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Handbook of Clinical Gender Medicine Editors
Karin Schenck-Gustafsson Paula R. DeCola Donald W. Pfaff David S. Pisetsky
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A new vision to understanding medicine
Handbook of Clinical Gender Medicine Editors
Karin Schenck-Gustafsson Paula R. DeCola Donald W. Pfaff David S. Pisetsky
Gender medicine is an important new fi eld in health and disease. It is derived from top-quality research and encompasses the biological and so- cial determinants that underlie the susceptibility to disease and its consequences. In the future, con- sideration of the role of gender will undoubtedly become an integral feature of all research and clinical care. Defi ning the role of gender in medicine requires a broad perspective on biology and diverse skills in biomedical and social sciences. When these scien- tifi c disciplines come together, a revolution in medical care is in the making. Covering twelve dif- ferent areas of medicine, the practical and useful ‘Handbook of Clinical Gender Medicine’ provides up-to-date information on the role of gender in the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of a wide range of common diseases. The contributing authors of this handbook are all experts who, in well-referenced chapters, cogently and concisely explain how incorporation of gender issues into research can aff ect the medical under- standing and treatment of heart disease, osteopo- rosis, arthritis, pain, violence, and malaria among other conditions. This intriguing and unique med- ical textbook provides readers with a valuable new perspective to understand biology and incorpo- rate gender issues into the diff erent branches of medicine.
Contents
Foreword: Wainer, J.; Wainer, Z. Preface: Schenck-Gustafsson, K.
Introduction Gender Matters: Wainer, J.; Wainer, Z. Biological Sex and the Genome: What Makes
Us Ourselves? Legato, M.J.
Social and Biological Determinants in Health and Disease Section Editors: DeCola, P.R.; Schober, J.M.
Central Nervous System and Clinical Applications Section Editor: Pfaff , D.W.
Neurology Section Editor: Olsson, T.
Pain Section Editor: Murphy, A.Z.
Circulation Section Editor: Schenck-Gustafsson, K.
Cancer Section Editor: Gustafsson, J.-Å.
Metabolic Disease Section Editor: Werner, S.
Autoimmune, Infl ammatory, and Musculoskeletal Disease Section Editor: Pisetsky, D.S.
Infectious Diseases Section Editor: Britton, S.
Urology, Sexual Dysfunction, and Nephrology Section Editor: Arver, S.
Pharmaceutical Drugs Section Editor: Parekh, A.
Geriatrics Section Editor: Herlitz, A.
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ISSN Print Edition: 0014–312X ISSN Online Edition: 1421–9921
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Meier-Ruge, W.A.; Bruder, E. (Basel) Histopathology of Chronic Constipation 2nd, revised edition X + 54 p., 105 fi g. 93 in color, 6 tab., hard cover, 2012 CHF 79.– / EUR 66.– / USD 93.00 Prices subject to change EUR price for Germany, USD price for USA only ISBN 978–3–318–02174–5 e-ISBN 978–3–318–02175–2
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Comprehensive overview of intestinal alterations causing chronic constipation
Histopathology of Chronic Constipation
William A. Meier-Ruge, Elisabeth Bruder
The symptom of chronic constipation is often caused by a series of intestinal diseases, which can be reliably diagnosed histopathologically by histo- chemical techniques and consequently treated by surgical intervention. The following publication is the second and completely revised edition of Pa- thology of Chronic Constipation in Pediatric and Adult Coloproctology published in 2005, and intro- duces several new diseases and fi gures.
It includes characteristics of classical and ultrashort Hirschsprung’s disease as well as total intestinal aganglionosis and hypoganglionosis. New dis- eases such as intestinal neuronal dysplasia, desmo- sis coli, leiomyopathy, architectural malformation, and stretching lesions of muscularis propria are critically discussed. Atrophic desmosis is also cov- ered. This new and frequently observed degenera- tion of muscularis propria in Crohn’s disease, sigmoid diverticulitis, and other infl ammatory intestinal diseases causes focal aperistalsis, fre- quently interpreted as scar stenosis. Histopathology of Chronic Constipation provides a comprehensive overview of intestinal alterations which cause chronic constipation. It is therefore of special interest to diagnostic pathologists, clini- cians, pediatric and abdominal surgeons, coloproc- tologists, and gastroenterologists.
