Saudi government, paid about $2,800 a month, but apparently did no work for the company."
In fact, Bayoumi was an employee of the Saudi defense contractor Dallah Avco. According to a 2002 Newsweek article about Bayoumi, Dallah Avco is "an aviation-services company with extensive contracts with the Saudi Ministry of Defense and Aviation, headed by Prince Sultan, the father of the Saudi ambassador to the United States, Prince Bandar."
Newsweek points to another connection between Bayoumi and Bandar: "About two months after al-Bayoumi began aiding Alhazmi and Almihdhar, NEWSWEEK has learned, al-Bayoumi's wife began receiving regular stipends, often monthly and usually around $2,000, totaling tens of thousands of dollars. The money came in the form of cashier's checks, purchased from Washington's Riggs Bank by Princess Haifa bint Faisal, the daughter of the late King Faisal and wife of Prince Bandar, the Saudi envoy who is a prominent Washington figure and personal friend of the Bush family. The checks were sent to a woman named Majeda Ibrahin Dweikat, who in turn signed over many of them to al-Bayoumi's wife (and her friend), Manal Ahmed Bagader. The Feds want to know: Was this well-meaning charity gone awry? Or some elaborate money-laundering scheme? A scam? Or just a coincidence?"
According to then-Sen. Bob Graham (D-FL), who served as a co-chair of the 9/11 Congressional inquiry that preceded the 9/11 Commission, during the period of Alhazmi and Almihdhar's arrival in the US, Bayoumi had an "unusually large number of telephone calls with Saudi government officials in both Los Angeles and Washington." (Graham and Nussbaum, 2004, pp. 168-169)
Bayoumi moved to London in 2001 and lived there until his arrest immediately after the Sept. 11 attacks. Following his release, Bayoumi returned to Saudi Arabia, where he was interviewed in October 2003 by the Executive Director of the 9/11 Commission, Philip Zelikow, and Senior Counsel Dieter Snell.
Snell did not respond to requests for comment; Zeilkow could not be reached.
According to Shenon, several staff members working under Snell, "felt strongly that they had demonstrated a close Saudi government connection," based on "explosive material" on al-Bayoumi and Fahad al-Thumairy, a "shadowy Saudi diplomat in Los Angeles."
Shenon recounts how Snell, in preparing his team's account of the plot, purged almost all of the most serious allegations against the Saudi government and moved the "explosive" supporting evidence to the small print of the report's footnotes. (The Commission, pp. 398-399)
Two commission investigators who were working on documenting the 9/11 plot, Michael Jacobsen and Raj De, argued that it was "crazy" to insist on 100 percent proof when it came to al-Qaeda or the Saudi regime. In the end, however, and with a publishing deadline looming, Snell's caution and Zelikow's direction buried apparently promising leads.
In similar fashion, 28 pages of the Joint Inquiry Report produced by Congress — an entire chapter outlining evidence of Saudi and other state sponsorship — were redacted.
Baer has additional questions.
"Considering that the main body of evidence came from tortured confessions, it's still not entirely clear to me what happened on 9/11," Baer said. "Among other questions [I have]: Why did [Prince] Bandar's wife sent money to Bayoumi? What are Bayoumi's links to the Sultan? How were the 15 Saudis [among the 19 hijackers] selected to carry out the attack? Who fed the credit card used by Abu Zubayda? What happened to Abu Zubayda's telephone bills? Who was he calling in the U.S? None of these questions are unreasonable nor would answering them violate intelligence sources and methods."
In a recent review of Shenon's book, former Democratic senator and 9/11 Commission member Bob Kerrey called on Congress to investigate alleged Saudi ties.
"Congress should demand direct access to those who organized the attacks; our indirect interviews were at best inadequate," Kerrey wrote. "And Congress should pursue [the] question of whether the Saudi government aided the conspiracy."
Kerrey declined to comment for this article. Other Commission members did not respond to requests for comment.
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"Earlier than I was here," Teegan smiled as he stood, a bit taller than the other man. "I know this quain' little cafe in town. Would yeh like t' come ge' a bite with me there?"
Dante gave a shy smile and nodded, "Yeah, I'd like that. Just let me get my backpack and bike."
Teegan smiled and looked at the other man, "Bike huh? I might be able to fit it in my Lexus but it doesn't exactly have the best back seat. I guess we could tie it to the roof of the car if you don't mind."
"I could just leave it here and you could bring me back after we finished?" Dante sujested with a small smile.
"Don' yeh worry abou' i' bein' stolen or something like tha'?" Teegan asked, cocking an eyebrow. He wasn't very easy to trust, especially because of what his brother had taught him of the world.
Dante shook his head, "Not really no, but I have a bike chain for it so I'm not worried." He was often told he was far too trusting.
