The most important cultural establishment in Slovakia, the Slovak National Theatre (SNT),was founded 1920. beginnings of this institution were extremely complicated because itsactivities not managed by state, but a private company called Cooperative theSlovak Theatre. This joint was 1919 and consisted representativesof then governing bodies, intelligentsia, representatives banks otherassociatio...

INTRODUCTION The aim of this study is to assess the effect of body mass index (BMI) and body weight on theatre utilisation time during primary total hip (THR) and knee replacements (TKR). METHODS A total of 1859 cases were included (820 THR and 1039 TKR). Patients were divided into groups based on BMI and body weight. The time interval from 'starting anaesthesia' to 'transfer back to recovery...

This article applies feminist theory with cultural criminology to explore the role of theatre in the lives of criminalized women. Theatre initiatives for criminalized populations are growing worldwide, and so we are seeking to better understand how these two realms intersect. This article is based on a case study which was conducted at the Clean Break Theatre Company in London, England in the s...

Over the past several decades, researchers have taken an interest in theatre as a unique method of analysing data and translating findings. Because of its ability to communicate research findings in an emotive and embodied manner, theatre holds particular potential for health research, which often engages complex questions of the human condition. In order to evaluate the research potential of t...

In the interwar period, an American theatre and film entrepreneur had a determinantimpact on private sector of Budapest. Ben Blumenthal (1883–1967) ran Vígszínház(Comedy Theatre) in 1920–1926 owned its building 1920–1949. addition, Blumenthalfinanced operation Fővárosi Operettszínház (Budapest Operetta 1922–1926.Although from global perspective, does not belong to group legendaryUS or movie pro...

Patients are often unaware of the extensive duties of an anaesthetist and their significant contributions to patient management. This study aimed to evaluate current knowledge and perceptions of anaesthesia among an Irish patient population. 100 surgical patients completed multiple choice questionnaires which assessed patients knowledge of anaesthesia, the role of an anaesthetist and satisfacti...

I believe that the details given in this release from the British Information Services are slightly incorrect. While I agree that Guy's Hospital in London will be the first institution in the world to have a permanent installation for televising surgical operations, I should like to mention that the Philips organization in Holland were the first in Europe to undertake this type of experiment. T...

Our project is a reconstruction of the Theatre district in Pompeii as an interactive three-dimensional model. This model will include the large or “grand” Theatre, the Triangular Forum and its monuments, and the connecting areas between the forum, theatre, and the encircling street grid. We will integrate the model with an encyclopaedia-like website containing supporting references, photography...

With the increasing availability of multimodal data, an important current topic is to provide surgeons with tools for the visual exploration of the patient data according to their own preferences and experience. In the operating theatre very rigid visualisation modalities are normally available and each of them is usually dedicated to one specific aspect of the operation workflow. A need of mor...

The patient who was a six-year-old negro child of mixed parentage with no recorded previous medical history was admitted for a minor plastic operation. At the time of admission his haemoglobin was 11.5 g. per 100 ml. Neither of the parents, both of whom were medically qualified, were aware of any haematological abnormality. Premedication was administered in the hour before being taken to theatr...