Contents
Foreword Preface Introduction
Histopathological Diagnosis • Enzyme Histochemical Diff erential Diagnosis in
Chronic Constipation • Functional Histopathological Diff erential Diag-
nosis in Colonic Motility Disorder
Diff erent Colon Diseases with Chronic Constipation • Pathogenesis of Hirschsprung’s Disease • ‘Swiss-Roll Technique’ • Intraoperative Evaluation of the Myenteric
Plexus • Ultrashort Hirschsprung’s Disease • Total Aganglionosis of the Colon • Hypoganglionosis of the Colon • Immaturity of the Enteric Nervous System in
Childhood • Intestinal Neuronal Dysplasia Type A • Intestinal Neuronal Dysplasia Type B • Ganglioneuromatosis. Multiple Endocrine
Neoplasia 2B (MEN 2B) • Desmosis Coli • Architectural Malformation of the Muscularis
Propria • Degenerative Leiomyopathy: A Rare Disease
• Stretching Atrophy of Circular and Longitudinal Muscles in the Gut
• Nerve Cell Heterotopias in Mucosa and Muscu- laris Propria
A Laboratory Guide to Histopathological Diagnosis of Intestinal Motility Disorders • The Most Important Technical Factors for
Optimal Pathohistological Results • Recommendations for Taking Mucosal Biopsies
in Chronic Constipation • Instructions for Transportation of Colorectal
Biopsies or Surgical Specimens
Preparation of Cryostat Sections from Biopsies and Colorectal Specimens • The Problem of Section Thickness • Preparation of Incubation Media for Daily Rou-
tine of Enzyme Histochemical Reactions
Immunohistochemical Techniques of Paraffi n Sections in the Diagnosis of Gut Dysmotility
References Index Abbreviations
William A. Meier-Ruge Elisabeth Bruder
Histopathology of Chronic Constipation
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Up-to-date meeting report of the Else Kröner-Fresenius Symposium on Adult Stem Cell Aging
T h e e a s i e s t w a y t o o r d e r : w w w. k a r g e r. c o m /e k f s y
Adult stem cells are present in most postnatal tissues of mammals. Tissues with high rates of cell turnover depend on the functional capacity of stem cells for lifelong maintenance of tissue homeostasis. Adult stem cells are also required for the regeneration of tissues in response to injury as in, for example, the regeneration of skeletal muscle. In addition to its function in tissue homeostasis and regeneration, adult stem cells can represent the cell type of origin of various types of cancers including leukemia and colorectal cancer. Stem cells are the most long-lived cells in the proliferative compartment of mammalian tissues. Therefore, stem cells have an increased risk of acquiring mutations that could ultimately lead to the transformation of tissue stem cells. This publication presents the current knowledge in the fi eld of stem cell aging, which was discussed at the Else Kröner-Fresenius Symposium on Advances in Stem Cell Aging in 2011. It will be of special interest to scientists working on stem cell research, aging, regeneration, and cancer as well as physicians and scientists specializing in geriatric medicine, internal medicine, and surgery.
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• Preface: Pahernik, S. • Introduction: Rudolph, K.L. • Speakers at the Symposium: Morita, M. • Aging of the Niche and the Microenvironment and Its Role in Stem Cell Aging: Geiger, H.
• Hematopoietic Stem Cell Aging and Cancer: Chen, Y.; Ju, Z.
• DNA Damage, Checkpoint Responses, and Cell Cycle Control in Aging Stem Cells: Kleinhans, K.N.; Burkhalter, M.D.
• Hematopoietic Stem Cell Aging and Fate Decision: Illing, A.; Morita, Y.
• Stem Cell Therapy and Stress Response in Pancreas and Intestine: Sperka, T.; Omrani, O.
• Niche-Stem Cell Interations and Environmental Infl uences: Tang, D.
• Stem Cells and Metabolism: Missios, P.; Guachalla, L. • Molecular Mechanisms of Muscle Stem Cell Aging: Baig, A.H.; Tümpel, S.
• Neural Stem Cells in Development and Aging: Schmidt-Straßburger, U.
Author Index Subject Index
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European Surgical Research features original clin- ical and experimental papers, condensed reviews of new knowledge relevant to surgical research, and short technical notes serving the information needs of investigators in various fi elds of operative medicine. Coverage includes surgery, surgical pathophysiology, drug usage, and new surgical techniques. Special consider- ation is given to information on the use of animal models, physiological and biological methods as well as biophysical measuring and recording systems. The journal is of particular value for workers interested in pathophysiologic concepts, new techniques and in how these can be intro- duced into clinical work or applied when critical decisions are made concerning the use of new procedures or drugs.