Teegan smiled and stood, fishing the keys to his car out of his pocket. "Follow me then."
Dante nodded after he finished with his bike and grabbed his backpack. He followed him to the his car, smiling at how nice the day was.
Teegan grinned, "So who do ya know around these parts?"
"Not many I guess, I mean I have my best friends Rafe and Jason. And some friends of my parents and teachers, but I guess I don't know too many people in town besides the family." Dante answered with a small smile.
"I don't know many people here. My brother always insists on me hanging out with rich kids and those whose families have money, I hate it. Those people are never any fun," Teegan frowned.
Dante nodded slowly, unfortunately he had known many of those rich kids in high school. And while his family wasn't poor and his older brother's have been in with the cool kids, he had been picked on by a lot of the rich kids. "Their... Not the easiest to get along with..."
"They are way to stubborn," Teegan rolled his eyes, "they insist they are good people but most of them are monsters."
"They think no one else is as good as them... And if you are then they try and make your life hell..." Dante murmured softly.
"If you're better, they don't know what the hell to do with themselves," smiled Teegan as he opened the door for Dante. "Don't mind the clutter."
Dante smiled at Teegan as he slide into the car, "Thank you and its not as bad as my brother Jacen's car." He said with a small chuckle, "His backseat never stays clean even when he cleans it."
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"I'm not happy doing what I want...cuz I'm not doing what I want..." muttered Teegan.
Dante shyly reached his hand out to touch his shoulder before stopping just short, afraid to put his hand on the other's shoulder.
Teegan looked over at him with a soft grin, "Maybe I shouldn't be such a complainer..."
"I don't think your a complainer... More of someone that needs a good ear to talk to." Dante said with a shy smile as he looked over.
Teegan smiled, "Are you offering to be that ear?"


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Mercedes F1 Reportedly Panicking Amid Hodgkinson's Switch to Red Bull
Published 04/26/2021, 3:59 AM EDT
Formula One F1 – Emilia Romagna Grand Prix – Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Imola, Italy – April 18, 2021 Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton in action during the race REUTERS/Guglielmo Mangiapane
Mercedes F1 team, one of the most dominant F1 teams in this hybrid era of the sport, seems to be on the verge of falling apart with each passing day.
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Of course, it all started with the sport's minor tweaks to the aerodynamics of the car, which pulled back the team's on-track performance. Then came the F1's decision to ban DAS, an incredible invention by the German outfit which definitely played a crucial role in the team's success over the 2020 season.
And now, to add to their already mountainous woes, Red Bull broke through Mercedes' long-held shield amongst their crews. The Austrian outfit managed to hire Mercedes' head of mechanical engineering, Ben Hodgkinson, to lead the newly developed power train's division.
Formula One F1 – Emilia Romagna Grand Prix – Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Imola, Italy – Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton crosses the finish line in second REUTERS/Jennifer Lorenzini
This has definitely left the Stuttgart outfit with massive concerns in the team, considering none of the crew from Mercedes have escaped to other rival teams in almost a decade. Well, the promise has finally been broken. And who better to do it than their title threat, Red Bull!
Corriere Dello Sport claims that the news had caught the entire Mercedes F1 team off-guard, as the situation at the headquarters has been rather panicky at the moment.
What's more, Hodgkinson has reportedly been looking to talk more engineers into following his footsteps and make their way into Red Bull.
Are Red Bull building up to be the next Mercedes?
It is no surprise that F1 and FIA together have been working hard in bringing the teams onto a leveling field. Hence, most of the regulation changes have striven against Mercedes in recent years, and it looks like the conditions are set to get worse, come 2022.
Meanwhile, Red Bull are gaining massively with each and every minor change that F1 makes. And here they stand with a much faster car in 2021, and out of nowhere, the favorites for the title as well.
The positives don't stop here, as F1's decision to freeze engine developments between 2022 and 2024, gave Red Bull a golden ticket in sustaining the current upward trajectory in performance.
Formula One F1 – Emilia Romagna Grand Prix – Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Imola, Italy -Red Bull's Max Verstappen in action during the race REUTERS/Guglielmo Mangiapane
Hence, with a Honda-made engine in hand, and an engineer who possesses every single secret of the power trains churned out by Mercedes since their F1 entry, things are consolidating pretty well for the Milton Keynes outfit.
This is definitely a bad sign for Mercedes. But what's more problematic is the chances of more such engineers heading out in the coming weeks. Hodgkinson has opened the floodgates, and Mercedes will be wary of more such crew moving to Red Bull, or maybe even Ferrari.
So, how are Mercedes going to handle this tricky situation? Will this change the tide of fortune towards Red Bull amid the approaching crucial 2022 season? Only time will tell.
