Publications by authors named "R Kuruc"
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- - The report discusses a case involving the interdisciplinary analysis of mummified remains of a subadult female, highlighting the need for collaboration among forensic experts in pathology, anthropology, and entomology to draw accurate conclusions related to child abuse and neglect.
- - Analysis of the remains revealed evidence of advanced decomposition, various fractures, signs of growth arrest indicating neglect, and dried subdural blood, leading to the conclusion that the child suffered from repeated violence and trauma throughout her life.
- - Findings from entomological studies were used to determine the time since death, emphasizing the role of different forensic fields in establishing a legally relevant understanding of this case.
Objectives: Roofless individuals represent the most severe category of homelessness. Their clinical characteristics and mortality patterns in Central and Eastern Europe are little known.
Methods: A single-center retrospective case-control study at the internal medicine department in Bratislava, Slovakia was conducted.
Background: The coeliac plexus is often approached due to the diagnosis and treatment of the intractable pain associated with cancerous or non-cancerous pathology of the pancreas or neighbouring organs. Various methods of coeliac plexus blocks are used and the variations in its structure are causes of the failures of such procedures.
Methods: Twenty human cadavers (17 male, 3 females, age range 30-86 years, without any abdominal pathology) were dissected in the supine position.
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- - The study investigates how nerve connections (innervation) affect prostate cancer, noting that while many experiments show nerves influence cancer growth, there's limited information specifically about human prostate cancer innervation.
- - Analysis of prostate tissue samples revealed a significant decrease in nerve density in cancerous tissues compared to normal tissues and benign prostatic hyperplasia, with various types of nerves detected (sympathetic, parasympathetic, and sensory).
- - The research suggests that while the pattern of innervation in prostate cancer is similar to that in healthy tissues, the overall nerve presence is much lower, particularly in higher-grade cancer cases, and does not show increased nerve activity linked to cancer proliferation.
: The aim of the work is to define the morphological peculiarities of the pelvic autonomic nervous system (ANS) and their importance in the clinical and surgical interventions in the lesser pelvis. : Anatomical variations in the formation of the pelvic ANS were observed in 20 cadavers. The study included 17 men (85%), aged 18 to 84, and 3 women, aged 27 to 86.
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