Search

Your search keyword '"LEISTNER, S."' showing total 304 results
Start Over Author "LEISTNER, S."
304 results on '"LEISTNER, S."'

5. Mucopolysaccharidosis type II: a clinical study of 77 Brazilian patients

Author

SCHWARTZ, I., RIBEIRO, M., MOTA, J., TORALLES, M., CORREIA, P., HOROVITZ, D., SANTOS, E., MONLLÉO, I., FETT-CONTE, A., SOBRINHO, R. OLIVEIRA, NORATO, D., PAULA, A., KIM, C, DUARTE, A., BOY, R., VALADARES, E., MICHELENA, M. DE, MABE, P., MARTINHAGO, C., PINA-NETO, J., KOK, F., LEISTNER, S., BURIN, M., and GIUGLIANI, R.

Published
2006
Full Text
View/download PDF

6. Clinical and biochemical study of 28 patients with mucopolysaccharidosis type VI

Author

Azevedo, A CMM, Schwartz, I V, Kalakun, L, Brustolin, S, Burin, M G, Beheregaray, A PC, Leistner, S, Giugliani, C, Rosa, M, Barrios, P, Marinho, D, Esteves, P, Valadares, E, Boy, R, Horovitz, D, Mabe, P, da Silva, L CS, de Souza, I CN, Ribeiro, M, Martins, A M, Palhares, D, Kim, C A, and Giugliani, R

Published
2004

9. The MPI-PT Study: Understanding common and differential efficacy patterns of schema therapy and cognitive behavioural therapy in the treatment of depression

Author

Kopf-Beck, J, additional, Sämann, P, additional, Höhn, D, additional, Egli, S, additional, Friess, E, additional, Graf, P, additional, Leistner, S, additional, Ruderer, A, additional, Walker, H, additional, Brandi, M, additional, Wolff, G, additional, Schilbach, L, additional, Rein, M, additional, and Keck, M, additional

Published
2017
Full Text
View/download PDF

10. Reactivity and selectivity of reactions of small radicals with a multifunctional heterocyclic molecule: 3-(mercaptoethyl)chinazoilne-2,4-(1H,3H)dione

Author

Brede, O., Schwinn, J., Leistner, S., Naumov, S., and Sprinz, H.

Subjects
Carbon -- Chemical properties, Radicals (Chemistry) -- Research, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries
Abstract

Reactions of small radicals with 3(mercaptoethyl)chinazoline-2,4-(1H,3H) dione in aqueous solution are studied using pulse radiolysis. In case of alkyl radicals, selection reaction pathway provides subsequent processes of thiyl radicals with unsaturated carbon systems.

Published
2001

21. Is traumatic stress research global? A bibliometric analysis

Author

Fodor, KE, Unterhitzenberger, J, Chou, C-Y, Kartal, D, Leistner, S, Milosavljevic, M, Nocon, A, Soler, L, White, J, Yoo, S, Alisic, E, Fodor, KE, Unterhitzenberger, J, Chou, C-Y, Kartal, D, Leistner, S, Milosavljevic, M, Nocon, A, Soler, L, White, J, Yoo, S, and Alisic, E

Abstract

BACKGROUND: The representation of low- and middle-income countries (LMIC) in traumatic stress research is important to establish a global evidence base, build research capacity, and reduce the burden of unmet mental health needs around the world. Reviews of the traumatic stress literature up to 2002 showed trends toward globalization although LMIC were only marginally represented compared to high-income countries (HIC). OBJECTIVE: To examine the global nature of current traumatic stress research. In particular, we were interested in the extent to which traumatic stress research is: (1) conducted in LMIC, (2) conducted by LMIC researchers, and (3) accessible to them. METHOD: Using the databases PubMed, PsychInfo, and PILOTS, we systematically searched for peer-reviewed articles on traumatic stress published in any language in the year 2012. Out of the 3,123 unique papers identified, we coded a random sample (N=1,000) for study, author, article, and journal characteristics. RESULTS: Although our sample involved research in 56 different countries, most papers (87%) involved research in HIC, with 51% of all papers describing studies in the United States. In 88% of the papers, the author team was affiliated with HIC only. Less than 5% of all author teams involved collaborations between HIC and LMIC researchers. Moreover, 45% of the articles on LMIC studies published by a HIC corresponding author did not involve any LMIC co-authors. LMIC researchers appeared to publish empirical studies in lower impact journals. Of the 1,000 articles in our sample, 32% were open access and 10% were made available via different means; over half of the papers were not accessible without subscription. CONCLUSIONS: Traumatic stress research is increasingly global but still strongly dominated by HIC. Important opportunities to build capacity in LMIC appear to be missed. Implications toward more international traumatic stress research are discussed.

Published
2014

49. A comprehensive and nationwide study of Hunter disease in Brazil

Author

Schwartz, I, primary, Leistner, S, additional, Lima, L, additional, Dieter, T, additional, Scherer, L, additional, Burin, M, additional, Viapiana, M, additional, Breda, G, additional, Ribeiro, M, additional, Carakuchansky, G, additional, Valadares, E, additional, Conte, A, additional, Acosta, A, additional, Mota, J, additional, Pereira, M, additional, Correia, P, additional, Monleo, I, additional, Norato, D, additional, Kim, C, additional, Pires, R, additional, and Giugliani, R, additional

Published
2007
Full Text
View/download PDF

Catalog

Books, media, physical & digital resources
See catalog results