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Romanian Journal of Military Medicine Founded 1897 • New Series Romanian Journal of Vol. CXXII • No. 3/2019 • December Military Medicine REVISTA DE MEDICINĂ MILITARĂ • About malpraxis, with love • Current therapeutic strategies for erectile function recovery after radical prostatectomy – literature review and meta-analysis • Toxoplasma Gondii infection and the signs of fetal affection during pregnancy as seen on ultrasound • High values of procalcitonin in non-septic patients with thermal and airway burns • Management of war-related vascular injuries. A civilian surgeon experience in the treatment of war casualties at a secondary care hospital • 3D echo in everyday life: Could it reset our threshold for interventions? • Aptamer as a proper alternative instead of monoclonal antibody in diagnosis and neutralization of menacing biological agents • Alteration of levels of thyroid hormones in acute ischemic stroke and its correlation with severity and functional outcome • Characteristics and complications of supernumerary permanent teeth in a sample of patients examined in a university pedodontics clinic • Development of quantitative real-time RT-PCR assay for detection and viral load determination of Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever (CCHF) virus • Prioritisation In delivering health services – a military health system example • Why cancer/terminal ill diagnosis unsuccessful in India: a qualitative analysis • Simulation and dynamic analysis of military marching using lower limbs anthropometric data • Drug allergies interpretation based on patient’s history alone may have therapeutic consequences in hospital setting • New approaches regarding the protection forces’ health against the effects of some toxic substances • Pregnancy outcomes in a patient with Fontan circulation for single ventricle congenital heart disease and aberrant praevia placental lobe • A simple approach for risk stratification in the plan of exercise in older adults • Can we still manage the relationship with patients? • The safety of genetic reserves in bioterrorism from the passive defense perspective • Secure wireless system based on reconfigurable devices for human biomedical parameters monitoring Journal included in Web of Science, Emerging Sources Citation Index, 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. www.revistamedicinamilitara.ro Editorial Board of Romanian Journal of Military Medicine Under the patronage Romanian Association of Military Physicians and Pharmacists 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, PhD, MBA Victor L. Purcărea PhD, MBA Associate Editor Mariana Jinga MD, PhD, 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 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) Raluca S. Costache (Bucharest) Tudor Nicolaie (Bucharest) Anda Băicuş (Bucharest) Dragoș Cuzino (Bucharest) Ana Maria Oproiu (Bucharest) Cristian Băicuş (Bucharest) Camelia Diaconu (Bucharest) Carmen Orban (Bucharest) Andra R. Bălănescu (Bucharest) Mircea Diculescu (Bucharest) Bogdan A. Popescu (Bucharest) Mircea Beuran (Bucharest) Lidia Dobrescu (Bucharest) Aurelian E. Ranetti (Bucharest) Ovidiu Bratu (Bucharest) Cosmin Dobrin (Bucharest) Corneliu Romanițan (Bucharest) Daciana Brănișteanu (Iași) Dumitru Constantin Dulcan (Bucharest) Mugurel Rusu (Bucharest) Dragoș Bumbăcea (Bucharest) Silviu Dumitrescu (Bucharest) Andrada Seicean (Cluj Napoca) Marian Burcea (Bucharest) Carmen G. Fierbințeanu (Bucharest) Carmen A. Sîrbu (Bucharest) Mihai Ciocârlan (Bucharest) Cristian Gheorghe (Bucharest) Silviu Stanciu (Bucharest) Sofia Colesca (Bucharest) Liana S. Gheorghe (Bucharest) Ion Țintoiu (Bucharest) Gabriel Constantinescu (Bucharest) Viorel Jinga (Bucharest) Sorin G. Țiplica (Bucharest) Silviu Constantinoiu (Bucharest) Carmen Moldovan (Bucharest) Daniel Vasile (Bucharest) Dan Corneci (Bucharest) Ovidiu Nicodin (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 Romanian College of Physicians Medical Publications Index. www.revistamedicinamilitara.ro Romanian Journal of Military Medicine, New Series, vol. CXXII, No 3/2019, December ISSN-L 1222-5126; eISSN 2501-2312; pISSN 1222-5126 Vol. CXXII • No. 3/2019 • December • Romanian Journal of Military Medicine RJMM Founded 1897 • New Series