Occupational diseases are the common name of the diseases that occur with the effect of the factors in the workplace environment. Occupational diseases in international sources such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Labor Organization (ILO); It is defined as a group of diseases in which an effect-response, effect-response relationship peculiar to the work studied can be revealed between a factor in the environment and the affected human body.
Authors:
Mehmet ÜNAL
Page Number:
6-11
In this study, it is aimed to review the brief theoretical background of suicidal behavior in creative people. Suicide is often defined as the behavior of a person to voluntarily end his own life. In other words, it is the aggression of the person towards himself. In the attempt of suicide, which is the result of a feeling of helplessness that disrupts one's life, the individual may intent to die.
Authors:
Ravana BAYOVA, Gül ÇÖRÜŞ
Page Number:
12-21
Early diagnosis is one of the biggest challenges in the fight against cancer. Traditional cancer diagnosis methods have some disadvantages such as requiring expertise, involving invasive procedures, radiation exposure, high cost and loss of time. For this reason, current research has focused on the development of faster, reliable and cost-effective diagnostic methods.
Authors:
Kübra KELLECİ, Sevil ÖZER
Page Number:
22-31
Aim: This research aims to determine the risks that occur in central sterilization units in terms of occupational health and safety, to examine them in comparison with Fine-Kinney and 5x5 L-type matrix risk analysis methods, and to determine which method can be used for the unit as a result of the evaluations.
Authors:
Can KARABULUT, Beyrul CANBAZ, Gönül KANDEMİR
Page Number:
32-41
Aim: A wide variety of materials are used as a partial ossicular replacement prosthesis in ossiculoplasty. Data on the use of the head of the malleus for partial ossicular reconstruction is quite limited in the literature. The main objective of our study is to compare the functional and anatomic outcomes of ossiculoplasty using an autograft head of the malleus and hydroxyapatite partial ossicular replacement prosthesis (HA-PORP) in Austin-Kartush type A ossicular chain defect.
Authors:
Filiz GÜLÜSTAN, Mehmet Akif ABAKAY, Emine DEMİR
Page Number:
42-49
Aim: This study was designed to investigate the ability of MgSO4, administered by epidural catheter, to pass into cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), and to evaluate motor block effect in rabbits.
Authors:
H. Can CANATAN, Necati GÖKMEN, Elvan ÖÇMEN, Osman YILMAZ
Page Number:
50-57
Aim: The study was planned to determine the effect of the type of anesthesia to be applied on elective surgery patients on preoperative anxiety levels.
Material and Methods: It was performed with 68 patients who were operated in the surgical wards of Istanbul XXXX Hospital between 20 August-20 October 2020. Face-to-face interviews were used for data collection. The data were collected using a data recording form and anxiety level STAI (State Trait Anxiety Inventory) I and II scales.
Authors:
Nurgül ARPAG, Seher Deniz ÖZTEKİN, Nurten DAYIOĞLU, Hamdiye Banu KATRAN, Sevgi GÜR
Page Number:
58-66
Aim: Instant messaging applications are widely used in these days. People who use these applications can be exposed to crime as well as they can commit crimes with these applications. Forensic softwares are used to obtain evidence from instant messaging applications that are commonly used on mobile devices. The development of a new messaging applications every day makes work hard for forensic experts.
Authors:
İsmail BARBAROS, Emel Hülya YÜKSELOĞLU
Page Number:
67-77
