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Quoted papers: 2
Other papers: 44
Total: 46
Title: Umrli u ratu u Hrvatskoj tijekom 1991 i 1992 godine.
- Authors:
- Kuzman, Marina (188593)
- Tomić, Branimir (143973)
- Stevanović, Ranko (191232)
- Ljubićić, Mate (104121)
Journal: JAMA
Number: 5
Volume: 270
Year: 1993
Pages: from 626 to 629
Number of references: 15
Language: engleski
Summary: Objective.- To show the underlying and external causes of
deathand selected characteristics of those killed in the war in Croatia
between March 1991 and December 1992.
Design,- Analysis of 4339 fatalities recorded on two national mortality
statistics documents that specified war operations as the cause of death: a
demography mortality statistical form and death certificate,
Main Outcome Measures.-The frequency of clinical causes of deathand their
association with methods of wounding, lenght of survival, and attendant
diagnoses.
Results.-Half of those killed were men aged 21 to 35 years.Among women
killed, the majority were aged 61 to 75 years. Skull fracture with
intracranijal injuries was the leading cause of death (28,9%),followed by
multiple traumas and injuries of unspecified site (17.9%), and thoracis
wound swith lung and hert injuries (17.6%).The most common methods of
wounding were bombs and fragments of ather explosive devices involving 1907
persons 43.9%. In 78,6% of the cases, death immediately followed
thewounding.
Keywords: Underlying and External Causes of Death.
Title: A Prospective Study of ST-segment Depression in the
Electrocardiogram During a 13-year Period
- Authors:
- Čorović, Nenad
- Duraković, Zlatko
- Mimica, Milorad
Journal: J Antropolo
Number: 2
Volume: 15
Year: 1991
Pages: from 213 to 223
Number of references: 22
Language: engleski
Summary: A prospective study of changes in the electrocardiogram
wasperformed,analysed acording to the Minnesotae code in relation to
ST-segment depression in a sample of 2414 subjects; 1326 females and 1088
males, aged from 35 to 54 years, chosenat random. St-segment depression in
the same subjects was significantly correlated with a high R-wave "right"
in females (p<0.05) and a high R-wave "left" in male (p<0.05).
Highcorrelation of the ST-segment depression with T-wave inversionwas
determined (p<0.001). Significant correlation of theSt-segment depression
with sinus tachicardia was determined infemales (p<0.05). After three years
the prevalence of ST-segment depression increased and in the total sample
aged from 38 to 57 years amounted to 9.56%, in female 12.67% and in males
6.25%.
Keywords: Screening, EKG, ST wave
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