Vol. CXXII • No. 3/2019 • December Romanian Journal of Military Medicine Edited by the Romanian Association of Military Physicians and Pharmacists. Contents EDITORIAL Dan Mischianu ● About malpraxis, with love 5 SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Cătălin Belinski, Alexandru Aungurenci, Dragoș Marcu, Dan Spînu, Ovidiu Bratu, Dan Mischianu ● Current therapeutic strategies for erectile function recovery after radical prostatectomy – literature review and meta-analysis 9 REVIEW ARTICLE C.A. Ispas, M. Bujor-Moraru, A. Bibire, F. Isopescu, M.J. Gardescu, C. Teodorescu, A. Edu ● Toxoplasma Gondii infection and the signs of fetal affection during pregnancy as seen on ultrasound 18 ORIGINAL ARTICLES Bogdan I. Pavel, Luisa M.V. Vătășoiu, Adrian T. Stanculea, Adina M. Milos, Alina A. Păstrăv, Adrian E.I. Roșca, Ana-Maria S. Zăgrean, Adrian M.E. Otoiu, Mihaela A. Covrig, Ileana C.P.V. Boiangiu ● High values of procalcitonin in non-septic patients with thermal and airway burns 22 Bariş Akça ● Management of war-related vascular injuries. A civilian surgeon experience in the treatment of war casualties at a secondary care hospital 29 Maria M. Gurzun, Silviu Stanciu, Adrian Gabără, Adrian Ionescu ● 3D echo in everyday life: Could it reset our threshold for interventions? 36 Hadi E.G. Ghaleh, Mojtaba Sharti, Mohammad S. Hashemzadeh ● Aptamer as a proper alternative instead of monoclonal antibody in diagnosis and neutralization of menacing biological agents 42 Brinder M.S. Lamba, Shalini Sharma, Pulin Gupta ● Alteration of levels of thyroid hormones in acute ischemic stroke and its correlation with severity and functional outcome 52 Mihaela Tănase, Aneta Munteanu, Ioana A. Stanciu, Elena C. Coculescu, Carmen Nicolae, Gabriela D. Bălan ● Characteristics and complications of supernumerary permanent teeth in a sample of patients examined in a university pedodontics clinic 64 Mojtaba Sharti, Mohammad S. Hashemzadeh, Ruhollah Dorostkar ● Development of quantitative real-time RT-PCR assay for detection and viral load determination of Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever (CCHF) virus 69 1 Ünal Demirtaș ● Prioritisation In delivering health services – a military health system example 76 Suantak D. Vaiphei, Devendra S. Singh ● Why cancer/terminal ill diagnosis unsuccessful in India: a qualitative analysis 84 Abolfazl Shakibaee, Alireza Asgari, Kamal Mostafavi, Gholamhossein Pourtaghi, Zeynab Ebrahimpour ● Simulation and dynamic analysis of military marching using lower limbs anthropometric data 92 Polliana M. Leru, Andreea Leontescu, Ion Ștefan, Irena Nedelea, Iuliana Ceaușu, Edu Antoine ● Drug allergies interpretation based on patient’s history alone may have therapeutic consequences in hospital setting 101 Pavel Otrisal, Camelia Diaconu, Ovidiu Bratu, Florentina Ioniță Radu, Zdenek Melicharik, Simona G. Bungău ● New approaches regarding the protection forces’ health against the effects of some toxic substances 106 CLINICAL PRACTICE Diana I. Voicu, Octavian Munteanu, Maria Sajin, Adrian Dumitru, Roxana O. Darabonț, Cătălin Cîrstoiu, Monica M. Cîrstoiu ● Pregnancy outcomes in a patient with Fontan circulation for single ventricle congenital heart disease and aberrant praevia placental lobe 110 VARIA Mehmet I. Naharci, Oznur Buyukturan, Ilker Tasci ● A simple approach for risk stratification in the plan of exercise in older adults 115 Liana Manolache ● Can we still manage the relationship with patients 117 Hadi E.G. Ghaleh, Mohsen A. Farajzadeh, Mosa Jafari, Nader N. Shadbad ● The safety of genetic reserves in bioterrorism from the passive defense perspective 120 Ionuț Rădoi, Lidia Dobrescu, Ștefan C. Arseni, Florin Răstoceanu, Florent M. Roman, Dragoș Dobrescu, Stela Halichidis ● Secure wireless system based on reconfigurable devices for human biomedical parameters monitoring 128 Guidelines for authors 133 2 Vol. CXXII • No. 3/2019 • December • Romanian Journal of Military Medicine 3 4 Vol. CXXII • No. 3/2019 • December • Romanian Journal of Military Medicine EDITORIAL About malpraxis, with love… for your information Dan Mischianu The title of this article for the Romanian Journal of Military I do not pretend to be an expert Medicine, is inspired from the title of an American
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