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Immunisation Guidelines for Ireland 2008 EDITION - Online only update August 2010

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Wilhelm Ziely ("Olwier und Artus", "Valentin und Orsus", 1521) und das Fiktionsproblem des frühneuhochdeutschen Prosaromans

Wilhelm Zielys ca. 1511-21 in Bern entstandene Prosaromane ‛Olwier und Artus' und ‛Valentin und Orsus' nach französischer Vorlage sind bisher kaum erschlossen. Lediglich ihre Paratexte werden seit jeher registriert: Zielys Vorrede zum 1521 als Doppelausgabe erschienenen Erstdruck beider Romane sowie ein erläuterndes Schlusskapitel zu ‛Olwier und Artus' gelten als innovative Lösungsversuche des im 16. Jahrhundert virulenten Wahrheitsproblems der Literatur und als frühe Zeugnisse für die Entwicklung modernen Fiktionsbewusstseins. Der Beitrag analysiert zunächst in systematischem Zugriff Verbindungspunkte zur neuzeitlichen Literaturästhetik und zeigt auf, daß diese Verbindungen nicht historisch sein können. In einem zweiten, historischen Zugriff untersucht er Zielys Modell im Kontext seines Gesamtwerks und stellt es in den kulturgeschichtlichen Zusammenhang der Jahre um 1520 in der alten Eidgenossenschaft. Er arbeitet die enge Anbindung der poetologischen Positionierung Zielys an den glaubensgeschichtlichen Diskurs am Vorabend der Berner Reformation heraus und wirft neue Fragen zur Auseinandersetzung mit dem Fiktionsproblem im Prosaroman, zugleich auch nach dem literaturwissenschaftlichen Zugang zu vormoderner Fiktionalität, auf.

Classification and management of seeds in retinoblastoma. Ellsworth Lecture Ghent August 24th 2013.

Retinoblastoma has the unique capacity to accelerate its own intra-ocular propagation by adopting semi-solid or even liquid growth properties through seeding. Until recently, the presence of any degree of seeding was mostly incompatible with successful conservative management, due to the multiresistant nature of the seeds. Surprisingly, this well-recognized retinoblastoma behavior has not undergone any detailed description of seeding patterns and anatomic sites. In this paper, we describe the phenotypic variability of seeds across the four possible intraocular seeding compartments and classify them into three fundamental types: namely dust, spheres, and clouds. We also provide an overview of the different therapeutic strategies developed for seeding, with special attention to intravitreal chemotherapy as the treatment of choice for vitreous and retro-hyaloid seeding. Finally, we propose criteria to enable assessment of the response to treatment by reporting seed regression patterns, as well as a clinical grading system for the retinal toxicity observed following intravitreal melphalan.

Measles outbreak in Andalusia, Spain, January to August 2011.

On 7 January 2011, a six year-old child living in a Roma community near Seville, southern Spain, was hospitalised with measles. Contact tracing identified a probable index case with onset of symptoms on 20 December 2011 and several unreported cases among children under the age of 15 years in the same town. The outbreak initially spread in districts in the city of Seville with a high proportion of Roma residents, and later to other cities and towns in Andalusia. While some towns experienced wide spread of the disease with significant clusters of cases, most of the affected locations saw non-clustered cases or very few secondary cases. The outbreak resulted in 1,759 confirmed or probable cases of which 393 (19%) required hospitalisation. Measles virus of genotype D4 was diagnosed in more than half of the cases. Significant differences (p<0.0001) by age group were found between clustered and non-clustered cases. The highest proportion of clustered cases occurred in the age group of 5-14 yearolds, while the highest proportion of non-clustered cases was seen in those older than 29 years. The last confirmed case related to this outbreak was reported on 20 August 2011.

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