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Romanian Journal of Military Medicine Founded 1897 • New Series Romanian Journal of Vol. CXXIII • No. 4/2020 • November Military Medicine REVISTA DE MEDICINĂ MILITARĂ • Current treatment of posttraumatic stress disorder – A review of therapeutic guidelines and good practice recommendations • A practical approach of the pediatric patient with obstetrical brachial plexus palsy starting from 28 cases – Single centre experience over 6 years • Medical devices in current medicine • Emergency surgery for complicated colorectal cancer – what we choose: A retrospective cohort study • Assessment of patient satisfaction with primary health care in a military setting: A cross-sectional study from Turkey • Total knee arthroplasty radiographic evaluation via a Bayesian belief network. A pilot study • Prevalence of osteoarthritis disorders in Iranian chemical injured patients: A cross-sectional study using the COPCORD approaches • CoViD-19 disease, Romanian health system response to outbreak and economic impact • Therapeutic and diagnostic considerations in multiple eruptive clear cell acanthoma • The effect of implementing collaborative care model on diet compliance in hemodialysis patients • Are there only records of success in urology, or are there errors, mistakes and risks as well • Artificial Intelligence in cardiovascular medical imaging • The role of career anchors in human resource strategy (Case study: students of Management Faculty of Yadegar-e-Imam Khomeini (RAH) Shahre Rey Branch, Islamic Azad University) • Overview of telemedicine use aspects in natural and technical disaster and combat situation • Effect of pharmacist’s patient education on patient compliance in southeast of Iran: A quasi-experimental study • Clinical and therapeutic particularities of acute gallstones disease during COVID-19 pandemic • Osteoporosis and the fracture risk in systemic lupus erythematosus • Serum vaspin and chemerin changes in response to combat physical fitness test in military forces • Normal pressure hydrocephalus – Diagnosis and therapeutic challenges • The seasonal incidence of intracranial hemorrhages CiteFactor IF 1.90 Journal included in Web of Science, Emerging Sources Citation Index, CiteFactor, Index Copernicus International, National Library of Medicine Catalog, Ulrich’s Periodicals Directory database, Directory of Open Access Journals, Directory of Research Journals Index, Eurasian Scientific Journal Index, Science Library Index and Open Academic Journals Index. Index. www.revistamedicinamilitara.ro Editorial Board of Romanian Journal of Military Medicine Under the patronage Romanian Association of Military Physicians Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Bucharest, Romania Honorary Editor Acad. Victor Voicu MD, PhD Editors-in-Chief Florentina Ioniță Radu MD, PhD, MBA Dan Mischianu MD, PhD Executive Editors Daniel O. Costache MD, Ph.D., MBA Victor L. Purcărea PhD, MBA Associate Editor Mariana Jinga MD, Ph.D., MBA Redactors Raluca S. Costache MD, PhD, MBA – Bucharest Mihail S. Tudosie MD, PhD – Bucharest Editorial Assistants Ioana Bratu MD Cristina Solea Technical Secretary Oana Ciobanu Ionuț M. Olteanu Publisher The Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy Publishing House International Editorial Board Natan Børnstein (Israel) Mihai Moldovan (Denmark) Ioanel Sinescu (Romania) Silviu Brill (Israel) Ioan Opriș (USA) C. Ionescu Târgovişte (Romania) Cris S. Constantinescu (UK) Gerard Roul (France) Radu Ţuţuian (Switzerland) Daniel Dănilă (USA) Erwin Santo (Israel) Shyam Varadarajulu (USA) Stergios Ganatsios (Greece) Adrian Săftoiu (Denmark) Peter Vilmann (Denmark) Scientific Publishing Committee Adrian Barbilian (Bucharest) Dan Corneci (Bucharest) Ovidiu Nicodin (Bucharest) Anda Băicuş (Bucharest) Raluca S. Costache (Bucharest) Tudor Nicolaie (Bucharest) Cristian Băicuş (Bucharest) Dragoș Cuzino (Bucharest) Ana Maria Oproiu (Bucharest) Andra R. Bălănescu (Bucharest) Camelia Diaconu (Bucharest) Carmen Orban (Bucharest) Mircea Beuran (Bucharest) Mircea Diculescu (Bucharest) Bogdan A. Popescu (Bucharest) Ovidiu Bratu (Bucharest) Lidia Dobrescu (Bucharest) Aurelian E. Ranetti (Bucharest) Daciana Brănișteanu (Iași) Cosmin Dobrin (Bucharest) Mugurel Rusu (Bucharest) Dragoș Bumbăcea (Bucharest) Dumitru Constantin Dulcan (Bucharest) Andrada Seicean (Cluj Napoca) Marian Burcea (Bucharest) Silviu Dumitrescu (Bucharest) Carmen A. Sîrbu (Bucharest) Mihai Ciocârlan (Bucharest) Carmen G. Fierbințeanu (Bucharest) Silviu Stanciu (Bucharest) Cătălin Cîrstoiu (Bucharest) Cristian Gheorghe (Bucharest) Ion Țintoiu (Bucharest) Sofia Colesca (Bucharest) Liana S. Gheorghe (Bucharest) Sorin G. Țiplica (Bucharest) Gabriel Constantinescu (Bucharest) Viorel Jinga (Bucharest) Daniel Vasile (Bucharest) Silviu Constantinoiu (Bucharest) Carmen