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Rohit Kumar is an F1 author at EssentiallySports. He has been an ardent follower of the racing series since 2007, with his love for the sport coinciding with his love for Kimi Raikkonen. He is also an ardent follower of Sebastian Vettel and Aston Martin Racing.


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Determination of caregiving burden of parents providing care to their children with epidermolysis bullosa p. 1
Selma Kahraman, Esra K Çiftçi, Arzu Timuçin
Objective This study was conducted to determine the caring burden of eight children with epidermolysis bullosa (EB) and its affecting factors. Patients and methods The sample size of this descriptive study was eight children with EB and their parents. The research data were obtained by going to the children's homes and giving them a personal descriptive information form and by using the Zarit caregiving burden scale between 1 March and 30 March 2014. Data were then evaluated by using the SPSS. Results A total of eight children with EB from four families, including two siblings in each family, and their parents took part in this study. Half of the children were 3–5 years old and the other half were 6–9; 62.5% were girls and 75% had not attended school or nursery. The Zarit caregiving burden scale score of the caregiving parents was 47.25, which is considered to be advanced. In the present study, no statistical relevance was found between parents' score on the caregiving burden scale and children's sex and age, caregiver's sex and age, and education level (P 0.05). A statistical relevance was found between parents getting support in providing care and the mean caregiving burden scores (P<0.05): ones who had support had lower mean caregiving burden scores. Conclusion It was found that parents who provide care to their children with EB have advanced caregiving burden and that having someone assisting them in providing care to children who are dependent in terms of wound care and activities of daily living reduces caregiving burden.
Cosmetic contact sensitivity among beauticians and hairdressers: a clinicoepidemiological study p. 7
Mrinal Gupta
Background The increased use of cosmetics has lead to an increased prevalence of allergic contact dermatitis to cosmetics, with an estimated 1–5.4% of the general population suffering from allergic sensitivity to one or more cosmetic components. As beauticians and hairdressers have recurrent exposure to several cosmetics as a part of their occupation, the incidence of cosmetic dermatitis among this group is bound to be high. Objectives The aim of this study was to study the patterns of cosmetic dermatitis among beauticians and hairdressers and to identify the most common allergens and cosmetic products causing dermatitis using patch testing. Patients and methods Thirty consecutive patients (beauticians and hairdressers) (M : F=11 : 19) with suspected cosmetic dermatitis were examined, detailed history regarding the use of different cosmetics was taken, and the pattern of dermatitis was noted. All of them were subjected to patch testing using the Indian Cosmetic Series and eight antigens of the Indian Standard Series. Results The study included 11 (36.67%) men aged between 23 and 54 years and 19 (63.33%) women aged between 28 and 49 years. The majority of the patients were in the 21–40 (86.67%; n=26) years age group. The most common sites of cosmetic dermatitis observed were hands in 18, face and neck in nine, and disseminated dermatitis in three patients. The most frequently used cosmetics were hair dyes (76.66%), soaps (76.66%), face creams (70%), shampoos (63.33%), perfumes (53.33%), and shaving creams (30%). Patch test positivity was seen in 22 (73.33%) patients, and the most common allergens were paraphenylenediamine in 13 (43.33%), fragrance mix in six (20%), thiomersal in four (13.33%), and cetrimide in two (6.66%) patients. Conclusion The incidence of cosmetic dermatitis is high among beauticians and hairdressers, with hands and face being the most commonly affected sites. Hair dyes and creams are the most commonly implicated agents, whereas paraphenylenediamine, fragrance mix, thiomersal, and cetrimide are the most common causative allergens.
Level of serum soluble endothelial leukocyte adhesion molecule-1 in psoriatic patients after narrow-band ultraviolet-B and relation to disease activity: a case–control study p. 11
Nazeha H Khafagy, Ghada Fathy, Ayman H Khafagy, Mohamed S Mostafa, Eman M.A. Mostafa
Context Endothelial leukocyte adhesion molecule-1 (E-selectin) is expressed on endothelial cells in psoriasis vulgaris (PV). Alteration in E-selectin is one of the influential proinflammatory cytokines in the pathogenesis of psoriasis. Aims This study aimed to assess the serum level of E-selectin and to determine the effect of narrow-band ultraviolet-B (UVB) therapy on serum E-selectin levels in patients with psoriasis and to assess the relationship between serum E-selectin levels and disease activity after this treatment. Settings and design This was a case–control study. Patients and methods Thirty-five patients with chronic plaque psoriasis and 35 age-matched and sex-matched healthy controls were included. The concentration of soluble E-selectin (sE-selectin), determined by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay was studied in the sera of patients before and after narrow-band UVB treatment sessions (three times per week for 3 months) and compared with normal nonpsoriatic controls. The disease severity was established using the Psoriasis Area and Severity Index scoring system. Results Levels of sE-selectin were significantly increased in the sera of patients with atopic dermatitis and psoriasis (compared with the controls). Clinical improvement, after treatment, in patients with PV was associated with a significant decrease in the serum levels of sE-selectin. There was a significant correlation of sE-selectin and disease activity in PV patients. Conclusion E-selectin might be an indicator of treatment response and acts as a marker of psoriatic disease activity; it is also suggested to be a useful tool for evaluating the efficacy of treatment by narrow-band UVB in patients with psoriasis.
