Publications by authors named "P Trnka"

Lesser toe deformities are the second most common deformities around the foot and ankle. Early reports of procedures for lesser toe correction date back to the 1880s. Lesser toe deformities have a high variability of appearance.

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Background: Managing type 1 diabetes in children and adolescents can be difficult for parents, health care professionals, and even patients. However, over the last decades, the quality of services provided to patients with diabetes has increased due to advances in IT.

Objective: This study aims to comprehensively document the range of IT tools used in the management of diabetes among children and adolescents, with a focus on identifying the technologies most commonly used based on their frequency.

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Renal chloride metabolism is currently poorly understood but may serve as both a diagnostic and a treatment approach for acute kidney injury. We investigated whether plasma chloride, ammonia and glutamine as well as urinary chloride, ammonium and glutamine concentrations may serve as markers for acute kidney injury in paediatric patients. We conducted a prospective observational trial in a tertiary care paediatric intensive care unit.

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Article Synopsis
  • Diagnostic genomic sequencing is becoming essential in nephrology, with efforts to enhance its national implementation to benefit patient outcomes.
  • A national study established 20 kidney genetics clinics across Australia from 2013 to 2022, offering genomic testing for patients with suspected monogenic kidney diseases and facilitating the collection of data on diagnostic experiences.
  • The initiative successfully integrated a multidisciplinary approach to kidney genetics, optimizing care for patients while adapting to ongoing technological advancements and preparing for broader healthcare funding for genomic testing.
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The degradation of electrical insulating materials has been a subject of interest for decades as they are commonly applied in many fields of electrical engineering. Suitably modeling such a process is important since the known and well-described degradation process reveals the effect of ambient conditions, and this allows us to possibly estimate a material's remaining useful life. However, not many studies are dealing with the effect of the hygrothermal degradation of impregnating mono-component epoxy resins in the context of electrical engineering.

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