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G Henning

Publications and source records attributed to G Henning.

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PubMed1979

[Methodical aspects and results of studies into motivations for induced termination of pregnancy and the wish to have a child (author's transl)].

Medical and social aspects relating to human reproduction has been the heading of a research subject in the context of sociogynaecology. An account is given in this paper of medicosociological studies and survey approaches with regard to induced-termination patients, puerperae and a control population, with emphasis being laid on identifying attitudes, motivations, and general views on having children. -- Methodical aspects are reported and assessed together with preliminary results obtained from a GDR-representative sub-study into 2,776 induced-termination patients. Priorities issues included the social situation of the interviewees, their attitudes towards having a child and to induced termination of pregnancy, reasons given for termination decisions, as well as views on contraception and family planning.

Abortion, Induced↗
PubMed1977

[Sexual development and behaviour in young female workers (author's transl)].

With the help of a standardized questionnaire in 1968 100 young female workers and in 1976 133 were asked in anonymous and written manner about different sexual development and about sexual behaviour. In the center of the inquest were the following questions: age of sex enlightment--age of menarche--age of first sexual intercourse and its motivation--personal attitude to pregnancy and contraception. Both of the groups mentioned were workers under equal conditions. Within eight years sexual development and sexual behaviour of the youth were compared.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1975

[Problem of scattered light in the localized stimulation of the retina (author's transl)].

In attempting local retinal stimulation of an intact eye the generation of scattered light cannot be prevented, but it can be sufficiently reduced by a suitable selection of stimulus parameters, especially of stimulus luminance and facial field luminance, of stimulus size and exposition time. By investigating the most important sources of scattered light, e.g. inhomogenities in the dioptric media, reflections at refracting surfaces, diffraction at the pupil borders, and the distribution of scattered light in the retina it becomes possible to develop indications for the construction of a focal optical stimulator.

Humans↗
PubMed1975

[Thermoanalytical studies on gypsum- and phosphate-bonded casting investments].

The two test series were carried out with the dilatometer TMA 500 (of Haereus company). The measurements for thermic expansion are easily reproducible, not so for setting expansion. The recorded setting expansion values are identical with the manufacturers' data given for Luster Cast, Aurovest, and Deguvest HFG, among the thermic expansion values only those for Luster Cast are in line with the data given; the values given for Bayer DC are most different from those we found.

Calcium Sulfate↗
PubMed1975

[Sex behavior of female patients following therapy for cervix carcinomas].

Report about behaviour in sexuality of 201 patients after treatment of carcinoma cervicis at the Department of Gynecology of Karl-Marx-University Leipzig in 1965 to 1966. The data of interest were sexual behavior 2 years before treatment and that 5 years after. The informations were got by direct interrogation and with the help of a standardized form.

Attitude↗
PubMed1975

[The prep-trainer--thermal control in the pulp space].

The "Prep-Trainer" was developed as teaching and checking aid in order to enable students and dentists interested in continued education to check themselves. The heat development in the pulp cavity is measured at the model. Measurements made by the author showed that the safest method for maintaining constant temperatures and thus avoiding over-heating of the pulp cavity is the cooling with the air-water spray handpiece by the dental assistant.

Audiovisual Aids↗