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In the context of sustainable international development, new trends in education and training in Romania promote smart growth, achieved through major innovations in education, research, and inclusive growth, focusing on job creation and poverty reduction. These are in line with European principles for proper cooperation in education and training. The education and training strategy focuses on strengthening training systems so that they become more attractive, relevant, career-oriented, innovative, accessible and adaptive to the needs of the labour market. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study included the results obtained after questioning the students from the Faculty of Physical Education and Sports, Suceava. In terms of the transition from the onsite teaching system to the online teaching system, it has raised major issues in learning and how they have been informed. In this regard, we developed a questionnaire with closed questions (with answer options) as well as open-ended questions. We believe that online teaching is a major solution in times of pandemic crisis. This crisis has highlighted many problems, which have imposed on teachers and students a radical change in behavior, mentality.

The case study presented highlights the pathological physiological genesis and evolutionary dynamics of different neurogenic diseases which in most cases can cause changes in the neuro-myo-arthro-kinetic apparatus such as functional incapacity through installed paralysis. Repercussions of neurological conditions are also harmful to the normal function and n development of the neurological child, the earlier the disease is established or the greater the complexity of the neurological pathology. Physical therapy through the variety of methods and techniques used judiciously can lead to the realization of a program for the preservation of somatic-functional structures, preventing their deconditioning

Children’s respiratory physiology during their period of growth and development, present some aspects specific to the age of the childhood period, where we have some specific characteristics regarding the respiratory rate, heart rate and the dynamics of morphological changes assigned to every period. If during children’s growth and development period the functional capacities and possible acquired deficits are ignored, through overload, the growth process is disrupted and the consequences are able to cause harm through the rest of the life regarding health status.

Due to the accelerated process of growth during the pre-puberty regular physical functional deficiencies known find the proper field for the onset and evolution. The muscle - skeletal disorders become more common in the Children and teenagers in schools. If it is not detected in time, will it lead to severe damage of the process of growth and harmonious development of the spine. With minimal effort from the educational factors like family, teachers, teachers in physical education, these deficiencies could be timely detected and corrected by kinesiology.

The current article presents several general aspects based on a research in progress and desires argument the necessity for the paraclinical investigation, respectively imagistic examination of the type of radiography for the establishment of the positive diagnosis in the treatment of functional physical deficiencies, of scoliosis in particular.

The current article outlines certain general aspects based on an on-going study and aims at discussing the necessity of the clinical assessment, respectively the instrumental somatoscopy as a starting point for the accomplishment of a complex postural assessment, in the purpose of elaborating prophylactic or therapeutic programs regarding the functional physical deficiency at prepubertal children.

This article presents some general aspects that are based on an ongoing study on the choice of therapeutic swimming as a primary means of recovering or rehabilitating postural physical deficiencies in children during growth and development.

This article presents some aspects regarding the influence of swimming on growing and developing process at children at prepubertal age (11-13 years), and especially the influence on the achieved adjustments at psychomotricity level as a stabilizing factor of evolution, of body scheme’ s attitude in static and dynamic. Introduction: Psychomotricity is considered a branch

Gynecomastia is defined as the benign enlargement of the male breast. Most studies on surgical treatment of gynecomastia show only small series and lack histopathology results. The aim of this study was to analyze the surgical approach in the treatment of gynecomastia and the related outcome over a 10-year period. All patients undergoing surgical gynecomastia corrections in our department between 1996 and 2006 were included for retrospective evaluation. The data were analyzed for etiology, stage of gynecomastia, surgical technique, complications, risk factors, and histological results. A total of 100 patients with 160 operations were included. Techniques included subcutaneous mastectomy alone or with additional hand-assisted liposuction, isolated liposuction, and formal breast reduction. Atypical histological findings were found in 3% of the patients (spindle-cell hemangioendothelioma, papilloma). The surgical revision rate among all patients was 7%. Body mass index and a weight of the resected specimen higher than 40 g were identified as significant risk factors for complications ( p < 0.05). The treatment of gynecomastia requires an individualized approach. Caution must be taken in performing large resections, which are associated with increased complication rates. Histological tissue analysis should be routinely performed in all true gynecomastia corrections, because histological results may reveal atypical cellular pathology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]