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8. The Role of BCL2 Protein and Tumour Protein p53 in Septic Cardiomyopathy

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Reil, Peter Michael, primary, Maghiar, Teodor Traian, additional, Seidl, Karlheinz, additional, Borza, Ciprian, additional, Nunkoo, Vharoon, additional, Buhas, Camelia Liana, additional, Bungau, Simona, additional, Stanescu, Ana Maria Alexandra, additional, Pop, Ovidiu Laurean, additional, and Judea Pusta, Claudia Teodora, additional

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2019
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10. Experimental Study Upon the Virulence of Infectious Microbial Agents Involved in Violent Deaths Presenting Septic States

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Judea Pusta, Claudia Teodora, primary, Bungau, Simona, additional, Buhas, Camelia Liana, additional, Popa, Amorin Remus, additional, Vesa, Cosmin Mihai, additional, Buhas, Bogdan Adrian, additional, Bardaca (Urducea), Cristina, additional, Tit, Delia Mirela, additional, Daim, Mohamed Abdel, additional, and Judea, Adrian Sorin, additional

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2019
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12. Anaplastic Lymphoma Kinase (ALK) Overexpression in Lung Cancer Biopsies - An 18 month study in north western Romania

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Pop, Ovidiu Laurean, primary, Judea Pusta, Claudia Teodora, additional, Buhas, Camelia Liana, additional, Judea, Adrian Sorin, additional, Huniadi, Anca, additional, Jurca, Claudia, additional, Sandor, Mircea, additional, Negrutiu, Bianca Maria, additional, Buhas, Bogdan Adrian, additional, Nikin, Zoran, additional, and Pascalau, Andrei, additional

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2019
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13. Multiple Fatal Intoxications Caused by Improper Consumption of an Alcoholic Para-Pharmaceutical Product

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Buhas, Camelia Liana, primary, Buhas, Bogdan Adrian, additional, Daina, Lucia Georgeta, additional, Hanganu, Bianca, additional, Manoilescu, Irina Smaranda, additional, Judea Pusta, Claudia Teodora, additional, Hlescu, Andreea Alexandra, additional, Mircea, Cornelia, additional, Somlea, Mihaela Cristina, additional, Marian, Paula, additional, and Ioan, Beatrice Gabriela, additional

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2019
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14. Rapid Chemical Tests in the Autopsy Room

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Hanganu, Bianca, primary, Hlescu, Andreea Alexandra, additional, Manoilescu, Irina Smaranda, additional, Birlescu, Andreea Elena, additional, Ciudin, Valentin Petre, additional, Dimitriu, Cristina, additional, Buhas, Camelia Liana, additional, Somlea, Mihaela Cristina, additional, and Ioan, Beatrice Gabriela, additional

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2019
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16. Risk factors involved in physical child abuse of children from Bihor County.

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MOTORCA (BOGOSEL), Monica Adriana, BUHAS, Camelia Liana, SANDOIU, Flavia Serena, SANDOIU, Luca Daniel, LELE, Laura Anca, and VENTER, Alina Cristiana

Subjects
*PHYSICAL abuse, *CHILD abuse, *ALCOHOL drinking, *DRUG utilization, *ABUSED children
Abstract

Introduction. Understanding the risk factors leading to child abuse is useful when developing effective prevention and early intervention strategies. Modern experts who assessed the environment of the abused child reported that risk factors are multidetermined and are derived from three main etiological causes: parental, ecological and intrinsic problems of the child. Material and methods. A statistical analysis was performed on a group of 176 cases of reported child abuse in Bihor County between 2013 and 2017. The collected data was examined with the use of SPSS 2.0 statistical program. Results. Results demonstrate that the most frequent risk factor involved in physical child abuse is alcohol consumption (28.98% of cases), followed by abuser’s nervousness and drug consumption; the least frequent risk factor being abuser’s response to property theft. Discussions. Physical violence can cause both psychological and physical damage to the child. Research shows that when children experience a certain form of violence, they are also associated with a higher risk of being vulnerable to other forms of abuse. Conclusions. The most frequent risk factor involved in physical abuse of children from Bihor County is alcohol consumption, representing 28.98% of all risk factors analyzed. A holistic approach is absolutely essential for eliminating physical abuse of children. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2021
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19. Considerations on the Role of Palliative Care in the Mourning Period.

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UNTU, Ilinca, BOLOS, Alexandra, BUHAS, Camelia Liana, RADU, Dania Andreea, CHIRITA, Roxana, and SZALONTAY, Andreea Silvana

Subjects
PALLIATIVE treatment, GRIEF, PAIN, MORTALITY, QUALITY of life
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Death is a universal and inevitable phenomenon, with strong emotional loading for both the dying and those around them (family members or caregivers, of a medical or psychosocial, spiritual nature). The main response to the passing of someone dear is grief, which is usually reversible; however, in some cases, it may generate important general morbidity and mortality risks. Palliative care represents a complex approach meant to improve the quality of life of terminal patients and of their family members, by preventing and mitigating physical pain, as well as psychosocial and spiritual issues. In this field, responsibility toward the patient extends to his/her family after the patient's death. In this paper, the authors analyze the sources of mourning labour, as well as the intervention means suitable for the genuine existential crisis entailed by the passing of a loved one. The importance of the theme resides in the fine line between physiological grief and depression (with all the risks it involves) and in the need of identifying ways to familiarize the family with the idea of death, both before the passing of the dying and afterwards (to facilitate the mourning labour of those left behind and to avoid its complications). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017

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