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1. A case series utilizing bone marrow aspirate concentrate, cancellous bone autograft, platelet-rich plasma and autologous fibrin for the treatment of femur nonunions

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Dulic, Oliver, primary, Abazovic, Dzihan, additional, Gavrilovic, Gordan, additional, Rasovic, Predrag, additional, Janjic, Natasa, additional, Obradovic, Mirko, additional, Ninkovic, Srdjan, additional, Tosic, Milan, additional, Lalic, Ivica, additional, Baljak, Branko, additional, Milinkov, Milan, additional, and Maric, Dusan, additional

Published
2024
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4. Cytokine Dynamics in Autism: Analysis of BMAC Therapy Outcomes

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Maric, Dusan M., primary, Vojvodic, Danilo, additional, Maric, Dusica L., additional, Velikic, Gordana, additional, Radomir, Mihajlo, additional, Sokolovac, Ivana, additional, Stefik, Debora, additional, Ivkovic, Nemanja, additional, Susnjevic, Sonja, additional, Puletic, Miljan, additional, Dulic, Oliver, additional, and Abazovic, Dzihan, additional

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2023
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12. Association of bone fracture type and degree of callus formation with leptin concentration in children with long bone fractures

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Paunovic, Zoran, primary, Stanojevic, Ivan, additional, Abazovic, Dzihan, additional, Rakic, Mia, additional, Stankovic, Nikola, additional, Djukic, Mirjana, additional, Milutinovic, Sanja, additional, Starcevic, Srdjan, additional, Supic, Gordana, additional, Vojvodic, Danilo, additional, Jovic, Milena, additional, and Maric, Dusan, additional

Published
2021
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13. Association of fracture configuration and callus formation with a concentration of proinflammatory cytokines in children with long bone fractures

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Paunovic, Zoran, primary, Milutinovic, Sanja, additional, Stankovic, Nikola, additional, Abazovic, Dzihan, additional, Stanojevic, Ivan, additional, Rakic, Mia, additional, Djukic, Mirjana, additional, Supic, Gordana, additional, Vojvodic, Danilo, additional, Maric, Dusan, additional, Khan, Wasim, additional, and Starcevic, Srdjan, additional

Published
2021
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19. A Painful Symphony: The Presence of Overuse Syndrome in Professional Classical Musicians

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Maric, Dusica L, Stojic, Marko, Maric, Dusan M, Susnjevic, Sonja, Radosevic, Dragana, and Knezi, Nikola

Subjects
Back, Espalda, Síndrome de uso excesivo, Overuse syndrome, Playing related musculoskeletal injuries, Músicos, Musicians, Uso de instrumentos, Lesiones musculoesqueléticas
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SUMMARY: Musculoskeletal problems are common in instrumental musicians. Little is known about the factors that place musicians at risk, and the ways in which musicians can prevent these problems. Overuse syndrome is the most reported diagnosis among instrumental musicians suffering from playing related musculoskeletal injuries. The study group comprised 50 musicians employed in Symphony Orchestra of the Serbian National Theatre of Novi Sad. Out of the 50 musicians, 30 (60 %) are male and 20 (40 %) female. Higher frequencies of the presence of musculoskeletal symptoms were neck, region of trapezius, back, shoulder, wrist, hand and arm. A larger number of musicians (81.8 %) had perception of high demand of the profession. This investigation with professional classical musicians should show the music-medical interest. RESUMEN: Los problemas musculo-esqueléticos son comunes en los músicos instrumentales. Poco se sabe sobre los factores que ponen en riesgo a los músicos y las formas en que los ellos pueden prevenir estos problemas. El síndrome de uso excesivo es el diagnóstico más informado entre los músicos instrumentales que sufren lesiones musculo-esqueléticas relacionadas al uso de instrumentos musicales. El grupo de estudio estuvo compuesto por 50 músicos de la Orquesta Sinfónica del Teatro Nacional Serbio de Novi Sad. De los 50 músicos, 30 (60 %) eran hombres y 20 (40 %) mujeres. La frecuencia más alta de presencia de síntomas musculoesqueléticos se produjo en el cuello, músculo trapecio, espalda, hombro, muñeca, mano y brazo. Un mayor número de músicos (81,8 %) tuvo una percepción de alta demanda de la profesión. Esta investigación con músicos clásicos profesionales debería ser de interés médico-musical.