Vulvar syringomas in a human immunodeficiency virus-infected patient: a rare presentation p. 15
VM Avisa Rao, H.V.S. Naveen Kumar, CH Natraj, U Rajamma
Syringomas are appendageal tumors of intraepidermal eccrine sweat ducts found more commonly in women over the malar and periorbital regions. Here, we report on a 30-year-old HIV-positive woman on antiretroviral therapy for the past 3 years presenting with pruritic papules on the vulva. The diagnosis of vulvar syringoma was made on the basis of the characteristic double-lined ductal structures and solid epithelial cords found during a histopathological examination.
A case of Mees' line secondary to paraquat p. 18
Anupama Bains
Nail abnormalities are window to systemic diseases. Although they are not specific to a disease, they can be of great help in the diagnosis of a disease. Mees' lines are white transverse bands present in nail that are commonly seen in arsenic poisoning. Here we report a case of Mees' line secondary to paraquat. Paraquat is a herbicide commonly used in agriculture.
Livedo reticularis: unfolding the enigma p. 20
Madhukara Jithendriya, Anupa M Job
Livedo reticularis is a cutaneous pattern caused by the inherent anatomical and physiological property of the superficial vascular networks and in particular the larger medium-sized vessels of the subcutaneous vascular plexi. We present two cases of livedo reticularis who presented to us in a dramatically varied clinical setting, wherein the clue to diagnosis was derived upon through a simple laboratory investigation rarely ordered by a dermatologist.
Extragenital lichen sclerosus et atrophicus in a girl along the lines of Blaschko p. 23
Pragya A Nair, Nidhi B Jivani, Keyuri B Patel
Solitary neurofibroma over cheek showing Wagner–Meissner bodies p. 26
Pragya A Nair, Rahul K Kota
Serpentine supravenous hypermelanosis: two different scenarios p. 28
Rani Mathew, Velayudhan Sreedevan, Beena Sunny
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Psoriasiform lupus vulgaris p. 30
Pragya A Nair, Nidhi B Jiwani
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The selective inhibitor of neuronal nitric oxide synthase, 7-nitroindazole, reduces the delayed neuronal damage due to forebrain ischemia in rats.
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: The present study was designed to investigate whether neuronally derived nitric oxide (NO) plays a toxic role in the cascade of cellular events triggered by global cerebral ischemia in rats. METHODS: 7-Nitroindazole (7-NI) was used as a selective inhibitor of neuronal NO synthase. Global ischemia was induced for 20 minutes in anesthetized rats following the four-vessel occlusion model. Electroencephalogram and brain and body temperatures were continuously monitored. All rats were thermoregulated for the entire duration of anesthesia. 7-NI (25 mg/kg) or its vehicle was given intraperitoneally just after the carotid clamping and again 1 hour later. Rats were randomly divided into four groups: (1) vehicle (n = 7); (2) 7-NI (n = 7); (3) L-arginine (300 mg/kg IP) +7-NI (n = 7); and (4) 7-NI associated with warming to 37 degrees C for 7 hours after disruption of anesthesia to compensate for the decrease in temperature induced by 7-NI (n = 9). Seven days after ischemia, hippocampal CA1 damage was evaluated by classic histology. The lesion was scored with the use of a point scale, and the surviving neurons were counted. RESULTS: Lesion scores were significantly lower and neuron counts higher in the two (warmed and unwarmed) groups of rats in which 7-NI was given alone than in vehicle- and L-arginine +7-NI-treated rats. CONCLUSIONS: The results indicate that 7-NI was neuroprotective in 20-minute global ischemia in rats and that the neuroprotective effect of 7-NI was mostly due to the blockade of NO synthesis, suggesting that NO released from neurons in ischemic conditions has a deleterious influence on hippocampal pyramidal neurons.[1]
The selective inhibitor of neuronal nitric oxide synthase, 7-nitroindazole, reduces the delayed neuronal damage due to forebrain ischemia in rats. Nanri, K., Montécot, C., Springhetti, V., Seylaz, J., Pinard, E. Stroke (1998) [Pubmed]


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