Publications by authors named "E Seres"

We report the realization of an intra-oscillator high harmonic source based on a Kerr lens mode locked Ti:sapphire laser running at 80 MHz repetition rate. A nonlinear medium consisting of an AlN nanofilm on a thin sapphire substrate is placed inside the oscillator cavity. The harmonics are generated, in reflection geometry, on the AlN nanofilm, directing the harmonic beam out of the cavity.

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Purpose: Our aim was to evaluate the accuracy of a combined airway inflammatory biomarker assessment in diagnosing asthma in elite water sports athletes.

Methods: Members of the Hungarian Olympic and Junior Swim Team and elite athletes from other aquatic disciplines were assessed for asthma by objective lung function measurements, and blood eosinophil count (BEC), serum total immunoglobulin E (IgE), fractional exhaled nitric oxide (F ENO ) measurements, and skin prick testing were performed. A scoring system from BEC, F ENO , serum IgE, and skin test positivity was constructed by dichotomizing the variables and assigning a score of 1 if the variable is elevated.

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  • Lung transplant recipients face serious risks from infections, particularly COVID-19, which can impact lung allograft function and lead to complications.
  • A case study of a 53-year-old female patient revealed acute allograft rejection and thyroid complications following a COVID-19 infection, despite initial clinical improvement.
  • Treatment involved high-dose steroids, immunosuppressive therapy adjustments, and plasmapheresis; however, her lung function did not fully return to pre-COVID levels, highlighting the potential long-term effects of COVID-19 on graft health.
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Összefoglaló. Az urachus tumorai és egyéb betegségei ritkák. A 67 éves férfi anamnézisében ismétlődő húgyúti fertőzés szerepelt ciprofloxacinterápiával.

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Scientific writing is one of the competences required and requested by health professionals. There are several course formats designed for acquiring these competences, although the improvement after taking part in these courses is not always demonstrated. Through an open and non-randomized experimental design, the SCRIU-B study aims to evaluate the acquisition of competencies in scientific writing after specific training courses (face-to-face and online) as well as the satisfaction of the participants with these courses.

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