Published
2019

20. Prevalence of Third Coronary Artery: Variation or Constant Coronary Artery?

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Maric, Dusica L, Colic, Bojana, Mirovic, Milos, Eric, Mirela, Radosevic, Dragana, Knezi, Nikola, and Maric, Dusan M

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Right coronary artery, Tercera arteria coronaria, Third coronary artery, Arteria coronaria derecha, Supernumerary coronary artery, Arteria coronaria supernumeraria
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SUMMARY: Third coronary artery or supernumerary coronary artery is a direct branch from right aortic sinus and it supplies pulmonary conus and upper part of right ventricle. Third coronary artery is an important bridge for collateral circulation between right and left coronary system. The aim of this study was to determine the number of arteries that origin from right aortic sinus, their frequency and position. The study included 55 adult human hearts collected from Department of Anatomy. The hearts were morphologically studied by gross dissection for the prevalence and topographical anatomy of supernumerary coronary arteries. Out of 55 hearts, 26 (47.3 %) had one right coronary artery, 23 (41.8 %) had two right coronary arteries, and 6 (10.9 %) had three coronary arteries. The supernumerary arteries arises from the right aortic sinus. Right supernumerary coronary arteries may be present in about 52.7 % of the Serbian population. Interpretation of signs and symptoms of coronary occlusion should therefore consider possible contribution of this blood vessels. RESUMEN: La tercera arteria coronaria o arteria coronaria supernumeraria es una rama directa del seno aórtico derecho y su ministra el cono pulmonar y la parte superior del ventrículo derecho. La tercera arteria coronaria es importante para la circulación colateral entre el sistema coronario derecho e izquierdo. El objetivo de este estudio fue determinar el número de arterias de origen del seno aórtico derecho, su frecuencia y posición. El estudio incluyó 55 corazones humanos adultos pertenecientes al Departamento de Anatomía. Los corazones se estudiaron morfológicamente mediante disección macroscópica para determinar la prevalencia y la anatomía topográfica de las arterias coronarias supernumerarias. De 55 corazones, 26 (47,3 %) tenían una arteria coronaria derecha, 23 (41,8 %) tenían dos arterias coronarias derechas, y 6 (10,9 %) tenían tres arterias coronarias. Las arterias supernumerarias surgen del seno aórtico derecho. Las arterias coronarias supernumerarias derechas pueden estar presentes en aproximadamente el 52,7 % de la población serbia. La interpretación de los signos y síntomas de la oclusión coronaria debería considerar la posible contribución de estos vasos sanguíneos.

Published
2018

25. Scaphoid fractures in children

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Gajdobranski, Djordje, primary, Zivanovic, Dragoljub, additional, Mikov, Aleksandra, additional, Slavkovic, Andjelka, additional, Maric, Dusan, additional, Marjanovic, Zoran, additional, and Milankov, Vukadin, additional

Published
2014
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40. The presence of overuse syndrome in professional musicians.

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Maric, Dusica Lazar, Stojic, Marko, Maric, Dusan Milenko, Susnjevic, Sonja, Radosevic, Dragana, and Knezi, Nikola

Subjects
OVERUSE injuries, SYMPHONY orchestras, MUSICIANS, WIND instruments, PROFESSIONAL employees
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Objective: The overuse syndrome is of chronic character, due to repetitive movements and muscular drowsiness. Overuse and false technique, incorrect posture, stress and inadequate rest contribute to injuries that can cause the end of musicians careers. The goal was to determine the existence of overuse symptoms in professional musicians. Methods: Participants were 50 professional classical musicians of the Serbian National Theater symphonic orchestra in Novi Sad. The study was approved by the Ethics Committee of the University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Medicine, Serbia. Participants completed a standard questionnaire, by which we determined the presence of symptoms of overuse syndrome. Results: Out of the 50 musicians surveyed, 30 (60%) are male and 20 (40%) female. The majority of respondents were in the fourth decade of their lives. Most respondents 43 (86%) experienced some sort of discomfort during their career, while the back was the most common localization of symptoms 39 (90%). The most common symptom for all musicians was pain. More than half of respondents 27 (54%) sought some kind of help, and only 2 (7%) of respondents who applied for help did not have a change of condition. Conclusion: Overuse syndrome occurs in most professional musicians 43 (80%) in the fourth decade of life. The primary symptom is pain and the most common localization of the discomforts is back. Musicians who are playing wind instruments have the most problems with neck 5 (62.5%). The effectiveness of therapy is reported in 25 (93%) cases. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022

41. Ectopic Adrenocortical Tissue: An Incidental Finding During Inguinal Surgery in Children.

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Dobanovacki, Dusanka S., Maric, Dusan M., Maric, Dusica L., Vuckovic, Nada, Jokic, Radoica R., Slavkovic, Andjelka R., and Miskovic, Sanja V. Skeledzija

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*ADRENAL diseases, *ECTOPIC tissue, *JUVENILE diseases, *ORCHIOPEXY, GROIN surgery
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Adrenal rests are usually unrecognized during operation, and the incidence of ectopic adrenal cortical tissue in pediatric patients during inguinal surgery procedures is unknown. We performed 3028 groin surgical explorations in 2680 patients aged 1 month to 17 years. Ectopic adrenal tissue was found in 69 inguinal operations (2.2%): 37 during 1.524 orchiopexy (2.4%), 23 during 1.115 herniectomy (2.0%), and 9 during 389 hydrocoela operation (2.3%). Statistically there were no significant differences among those three groups. No adrenal rests were detected in females. Although a few reported cases with hormonal activity of ectopic adrenocortical tissue (EACT), the recommendation is to remove them if found. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2013
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