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Letöltés (15MB) I ! О A SZENT-GYÖRGYI ALBERT ORVOSTUDOMÁNYI EGYETEM О MUNKATÁRSAINAK SZAKIRODALMI MUNKÁSSÁGA AZ 3 1996. ÉVBEN и ELŐADÁSOK ÉS ELŐADÁSKIVONATOK S BIBLIOGRÁFIA и H о PUBLICATIONS OF THE STAFF OF THE N ALBERT SZENT-GYÖRGYI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY сп чо FOR 1996 о\ CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS 0\ BIBLIOGRAPHY A SZENT-GYÖRGYI ALBERT ORVOSTUDOMÁNYI EGYETEM MUNKATÁRSAINAK SZAKIRODALMI MUNKÁSSÁGA AZ 1996. ÉVBEN ELŐADÁSOK ÉS ELŐADÁSKIVONATOK BIBLIOGRÁFIA PUBLICATIONS OF THE STAFF OF THE ALBERT SZENT-GYÖRGYI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY FOR 1996 CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY SZEGED, 1997 A SZENT-GYÖRGYI ALBERT ORVOSTUDOMÁNYI EGYETEM KIADÁSA Kiadó Published by DR. DOBOZY ATTILA rektor Felelős kiadó Responsible for the publication DR. PAPP GYULA tudományos rektorhelyettes Főszerkesztő General editor DR. MARTON JÁNOS Szerkesztők Editors NEMESVÁRI ZOLTÁNNÉ PAPP KORNÉLIA ZSIGÓ ILDIKÓ HU ISSN 0866-0514 TARTALOMJEGYZÉK CONTENTS Bevezető 5 Introduction Nem folyóiratban megjelent teljes szöveges előadások 7 Lectures published in books Előadáskivonatok folyóiratban 21 Abstracts in journals Előadáskivonatok nem folyóiratban..... 199 Abstracts in books Szerzői névmutató 375 Author index Intézeti mutató 455 Index of institutes Intézeti kódszámok 469 Code numbers of institutes BEVEZETŐ A Szent-Györgyi Albert Orvostudományi Egyetem munkatársainak 1996-os közölt előadásait és előadáskivonatait tartalmazza bibliográfiánk e kötete. A folyóiratrövidítéseknél a MEDLINE adatbázis gyakorlatát követtük. A szerzőnevek számkódjai az intézeti hovatartozást jelzik. Teljes névvel szerepelnek a SZOTE szerzők, a többiek keresztnevét a kezdőbetű jelzi. Adatszolgáltatóinknak, a SZOTE intézeteinek ezúton mondunk köszönetet. A SZOTE Központi Könyvtár Munkatársai -5- INTRODUCTION In this volume the bibliography contains the conference publications by the staff of the Albert Szent-György Medical University for 1996. Only • / the staff member authors' forenames are written fully. Journal abbreviations are made according to the practice of MEDLINE. The help of the Institutes of the University is acknowledged. Central Library of University -6- NEM FOLYÓIRATBAN MEGJELENT TELJES SZÖVEGES ELŐADÁSOK LECTURES PUBLISHED IN BOOKS 1. Aigner Zoltán" - Dombi György16 - Kata Mihály" Increasing the solubility characteristics of D-norgestrel with cyclodextrins. Proceedings of the Eighth International Symposium on Cyclodextrins. Budapest, 1996. Ed.: Szejtli J. - Szente L. Dordrecht, 1996. Kluwer Acad. Publ. 317-320. p. Gyógyszertechnológiai Intézet" Gyógyszerkémiai Intézet16 2. Almási László46 - Sóti Zsolt46 - Csernay László33 - Pavelka Zoltán46 - Kelemen András46 - Nagy A. - Nyúl L. - Kuba A. Orvosi információs rendszerek a Szent-Györgyi Albert Orvostudományi Egyetemen: RIS, HIS és PACS. Információcsere a rendszerek kö7 jtt. A számítástechnika orvosi és biológiai alkalmazásai. Ed.: Kozmann Gy. Bp., 1996. NJSZT, 184-186. p. [XX. Neumann Kollokvium. Veszprém, 1996.] Orvosi Informatikai Intézet46 Radiológiai Klinika33 3. Antal László" - Dombi György16 - Nóvák Cs. - Kata Mihály" Preparation and investigation of products containing tolperisone-HCl CDs. Proceedings of the Eighth International Symposium on Cyclodextrins. Budapest, 1996. Ed.: Szejtli J. - Szente L. Dordrecht, 1996. Kluwer Acad. Publ. 301-303. p. Gyógyszertechnológiai Intézet" Gyógyszerkémiai Intézet16 4. Beal, M. F. - Magyar K. - Vécsei László*™ Pathomechanism of neurodegeneration. Continuing Education in Neurology. 