Reverend Professor Marian Bendza (23 I 1951–5 V 2018)

I-23: Hysteroscopic Complications

Hysteroscopic complications are infrequent. Major complications include: 1. Uterine perforation that is the most common complication of operative hysteroscopy (0.8 - 1.6 %). The perforation rate is less during diagnostic hysteroscopy. 2. Bowel or bladder injury which is rare, but may occur in association with uterine perforation or as a result of use of electrical current. 3. Cervical laceratio...

MARIAN Client / Server Interaction

The MARIAN system, like many information systems, can be divided in to a client part and a server part (Fig. 1). Historically, MARIAN was designed to support stand-alone single-user clients running on desktop machines. Although some of these clients are still in existence, this has not been the primary means of interacting with the system since the Web revolution of the mid-1990s. Most users no...

I-23: Mild Stimulation in ART

Background The conventional ovarian stimulation protocol aims to provide the maximum number of oocytes for fertilization which is lead to several embryos for selecting to transfer. There are some complications in this case like; OHSS, Multiple gestation, Time consuming, Patients discomfort, High costs, Emotional distress and Reduced implantation rate due to the embryo- endometrial asynchrony. R...

Marian Walhout: Transcriptional mapmaker

T rying to pick your way through all the factors that govern differential gene expression patterns in multi-cellular organisms can be a tricky business. A quick glance at Marian Walhout's maps of the interactions between transcription factors and DNA elements could easily leave one feeling more lost than ever. But Walhout, who constructs these maps using high-throughput screens and computationa...

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