Assessment of physical activity and quality of life of students in the day of COVID-19 pandemic.

Introduction: Physical activity is one of the intrinsic elements of human life. Systematic exercise is an important factor in preventing heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes. Lack of exercise increases the risk of non-communicable disease (NCD) and death worldwide.

[A comparative study of the efficacy of personality-oriented (reconstructive) and cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy in neurotic anxiety disorders with insomnia].

Aim: To study personality-oriented (reconstructive) and cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy in patients with neurotic anxiety disorders with insomnia.

Material And Methods: Ninety-eight patients with disorders coded in ICD-10 as F 40.0; F40.

First Complex Allotransplantation of Neck Organs: Larynx, Trachea, Pharynx, Esophagus, Thyroid, Parathyroid Glands, and Anterior Cervical Wall: A Case Report.

Objective: Evaluate the possibility of performing a complex vascular allotransplant of all neck organs including skin.

Summary Background Data: There are 2 previous attempts described in the literature, none of them being that complex. The first one is nonfunctional due to chronic rejection, the second one is viable yet considerably limited in complexity (no parathyroids, no skin).

Face Transplant in an Advanced Neurofibromatosis Type 1 Patient.

BACKGROUND The human face is a one-of-a-kind structure with unique morphology, complexity, and function, in which different subunits are not even similar to other parts of the body. Therefore, extended complex deficits of the face are usually difficult to reconstruct, and autologous tissue restoration is generally not able to give a satisfactory aesthetic and functional outcome. The main goal of face allotransplantation is to restore symmetry, contour, and appearance as well as function of the face, especially control of orbicularis oculi and oris muscle physiology.

Suspicious for follicular neoplasm or follicular neoplasm? The dilemma of a pathologist and a surgeon.

Introduction: Cytological material obtained from Fine Needle Aspiration Biopsy (FNAB) does not permit us to distinguish between follicular carcinomas, adenomas, and hyperplastic nodules. The limitations of the method are: lack of possibility to assess the presence of tumour capsule, eventual capsular invasion, and angioinvasion. An unequivocal conclusion of whether what we have to deal with is a neoplastic or benign lesion is possible only after histopathological examination.