Correlations between the increase in atmospheric CO and temperature, and the subsequent increase in silica, and groundwater organisms.

Rising atmospheric temperature and CO impact all freshwater systems. In groundwater, one such impact is CO- and temperature-induced weathering, which leads to more intense weathering of silicate rocks. Here, we tested whether the increased CO levels, the weathering, or rather the increasing temperature, impacted on fauna and prokaryotes in the groundwater ecosystem.

[Femoral Fractures in Children Younger than Two Years. Are We Considering Abusive Etiology?].

Purpose Of The Study: The primary aim is to assess the proportion of children younger than two years with a femoral fracture who underwent a skeletal survey. The secondary aim of the study is to evaluate the patients' demographics, reported trauma mechanism, type of fracture, type of treatment and complication rate. MATERIAL AND METHODS This was a retrospective study of children younger than two years examined at the Department of Imaging Methods for a femoral fracture between 2015-2022.