Selected contributions • Feasibility of Delayed Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy in Case of
Unforeseen Complications: Mohr, Z.; Hirche, C.; Liebeskind, U.; Rau, B.; Hünerbein, M. (Berlin)
• Intraperitoneal Administration of Bevacizumab Intraoperatively Does Not Aff ect
Abdominal Wound Healing in Rats: Pavlidis, E.T.; Ballas, K.D.; Psarras, K.; Symeonidis, N.G.; Koliakos, G.; Kouzi-Koliakos, K.; Rafailidis, S.F.; Pavlidis, T.E.;
Marakis, G.N.; Sakantamis, A.K. (Thessaloniki)
• Surgeon-Performed Ultrasound as Preoperative Localization Study in Patients
with Primary Hyperparathyroidism: van Ginhoven, T.M. (Delf t/Rotterdam); Mork s, A.N. (Delf t/Groningen); Scheper s, T. (Delf t/Rotterdam); de Graaf, P.W.; Smit, P.C. (Delf t)
• Choosing the Best Animal Species to Mimic Clinical Colon Anastomotic Leakage
in Humans: A Qualitative Systematic Review: Pommergaard, H.C.; Rosenberg, J. (Herlev); Schumacher-Peter sen, C. (Copenhagen); Achiam, M.P. (Herlev)
• Biocompatibility of PLGA/sP(EO-stat-PO)-Coated Mesh Surfaces under Constant
Shearing Stress: Böhm, G.; Ushakova, Y.; Alizai, H.P.; Braunschweig, T.; Lente, C. (Aachen); Hef fels, K.-H.; Groll, J. (Würzburg); Neumann, U.P.; Junge, K. (Aachen)
• Comparative Study of Surgical Margins and Cosmetic Outcome in Lumpectomy
versus Segmental Resection in Breast Cancer: Eggemann, H.; Ignatov, A. (Magdeburg); Krocker, J.; Neuss, K.; Elling, D. (Berlin); John, J.; Costa, S.-D. (Magdeburg)
• Bioabsorbable Staple-Line Reinforcement for Pancreatectomy in a Porcine Model:
A Preliminary Study: Hornez, E. (Marseille/Toulon); Garnier, E.; Sastre, B.; Garcia, S. (Marseille); Mayet, A. (Saint Mande); Berdah, S.V. (Marseille)
• Substance P and Neprilysin in Chronic Pancreatitis : Mascet ta, G. (San Giovanni Rotondo/Verona); di Mola, F.F.; Tavano, F. (San Giovanni Rotondo); Selvaggi, F.; Giese, N. (Heidelberg); Bassi, C. (Verona); Büchler, M.W. (Heidelberg); Friess, H. (Munich); di Sebastiano, P. (San Giovanni Rotondo/Verona/Heidelberg)
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Clinical and Experimental Surgery
Editor-in-Chief
B. Vollmar, Rostock Offi cial Journal of the
European Society for Surgical Research
(ESSR)
Clinical and Experimental Surgery
Original Paper s
53 How Similar Are Inbred Rats? The Influence of Anatomical Variations, Shipment and
Sampling Time on Experimental Surgery
Jin, H.; Huang, H.; Zhang, J. (Essen); Dirsch, O. (Jena); Dahmen, U. (Essen/Berlin)
66 Right- and Left-Subclavian Vein Port-A-Cath Systems: Comparison of Complications
Tsai, Y.-F. (Chiayi/Liouying); Ku, Y.-H.; Chen, S.-W.; Huang, W.-T.; Lu, C.-C.; Tsao, C.-J. (Liouying)
73 In vivo Evaluation of the Chitosan-Based Haemostatic Agent Omni-stat® in Porcine
Liver Resection and in Liver Injury
Jegatheeswaran, S. (Manchester); Bhanot, U. (New York, N.Y.); Siriwardena, A.K. (Manchester)
80 Procurement Regimens to Reduce Ischemia Reperfusion Injury of Vascular Grafts
Abele-Ohl, S.; Heim, C.; Eckl, S.; Weyand, M.; Stamminger, T.; Ensminger, S.M. (Erlangen)
88 Pancreatic Carcinoma Cell Lines Reflect Frequency and Variability of Cancer Stem
Cell Markers in Clinical Tissue
Bünger, S.; Barow, M.; Thorns, C. (Lübeck); Freitag-Wolf, S. (Kiel); Danner, S.; Tiede, S.; Pries, R.; Görg, S.; Bruch, H.-P.; Roblick, U.J.; Kruse, C.; Habermann, J.K. (Lübeck)
99 Oral Administration of Lactoferrin Attenuates Intestinal Ischemia-Reperfusion
Injury in Rats
Zhang, T. (Daqing); Wang, Y. (Harbin); Ban, R.; Tong, L. (Daqing); Qiao, H. (Harbin); Lao, H.; Zhao, H. (Daqing); Jiang, X.; Sun, X. (Harbin); Zhang, F. (Daqing)
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