Jerusalem, die Opfer und die Orgel : Predigt, am Sabbath, 25. Adar 5631 (18. März 1871)

von M. Güdemann

Der Wiener jüdische Jugend-Gottesdienst und seine Reorganisation : vorangeht ein kurzer Abriß seiner Geschichte ; Referat erstattet d. Konferenz d. isr. Religionslehrer an d. Wiener Mittelschulen am 17. Mai 1917

von M. Rosenfeld

Geschichte und Darstellung des jüdischen Cultus

von M. Duschak

Biblisch-talmudisch-rabbinische Blumenlese mit Uebersetzung und Erklärung systematisch und chronologisch geordnet als allgemeine Culturgeschichte für gebildete Leser und höhere Lehranstalten

von Bernard Fischer

Bericht über die achte, neunte u. zehnte Verwaltungsperiode des Vereines zur Förderung u. Verbreitung der Wissenschaft des Judentums "Afike Jehuda" in Prag. Voran geht : Alexandrien und Cordova : populärwissenschaftlicher Vortrag

von Moritz Tauber

Was heisst und zu welchem Ende studirt man jüdische Geschichte u. Litteratur? : Ein Vortrag

von M. Lazarus

Patristische und talmudische Studien

von M. Friedländer

Jüdische Kultus- und Erziehungsfragen : eine Denkschrift

von Moritz Tschiassny

Jüdische Kultus- und Erziehungsfragen : eine Denkschrift

von Moritz Tschiassny

Mohel kaddat : der theoretisch-praktische Mohel enthaltend sämmtliche Vorschriften über ...in klarer, leichtfaßl. Darst. ... zsgest. nach 1000 vollzogenen Beschneidungen

von Moritz Baum

Die Beschneidung : historisch u. medizinisch beleuchtet

von M. G. Salomon

Migration background is associated with caries in Viennese school children, even if parents have received a higher education.

BACKGROUND A low level of education and the migration background of parents are associated with the development of caries in children. The aim of this study was to evaluate whether a higher educational level of parents can overcome risks for the development of caries in immigrants in Vienna, Austria. METHODS The educational level of the parents, the school type, and the caries status of 736 randomly selected twelve-year-old children with and without migration background was determined in this cross sectional study. In children attending school in Vienna the decayed, missing, and filled teeth (DMFT) index was determined. For statistical analysis, a mixed negative-binomial-model was used. RESULTS The caries status of the children with migration background was significantly worse compared to that of the native Viennese population. A significant interaction was found between migration background and the educational level of the parents (p = 0.045). No interaction was found between the school type and either the migration background (p = 0.220) or the education level of the parents (p = 0.08). In parents with a higher scholarly education level, migration background (p < 0.01) and school type (p = 0.018) showed an association with DMFT values. In parents with a low education level, however, migration background and school type had no significant association with DMFT values. CONCLUSION These data indicate that children with a migration background are at higher risk to acquire caries than other Viennese children, even when the parents have received a higher education.

Removal of fractured endodontic instruments using an Nd:YAG laser.

OBJECTIVE Fractured endodontic instruments inhibit optimal cleaning and filling of dental root canals, which may result in a less favorable prognosis for the tooth. Several techniques are available to remove fractured instruments; however, healthy tooth substance often must be destroyed in the process. This study was intended to evaluate Nd:YAG laser treatment as a method to remove fractured stainless steel instruments without destroying healthy tooth substance. METHOD AND MATERIALS Stainless steel endodontic instruments were fractured in 33 unprocessed root canals of mandibular central and lateral incisors and premolars in vitro. A brass tube charged with solder was placed at the coronal end of the fractured instrument and laser energy was used to melt the solder, connecting the fractured instrument with the brass tube. The success rates of connecting and removal of fractured instruments from the root channel were recorded for each case. RESULTS Connecting was achieved in every case in which more than 1.5 mm of the fractured instrument was tangible (22 out of 22). In cases where less than 1.5 mm was tangible, the rate for successful connection decreased to 4 out of 11 (36.4%). Fractured endodontic instruments were removed successfully in 17 out of 22 cases (77.3%) in which more than 1.5 mm was tangible. If less than 1.5 mm was tangible, the removal success rate decreased to 3 out of 11 cases (27.3%). CONCLUSION Our data support Nd:YAG laser-mediated connecting of a brass tube to a fractured endodontic instrument as a feasible and tissue conserving removal approach when more than 1.5 mm of the instrument is tangible.

Sechs Briefe über die Mischehe

von L. Kahn. Aus d. Franz. übers. von Frau Moritz Baum