A post-phenomenological analysis of using menstruation tracking apps for the management of premenstrual syndrome.

Objectives: Menstruation tracking digital applications (MTA) are a popular technology, yet there is a lacuna of research on how women use this technology for the management of PMS. Theoretical frameworks for understanding users' experiences are also underdeveloped in this nascent field. The objectives of the study were therefore twofold, to propose a theoretical framework for understanding women's use of MTA and apply it to the analysis of users' experiences in the management of PMS.

Safety and efficacy of a novel high-intensity focused electromagnetic technology device for noninvasive abdominal body shaping.

Background: Thermal fat reduction technologies are leading the market for nonsurgical abdominal contouring. However, they are ideal principally for patients with fat bulges.

Objectives: Our study investigates the effects of a novel nonthermal technology affecting the abdominal musculature and subcutaneous adipose tissue.

[Pathologic karyotypes in autopsy material].

In 1986-1989 the authors were concerned with the cultivation of necroptic material. Material was collected from five indication groups outlined in advance. A total of 231 specimens of necroptic material were cultivated, incl.

[69, XXY triploidy in a liveborn infant].

Triploidy 69, XXY was described in a liveborn foetus weighing 760 g. Diagnosis was based on postmortal cytogenetical analysis.

[Postmortem chromosome analysis and its significance].

Cultivation of necroptic material taken by pathologist or obstetrician according to determined indicative groups was performed during the years 1986-1990. Cytogenetical evaluation was feasible in 157 cultivated samples from the total of 252. There were found 32 pathological karyotypes among them.

[Cytogenetic examination of amniotic fluid specimens in the 2d trimester of pregnancy (personal experience 1981-1989)].

The authors analyze a group of pregnant women examined at the Chair of Biology and Parasitology of the Medical Faculty J. A. Komensky's University between 1981 and the end of August 1989.