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4. Hjalmar Bergman : korrespondenser 1900-1930

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Ek, Sverker R, Ek, Marianne, Palm, Fredrik, Ek, Sverker R, Ek, Marianne, and Palm, Fredrik

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Hjalmar Bergman (19/9 1883-1/1 1931) är en framträdande och särpräglad författarprofil i svensk litteratur under förra hälften av 1900-talet. Hans rika produktion omfattar inte bara romaner, noveller och dramer utan även sagor, filmmanuskript, radiopjäser och översättningar. Bergman var också en tämligen flitig brevskrivare. Hans korrespondens finns till stora delar bevarad på olika arkiv och bibliotek i in- och utlandet. Här har publicerats enbart breven till vänner och samtida kulturpersonligheter (se nedan). De presenteras digitalt som en samlad textcorpus. Samtliga brevformer som vykort, telegram, visitkort har medtagits. I de fall där originalbreven saknar angivelser av avsändningsort och/eller datum har dessa uppgifter tentativt kompletterats inom klammer. Publiceringen syftar till att vara en digital forskningsresurs där breven kan lokaliseras på flertal olika sätt. Dessutom sätts brev i kontext då man enkelt kan se vilka verk, personer m.m. som förekommer i varje brev. För att orientera sig i materialet finns ett antal ingångar: Utforska breven utifrån adressater Utforska breven utifrån vilka personer som förekommer i breven Utforska utifrån vilkav erk som är omnämnda i breven Utforska utifrån breven utifrån verkens genrer

Published
2012

5. Agneta Pleijel, Torgny Lindgren, Gertrude Stein, Ingo Schulze, Heinrich Böll, Reflection on Argentine identity, Filmöversättning och språklekar

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Pleijel, Agneta, Bergom-Larsson, Maria, Ek, Sverker, Seeberger, Astrid, Pehrson Berger, Ingela, Haag, Ingemar, Strohkirch, Katarina, Päplow, Torsten M., Rottenberg, Débora, Schröter, Torsten, Pleijel, Agneta, Bergom-Larsson, Maria, Ek, Sverker, Seeberger, Astrid, Pehrson Berger, Ingela, Haag, Ingemar, Strohkirch, Katarina, Päplow, Torsten M., Rottenberg, Débora, and Schröter, Torsten

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Innehåll Red: Inledning Agneta Pleijel: Varför litteraturen? Maria Bergom-Larsson: Lord Nevermore – Europa genom den kvinnliga blicken Sverker Ek: ”Utan berättelser förtorkar tiden”. Kring Agneta Pleijels roman Lord Nevermore Astrid Seeberger: Om mörkret kring människorna som bör skingras. Agneta Pleijels sökande efter sanningen – om den nu finns Ingela Pehrson Berger: ”Jag avbildar inte världen sådan som vi ser den.” Konsten som tema i fyra berättelser av Torgny Lindgren Ingemar Haag: Om sanning och lögn i självbiografisk mening. Gertrude Steins The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas och Evererybody’s Autobiograph Katharina Strohkirch: Der gejagte Jäger. Emsige Erwerbslosigkeit in Ingo Schulzes Calcutta Thorsten M. Päplow: Heinrich Bölls Irländsk dagbok. Ett exempel på potentialen hos reselitteratur Débora Rottenberg: Identity rewritten: the representation of Indians and Britons in Argentine novels taking place in Tierra del Fuego Thorsten Schröter: På spaning efter den wit som flytt: dubbning och textning av språklekar i film, Serieredaktör: Sture Packalén (professor)

Published
2008

6. Pregnancy outcome for fetuses with increased nuchal translucency but normal karyotype.

Author

Lithner, Christina Unger, Kublickas, Marius, and Ek, Sverker

Subjects
EVALUATION of medical care, FETAL abnormalities, FETAL ultrasonic imaging, KARYOTYPES, LONGITUDINAL method, PREGNANCY, RETROSPECTIVE studies
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Objective To investigate pregnancy outcome for fetuses with nuchal translucency (NT) ≥3.5 mm but normal karyotype in the Stockholm (Sweden) area. Methods A retrospective population-based cohort study. From 2006 to 2012, fetal NT was measured in 55123 singleton pregnancies. There were 341 pregnancies with NT thickness ≥3.5 mm; 139 had a normal karyotype, 164 had an abnormal karyotype and 38 were removed from the study. Pregnancy outcome was defined as adverse (termination of pregnancy [TOP], miscarriage [MC], intrauterine fetal death [IUFD], or delivery of a child with structural defects or genetic disorders), or favourable (delivery of a child without any structural defects or genetic disorders diagnosed before discharge). Results Of the 139 high NT pregnancies with normal karyotype, 110 (79.2%) resulted in live births, one (0.7%) IUFD, 23 (16.5%) TOP and five (3.6%) MC. The risk of an adverse pregnancy outcome increased with increasing NT. Structural fetal defects were found in 28 (19.5%) of pregnancies undergoing second trimester ultrasound screening, of which seven resulted in live births and 21 were terminated. The most common structural defect was cardiac defects. Conclusions Adverse pregnancy outcome increased with increasing NT, even with normal karyotype, however, the prognosis is good if the second trimester ultrasound screening is normal. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016
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7. Fetal hematopoietic cells in early gestation : aspects in view of fetal transplantation