3rd Hungarian Congress on Alzheimer's Disease. Bp., 1996. CHINOIN, 1-16. p. Neurológiai Részleg™* -7- 5. Béládi Dona25 - Mucsi Ilona25 - Veckenstedt, A. - Pusztai Rozália25 - Gyulai Zsófia25 Combined antiviral effect of flavonoid and acyclovir. Flavonoids and bioflavonoids. 1995. Ed.: Antus S. - Gábor Miklós52 - Vetschera, K. Bp., 1996. Akad. K. 95-102. p. [Proceedings of the International Bioflavonoid Symposium. 9th Hungarian Bioflavonoid Symposium. Vienna, 1995.] Mikrobiológiai Intézet* 6. Blazsó Gábor32 - Rohdewald, P. - Sibbel, R. - Gábor Miklós52 Anti-inflammatory activities of procyanidin-containing extracts from Pinus pinaster Sol. Flavonoids and bioflavonoids. 1995. Ed.: Antus S. - Gábor Miklós52 - Vetschera, K. Bp., 1996. Akad. K. 231-238. p. [Proceedings of the International Bioflavonoid Symposium. 9th Hungarian Bioflavonoid Symposium. Vienna, 1995.] Gyógyszerhatástaii Intézet1 7. Boda Krisztina46 - Tóth Kálmán55 - Boncz István20" Többváltozós statisztikai módszerek alkalmazása klinikai adatok kiértékelésére. A számítástechnika orvosi és biológiai alkalmazásai. Ed.: Kozmann Gy. Bp., 1996. NJSZT, 53-56. p. [XX. Neumann Kollokvium. Veszprém, 1996.] Orvosi Informatikai Intézet6 Ortopédiai Klinikaa Pszichiátriai Részlegm -8- 8. Boros Mihály" - Massberg, S. - Messmer, K. Endothelin induces leukocyte adhesion in submucosal venules of the rat small intestine. 6th World Congress for Microcirculation. Munich, 1996. Ed.: Messmer, K. - Kübler, W. M. (Bologna, 1996. Monduzzi) 865-869. p. Kísérletes Sebészeti Intézet16 9. Csanády Miklós2 A szívizombetegségek klasszifikációja, korszerű - diagnosztikája és terápiája. Debreceni Kardiológiai Napok. 1996. 62-64. p. II. sz. Belgyógyászati Klinika2 10. Csergő Tibor24 - Pető Éva24 A háziorvosi gyakorlat szakmai kérdései, kérdőíves felmérés alapján. Az alapellátás, a fekvőbetegeliátás és az egészségbiztosítás kapcsolata. Szeged, 1996. Ed.: Pető Éva24 (Szeged, 1996. British Council - SZOTE Népegészségtani Int.) 71-78. p. [Változások az egészségügyi ellátásban. A változások menedzselése. 3. Workshop] Népegészségtani Intézed 11. Csergő Tibor24 - Pető Éva24 Professional questions of the primary health care - based on a survey among family physicians. Az alapellátás, a fekvőbetegellátás és az egészségbiztosítás kapcsolata. Szeged, 1996. Ed.: Pető Éva24 (Szeged, 1996. British Council - SZOTE Népegészségtani Int.) 133-139. p. [Változások az egészségügyi ellátásban. A változások menedzselése. 3. Workshop] Népegészségtani Intézet1* -9- 12. EUer József46 - Győri I. Models of compartmental systems with distributed inter-compartmental transit times. Computational medicine, public health and biotechnology - building a man in the machine. Part 1. Ed.: Witten, M. Singapore, 1995. World Sci. Publ. Co. 495-510. p. [Series in mathematical biology and medicine. Vol. 5.] Orvosi Informatikai Intézet6 13. Farkas Gyula27 - Takács Tamás1 - Mándi Yvette25 - Lonovics János1 TGF-B1 and IL-6: new aspects in pancreas regeneration? 