Analysis Of Patient Data Who Tested Positive For A Molecular Assay Of 7 Stis

Neringa Guobytė, Andrius Jurėnas, Tadas Raudonis, Rita Buivydaitė, Jūratė Grigaitienė Abstract Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are the infections which can be caught during all types of sexual intercourse. Althought, some of the infections can be transmitted without sexual contact: by sharing infected syringes and needles, through the infected blood and its products, during pregnancy and…

Knowledge Management Framework For Integrating Biomedicine Into The New Product Development

Jesus-Manuel Barragan-Ferrer, Diana Barragan-Ferrer, Rene Lopez-Flores, Guillermo Cortes-Robles, Ingrida Viliušienė, Jolita Kirvaitienė Abstract In this article, a knowledge management framework is proposed as a strategy to improve the new product development (NPD) process through the integration and application of scientific knowledge and experience of biomedicine. The framework provides efficient management of the knowledge developed through…

Emotional Status After Primary Rehabilitation In Spinal Cord Injury

Rima Dambauskienė, Judita Daratienė, Loreta Gavelienė Abstract Spinal cord injury (SCI) often leads to disability, severe stress and long-term adaptation process, that affect psychological wellbeing. The objective of this study was to assess emotional status and possible demands in mental health services of SCI patients after primary rehabilitation. The study was done in Palanga Rehabilitation…

The Relationship Between Clinical Symptoms And Ultrasonographic

Eleonora Norkuvienė, Mykolas Petraitis, Indrė Apanavičienė, Dalia Virvičiūtė, Asta Baranauskaitė Abstract For the first time, the new ACR/EULAR gout classification criteria incorporate ultrasound (US) evidence of double contour sign (DC), an articular cartilage abnormality related to the deposition of crystals on the surface of the hyaline cartilage, as a sign specific to gout. US recently…

Patient And Parent Motivation For Orthodontic Treatment And Agreement Between Orthodontist, Parent, Patient Perception Using IOTN AC

Donata Petronytė, Giedrė Trakinienė Abstract Objectives. Key motivating factors for getting an orthodontic consultation of orthodontic patients up to 18 years old together with their parents, as well as fears, relating to orthodontic treatment, were evaluated during the research study. A subjective evaluation of aesthetic component was performed by parents, children and the orthodontist. Material…

Patient Gender, Age And Approach Impact On Revision Rate After A Total Knee Replacement Surgery

Algimantas Čebatorius, Aleksej Lebedev, Justinas Stučinskas, Simonas Laukaitis, Donatas Senkanec Abstract Total knee arthroplasty procedure is one of the most commonly performed orthopeadic procedures in Lithuania. A number of factors have a certain influence on treatment results. The aim of this study was to assess patient‘s sex, age, and operating approach affect on revision surgery…

The Survival Rate And Implant Distribution, According To The Type Of Fixation Used In Total Hip Arthroplasty, For Patients Of Different Age Groups

Algimantas Čebatorius, Aleksej Lebedev, Justinas Stučinskas, Donatas Senkanec, Andrius Stasiulis Abstract Every year about 4000 hip replacement surgeries are performed in Lithuania. It is a main method for the osteoarthritis treatment. In 2011 a Lithuanian register of arthroplasty was started aiming to analyse the results of the hip and knee replacement surgery as well as…

Anticoagulant And Antiplatelet Drugs Therapy In Oculoplastic Surgery

Rūta Kinderytė, Martynas Špečkauskas, Janina Kučinskienė Abstract Knowledge of proper administration of the anticoagulant and antiplatelet drugs therapy in oculoplastic surgeries is essential in order to avoid haemorrhagic complications during the surgeries and early postoperative period. Majority of the patients, to whom antiglaucoma, cataract or other eye surgeries are performed, are of elderly age and…

Prevalence Of Acute And Chronic Pain At Intervention Site After Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

Liuda Brogienė, Agnė Klimaitė, Arnas Lukošiūnas, Martynas Paliokas, Andrius Macas Abstract Background and Goal of study. Pain after percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) is underestimated problem, which has a lack of attention. In this study we report the prevalence, pain intensity and predisposing factors of acute and chronic pain after PCI procedure. Material and methods. The…

Laparoscopic Versus Open Repair Of Inguinal Hernia

Žilvinas Dambrauskas, Lina Pankratjevaitė, Vaidotas Bogusevičius, Antanas Mickevičius Abstract Background and objective. Inguinal hernia repair is one of the most common general surgery procedures. Laparoscopic repair is technically more demanding, though it has been shown to be superior in terms of pain and discomfort, however, there is no apparent difference in recurrence between laparoscopic and…

Evaluation Of Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Programmes Awareness In 40–55 Year Old Males And 50–65 Year Old Females

Lilija Rusakevič, Renata Šturienė, Jonas Kairys, Miglė Lamanauskaitė Abstract The objective of the thesis is to assess the knowledge about cardiovascular disease prevention program in men aged 40 – 55 and women aged 50 – 65 years old. 29 closed – question questionnaire was prepared to carry out the study. The survey carried out from…