In chronic liver disease the most important aspect of patient selection is timing. Transplantation should improve both quality and quantity of life. The procedure is optimally carried out when the patient is well enough to withstand the procedure, but ill enough to warrant it (ie predicted survival is about 1–2 years without a transplant). Assessment for transplantation in chronic liver disease...

Propionicacidaemia is an inborn error of organic acid metabolism in which there is a defect in propionyl-CoA carboxylase activity, and a clinical picture of overwhelming illness very early in life which was originally described as ketotic hyperglycinaemia (Childs et al., 1961; Hommes et al., 1968; Hsia et al., 1970). These patients have large amounts of glycine in their blood and urine. They al...

introduction all nations are striving for development. economic development is one of the main parts of development process, but not all of it. populations health is one of the main factors of economic development, and child’s mortality is one of the main factors of population health status. the aim of this study is investigating the role of socioeconomic disparties in under 5 mortality in east...

The paper is devoted to the problems of regional ethno-cultural education. ethnopolitical, multicultural situation on territory Samara and Region largely coincides with general socio-economic trends taking place in Russia, which gives reason consider region as a where important ethnopolitical processes are place. educational environment becoming more polyethnic requires attention issues educati...

Advancements in e-learning coupled with the recent pandemic has resulted a paradigm shift when it comes to remote-based education. Whilst this its benefits most important being continuation of curriculum there are various risks posed younger learners. Their exposure wide variety content including that malicious intent poses serious risk emotional well children and is concern for parents. This c...

This paper outlines a methodology that makes possible a nuanced understanding of past Tibetan societies by exploring the tensions between structure and agency. Ethnographic data from a recent project on the historical demography of Skyid grong District is used to demonstrate how one can move beyond normative descriptions of a past society by using interviewees as both informants (who impart nor...