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B M Berić

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[Problems in primary and secondary selection of personnel for scientific research].

The author presents his own observations and reflections about the problems which appear with primary and secondary selection and election, in other words, with the selection, election and reelection of candidates, meaning personnel for scientific-research work at institutes and clinics of medical faculties in our country. He is in favor of the introduction of unique, agreed on, scientific and professional criteria, and with that, their strict obeying, without the influence of para-scientific factors, with the elimination of the attempts of such negative occurrences and attempted activities. In the process of secondary selection (reelection) the author recommends the strict obedience of principles of expertly proven scientific and professional qualities of the candidate, with giving priority and propulsive direction to the young, contemporarily educated and efficient workers in scientific research, and the principled elimination from institutes and clinics of such people which have not, up to now, actually proven themselves in the scientific and professional field. With this, broad spaces open for the constant selection of new young personnel and the removal of the insufficiently qualified "plethora" which blocks the further development and efficient work of scientific-research institutions at medical faculties.

Personnel Selection↗

[Complications and psychosomatic problems after tubal sterilization].

From 1969 to 1974, 2080 patients were sterilized, 1702 by the pelviscopic method (electrocoagulation), 375 by laparotomy, and 3 vaginally. About two thirds of the sterilisations by laparotomy were carried out after delivery or during other surgical procedures. 15% of all women were sterilized for medical reasons; the other cases had to be 35 years of age or at least 30 if they had more than 3 children. The overall complication rate was 5% with both methods. Complications during pelviscopy included hemorrhage, bowel injury and burns. Postoperative complications after laparotomy were hemorrhage, thrombosis and wound dehiscence. Only half of the patients could be followed up; there were 4 pregnancies among 1308 women. In more than 50% the sexual relations had improved, in only 3% they had worsened. About 97% of the pelviscopically sterilized patients were satisfied with surgical method chosen and with their present status. It is recommended to allow sufficient time to think the decision over prior to the operation.

Adult↗

[Legal abortion during the first trimester of pregnancy at the University Hospital for Women in Novi Sad (1960-1975)].

The authors present the results of their own observations and investigations of legal abortions until the 12th week in the University Department of Gynaecologigy and Obstetrics of Novi Sad for the period 1960 to 1975. The analysis discusses success, failures and complications in 83,121 legal and 23,321 cases of other abortions registered in the Department in the mentioned period. In particular, injuries of the uterus at these interventions, haemorrhage after and during abortion and distinctly low mortality at legal abortions--1 case or 0.0012% are discussed.

Abortion, Therapeutic↗

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History, Early Modern 1451-1600↗