2nd World Congress of the International Hepato Pancreato Biliary Association. Bologna, 1996. Bologna, 1996. Monduzzi, 1275-1278. p. Sebészeti Klinika™ I. sz. Belgyógyászati Klinika1 Mikrobiológiai Intézed 14. Fehér Ákos10 Alsóajak rekonstrukció. SZOTE Fogászati és Szájsebészeti Klinika Tudományos Továbbképző Konferencia. Szeged, 1996. [Szeged, 1996. SZOTE] 17-18. p. Fogászati és Szájsebészeti Klinika10 15. Forgács Iván24 Lege artis - minőségbiztosítás. Új típusú egészségügyi szolgáltatások és az ellátás minősége. Szeged, 1996. Ed.: Pető Éva24 (Szeged, 1996. British Council - SZOTE Népegészségtani Int.) 39-42. p.. [Változások az egészségügyi ellátásban. A változások menedzselése. 4. Workshop] Népegészségtani Intézet* -10- 16. Galambosi, B. - Tóth László14 - Telek Erika14 - Máthé Imre, ifj.14 Variation of yield, morphology and marrubin content of horehound (Marrubium vulgare L.) accessions grown in Finland. Breeding Research on Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, International Symposium. Quedlinburg, 1996. 56-59. p. Gyógynövény- és Drogismereti Intézed 17. Gyéresi Á. - Tőkés, B. - Regdon Géza15 - Kata Mihály13 - Nagy Gábor14 Study of the solubility and photostability of nifedipine and its derivatives with CDs. Proceedings of the Eighth International Symposium on Cyclodextrins. Budapest, 1996. Ed.: Szejtli J. - Szente L. Dordrecht, 1996. Kluwer Acad. Publ. 345-348. p. Gyógyszertechnológiai Intézet13 Gyógynövény- és Drogismereti Intézet14 18. Hajnal Ferenc60 - László István60 Intenzív családorvosképző tanfolyam tapasztalatainak elemzése. Új típusú egészségügyi szolgáltatások és az ellátás minősége. Szeged, 1996. Ed.: Pető Éva24 (Szeged, 1996. British Council - SZOTE Népegészségtani Int.) 57-61. p. [Változások az egészségügyi ellátásban. A változások menedzselése. 4. Workshop] Családorvosi Intézet és Rendelő* 19. Hohmann Judit14 - Páll Zsuzsanna14 - Vasas Andrea14 - Máthé Imre, ifj.14 A new methylated favonol and flavonol glycosides from Eryngium campestre L. Flavonoids and bioflavonoids. 1995. Ed.: Antus S. - Gábor Miklós32 - Vetschera, K. Bp., 1996. Akad. K. 293-297. p. [Proceedings of the International Bioflavonoid Symposium. 9th Hungarian Bioflavonoid Symposium. Vienna, 1995.] Gyógynövény- és Drogismereti Intézet14 -11 - 20. Karsai János46 - Forczek Erzsébet46 - Nyári Tibor46 Számítógépes vizualizáció a matematika tanításában: eszközök, fejlesztések, tapasztalatok. Informatika a Felsőoktatásban '96. Networkshop '96. Debrecen, 1996. 592-597. p. Orvosi Informatikai Intézet6 21. Karsai János46 - Hantos Zoltán46 Computer curricula at Albert Szent-Györgyi Medical University: programmes, developments and infrastructure. Medical Informatics Europe '96, Ed.: Brender, J. - etc. Amsterdam, 1996. IOS Pr. 838-842. p. Orvosi Informatikai Intézet6 22. Karsai János46 Attractivity of nonlinear oscillator equations under intermittent effects. Proceedings of Dynamic Systems and Applications. Vol. 2. Atlanta, 1996. Dynamic Publ. Inc. 277-284. p. , Orvosi Informatikai Intézet6 23. Kelemen András46 - Hála Ottó17 - Varró András17 - Papp Gyula17 Az APES jelfeldolgozó szoftver. A számítástechnika orvosi és biológiai
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