Moldovan (Bucharest) Dragoş Vinereanu (Bucharest) REDACTION B-dul Eroii sanitari, Nr.8, Sector 5, București, Tel/fax 021/318.07.59, tel. 021/318.08.62/Int. 199; Email [email protected] Romanian Journal of Military Medicine (RJMM) is included in the Romanian College of Physicians Medical Publications Index. www.revistamedicinamilitara.ro Romanian Journal of Military Medicine, New Series, vol. CXXIII, No 4/2020, November ISSN-L1222-5126; eISSN 2501-2312; pISSN 1222-5126 Vol. CXXIII • No. 4/2020 • November • Romanian Journal of Military Medicine Founded 1897•New Series Vol. CXXIII• No. 4/2020, November Contents REVIEW ARTICLE Octavian Vasiliu, Daniel Vasile, Andrei G. Mangalagiu, Bogdan M. Petrescu, Cristian A. Candea, Corina Tudor, Daniela Ungureanu, Madalina Miclos, Alina Draghici, Catalina Florescu, Roxana E. Bratu-Bazic ● Current treatment of posttraumatic stress disorder – A review of therapeutic guidelines and good practice recommendations 241 ORIGINAL ARTICLES Alice Dica, Diana Barca, Oana Tarta-Arsene, Ioana Minciu, Catrinel Iliescu, Carmen Burloiu, Niculina Butoianu, Magdalena Budisteanu, Cristina Pomeran, Carmen Sandu, Ligia Robanescu, Cristina Anghelescu, Dragos Zamfirescu, Gabriela Musat, Ovidiu Musat, Dana Craiu ● A practical approach of the pediatric patient with obstetrical brachial plexus palsy starting from 28 cases – Single centre experience over 6 years 249 Viorel Ordeanu, Lucia E. Ionescu, Victoria G. Dumitrescu, Roxana G. Pricop, Răzvan Neagu, Diana M. Popescu ● Medical devices in current medicine 253 Georgiana B. Constantin, Dorel Firescu, Dragoș Voicu, Bogdan Ștefănescu, Raul Mihailov, Cristina Șerban, Eugenia Panaitescu, Rodica Bîrlă, Silviu Constantinoiu ● Emergency surgery for complicated colorectal cancer – What we choose: a retrospective cohort study 258 Alper T. Kokcu ● Assessment of patient satisfaction with primary health care in a military setting: A cross-sectional study from Turkey 267 Catalin Cirstoiu, Bogdan Cretu, Bogdan Serban, Sergiu Iordache, Adrian Cursaru, Stefan Cristea, Anca I. Eremia, Silvia Nica ● Total knee arthroplasty radiographic evaluation via a Bayesian belief network. A pilot study 274 Abolfazl Shakibaee, Alireza Shahriary, Noushin Bayat, Soraya Shadmanfar, Zeynab Ebrahimpour, Eshagh Harsij, Ahmad Farhadi, Ahmad-Reza Jamshidi, Mahmood Salesi, Seyed R. Hooseini Zijoud, Gholam H. Alishiri ● Prevalence of osteoarthritis disorders in Iranian chemical injured patients: A cross-sectional study using the COPCORD approaches 278 Laura Bostangiu (Petcu), Alexandru I. Iordache, Nicolae D. Garofil, Raluca S. Costache ● CoViD-19 disease, Romanian health system response to outbreak and economic impact 284 239 CLINICAL PRACTICE Florica Șandru, Cezara Teodorescu, Maria M. Constantin, Mihai C. Dumitrașcu, Raluca G. Miulescu, Adelina 295 Popa ● Therapeutic and diagnostic considerations in multiple eruptive clear cell acanthoma VARIA Hossein Habibzadeh, Sima Pourteimour, Rasool Gharaaghaji Asl, Sahar Kazemi ● The effect of implementing collaborative care model on diet compliance in hemodialysis patients 300 Viorel Tode ● Are there only records of success in urology, or are there errors, mistakes, and risks as well 307 Silviu Stanciu, Irina A. Tache, Magdalena Gurzun, Alexandru Sorici, Alexandru Croitoru, Dragos Cuzino, Diana L. Tudor, Sorin Lazar ● Artificial Intelligence in cardiovascular medical imaging 310 Mir M. Peidaie, Mohammad Belal ● The role of career anchors in human resource strategy (Case Study: Students of Management Faculty of Yadegar-e-Imam Khomeini (RAH) Shahre Rey Branch, Islamic Azad University) 317 Hamid R. Rasouli, Karim S. Kondor, Fathollah Ahmadpour, Mohammad Nobakht, Ali A. Esfahani, Mohsen A. Farajzadeh ● Overview of telemedicine use aspects in natural and technical disaster and combat situation 325 Fatemeh Izadpanah, Dariush Rigi, Mahdi Afshari, Mandana Moradi ● Effect of pharmacist’s patient education on patient compliance in the southeast of Iran: A quasi- experimental study 331 Simona Balasescu, Dragos Margaritescu, Corneliu Tudor, Alexandru Sabau ● Clinical and therapeutic particularities of acute gallstones disease during COVID-19 pandemic 335 Mihai L. Ciobîcă, Oana P. Ionescu, Bianca A. Săndulescu ● Osteoporosis and the fracture risk in systemic lupus erythematosus 341 Hossein Shirvani, Alireza Delpasand, Behzad Bazgir ● Serum vaspin and chemerin changes in response to combat physical fitness test in military forces 348 Alin V. Chirtes, Teofil Mures, Marian Mitrică ● Normal pressure hydrocephalus – Diagnosis and therapeutic challenges 354 Marian Mitrică, Răzvan I. Dumitru, Carmen A. Sîrbu, Minerva C. Ghinescu ● The seasonal incidence of intracranial hemorrhages 360 Guidelines for authors 366 240 Vol. CXXIII • No. 4/2020 • November • Romanian Journal of Military Medicine The
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