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Ek, Sverker and Ek, Sverker

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The fetus as a patient is a challenge. There are opportunities for early, sometimes life-saving procedures or there may be advantages in prenatal rather than postnatal intervention. This is the case in fetal hematopoietic cell (FHC) transplantation where conditions caused by a defect in blood cell formation may be life-threatening to the fetus. In other diseases the dysfunction may be slower. Nonetheless, an early treatment may improve prognosis. The aim of the studies on which this thesis is based was to lay the foundation of a program for human fetus-to-fetus transplantation with FHC. As the logistics of such transplantation demand a tissue bank of cells from elective abortions, the following items were studied: methods for retrieval of fetal cells, cryopreservation of FHC, deterrnination of immunological capacity, and different modalities for improving hematological capacity. In addition, the safety of FHC with regard to bacterial contamination, virus infection and cytogenetic abnormality was evaluated. Finally, different routes for the administration of FHC to human fetuses were compared. FHC from the fetal liver (FL) were analyzed with conventional immunological techniques. Monoclonal antibodies were used, and it was found that common surface antigens were present on FL cells, but to a lesser extent than in bone marrow (BM). As compared to BM, FHC from FL were found to manifest more Ms positive cells (monocytes/macrophages) and the same amount of CD34 positive (stemlearly progenitor) cells. The number of CD34+ cells did not change after cryopreservation, nor was cellular function altered, as measured by colony formation. We studied the immunological capacity of FHC before the 12th week, as those are the cells that will be used for transplantation. This was done in various assays: mitogen stimulation, polyclonal B-cells activation (PBA), mixed Iymphocyte culture (MLC), HLA surface markers, HLA-typing with anti-sera and genomic HLA determination. Nowhere was any

Published
1995

18. Arv. Tidskrift for nordisk folkminnesforskning

Author

Springer, Otto, primary, Celander, Hilding, additional, Christiansen, Reidar, additional, Ek, Sverker, additional, Ellekilde, Hans, additional, Harva, Uno, additional, Liestol, Knut, additional, Stromback, Dag, additional, Wikman, K. R. V., additional, and Sahlgren, Joran, additional

Published
1947
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19. [Invasive fetal therapy].

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Tiblad E, Ek S, Kublickas M, and Lindgren P

Subjects
Blood Transfusion, Intrauterine methods, Catheter Ablation methods, Female, Fetal Diseases surgery, Fetal Diseases therapy, Fetoscopy methods, Humans, Laser Therapy methods, Pregnancy, Ultrasonography, Interventional methods, Fetal Therapies methods
Abstract

Invasive fetal therapy  Invasive fetal therapy in Sweden consists of fetoscopic interventions to treat twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTS) or twin anemia polycytemia sequence (TAPS) in monochorionic twin or triplet pregnancies and for selective reduction in monochorionic twins complicated by discordant anomalies or severe growth retardation in one fetus. Alternative methods, such as intrafetal laser ablation and radio frequency ablation, are also used for selective reduction and rarely to treat fetal tumors. Ultrasound guided intrauterine blood transfusions to treat fetal anemia have been performed for a long time with excellent results. Placement of thoraco-amniotic shunts and vesico-amniotic shunts is indicated in a few cases per year in Sweden. Since these rare interventions were centralized to one national center in 2013, the outcome of the fetal interventions has improved consistently.

Published
2017

20. [Twin transfusion: with treatment good survival].

Author

Halvorsen CP and Ek S

Subjects
Female, Fetoscopy methods, Humans, Pregnancy, Risk Factors, Treatment Outcome, Fetal Therapies methods, Fetofetal Transfusion diagnosis, Fetofetal Transfusion mortality, Fetofetal Transfusion surgery, Laser Coagulation methods
Published
2010

21. [Twin transfusion--probably an undertreated condition].

Author

Ek S

Subjects
Catheter Ablation, Female, Fetofetal Transfusion diagnosis, Fetofetal Transfusion mortality, Humans, Laser Coagulation, Placenta blood supply, Placenta diagnostic imaging, Pregnancy, Pregnancy, Multiple, Prognosis, Twins, Monozygotic, Ultrasonography, Fetofetal Transfusion therapy
Published
2008

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