Influence of suturing material on wound healing - An experimental study on dogs.

Background/aim: The most common materials implanted in the human organism are suture materials that are classified on the basis of several criteria, usually the origin, structure, and properties. The properties of suture materials are related to its absorbability and non-absorbability. When using resorbable materials it is of great importance to determine whether its absorbability and tensile strength help wound healing in function of time.

Ejection experience in Serbian Air Force, 1990-2010.

Background/aim: Ejection injuries are the problem for air forces. The present risk for injuries is still too high, approximately 30-50%. The aim of this study was to determine factors responsible for and contributing to injuries in the Serbian Air Force (SAF) in the last two decades.

Differences in the bioenergetic potential of athletes participating in team sports.

Background/aim: In modern training technology, assessment of aerobic bioenergetic potential in athletes is commonly performed by standard laboratory procedures to determine basic or specific functional abilities for specific sport activity or discipline. The aim of study was to assess the aerobic bioenergetic potential of athletes participating in basketball, football and handball.

Methods: The study included 87 athletes (29 basketball players, 29 football players, and 29 handball players) aged 21-24.