PODEŠAVANJE BEŽIČNE MREŽE UZ AUTORIZACIJU PREKO RADIUS SERVERA

Razvojem aplikacija podržanih preko eksterne-Internet ili interne mreže, povećalo se korištenje Radiusa-a kao protokola za autentifikaciju. Radius poslužitelj koji koristi AAA (Authentication, Authorization and Accounting) protokol, danas je u širokoj primjeni u informatici. Svoju je primjenu našao u mnogim informatičkim rješenjima zbog potrebe za provjerom identiteta, kontroliranjem „tko i što može raditi na mreži“ i prikupljanjem podataka okorištenju mrežnih resursa. Ograničena dostupnost uslugama i mrežnim tehnologijama i resursima od strane pružatelja takvih usluga, dovela je do potrebe za kontrolom i evidencijom tko do koje usluge može pristupiti i kako će je koristiti. Također „accounting“ svojstva Radius servera-a iskorištavala su se za izračun naplate usluge korištenja Interneta. Radius poslužitelj je bilježio kada se određeni korisnik spoji i odjavi s mreže. Aplikacija koja izračunava tarifu za korištenje te „Internet“ usluge koristi podatke iz log datoteka Radius poslužitelja

THE ACCEPTANCE OF COSMETIC SURGERY SCALE (ACSS) AND ITS CORRELATIONS WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS AMONG THE CROATIAN POPULATION

Background: This study aimed to examine the results of Acceptance of Cosmetic Surgery Scale among the Croatian population and its correlations with other scales and demographic data. Subject and methods: The sample consisted of 420 people who voluntarily filled out an online questionnaire. They completed demographic questions and four scales: Acceptance of Cosmetic Surgery Scale (ACSS), Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSES), Satisfaction With Life Scale (SWLS), and Body Appreciation Scale-2 (BAS-2). Results: ACSS scale showed five statistically significant differences between genders and a higher overall score in women, but no significant differences were recorded in three ACSS subscales and the overall ACSS score. In contrast to men, women respondents recorded a significant negative correlation between ACSS subscales score (Social, Consider) and BAS-2 and Satisfaction with life score, while a positive correlation was recorded with BMI. Conclusion: The ACSS score among the Croatian population was higher than the results among the Italian and Serbian population, and similar to the original American study, which tells us that the Croatian population accepts and considers cosmetic surgery a lot. Furthermore, our results are important for practitioners and patients because they revealed correlations between ACSS scores and the self-thinking scale

THE ACCEPTANCE OF COSMETIC SURGERY SCALE (ACSS) AND ITS CORRELATIONS WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS AMONG THE CROATIAN POPULATION

Background: This study aimed to examine the results of Acceptance of Cosmetic Surgery Scale among the Croatian population and its correlations with other scales and demographic data. Subject and methods: The sample consisted of 420 people who voluntarily filled out an online questionnaire. They completed demographic questions and four scales: Acceptance of Cosmetic Surgery Scale (ACSS), Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSES), Satisfaction With Life Scale (SWLS), and Body Appreciation Scale-2 (BAS-2). Results: ACSS scale showed five statistically significant differences between genders and a higher overall score in women, but no significant differences were recorded in three ACSS subscales and the overall ACSS score. In contrast to men, women respondents recorded a significant negative correlation between ACSS subscales score (Social, Consider) and BAS-2 and Satisfaction with life score, while a positive correlation was recorded with BMI. Conclusion: The ACSS score among the Croatian population was higher than the results among the Italian and Serbian population, and similar to the original American study, which tells us that the Croatian population accepts and considers cosmetic surgery a lot. Furthermore, our results are important for practitioners and patients because they revealed correlations between ACSS scores and the self-thinking scale

With food to health : proceedings of 11th International symposium

Proceedings contains 13 original scientific papers, 10 professional papers and 2 review papers which were presented at "10th International Scientific and Professional Conference WITH FOOD TO HEALTH", organised in following sections: Nutrition, Dietetics and diet therapy, Functional food and food supplemnents, Food safety, Food analysis, Production of safe food and food with added nutritional value

Face lifting-aesthetic operation procedure

Operacija zatezanja lica estetski je tretman koji se koristi u cilju ispravljanja staračkih promjena na licu i postizanja mlađeg izgleda. Razvitak ovog postupka krenuo je početkom 20. stoljeća, a modernije tehnike ušle su u upotrebu 60-ih godina, kada se počelo manipulirati dubljim slojevima lica. Otkrićem superficijalnog muskulo-aponeurotskog sistema (SMAS-a) lica, počele su se razvijati agresivnije tehnike koje se koriste i danas. Ovisno o karakteristikama pacijenta, njegovog lica i želja, može se koristiti više različitih tehnika zatezanja. Najosnovnija, ali i najmanje učinkovita tehnika je podizanje isključivo kože lica. Zatim postoje tzv. „Low-SMAS“ tehnike koje ulaze nešto dublje u tkiva lica i postižu bolje rezultate, kao što su plikacija, imbrikacija i lateralna SMAS-ektomija. Najagresivnije tehnike, a samim time i najučinkovitije manipuliraju još dubljim facijalnim slojevima, a primjeri tih „Extended-SMAS“ tehnika su tehnika duboke ravnine, tehnika visokog SMAS-a i kompozitni face lift. U posebnu kategoriju spadaju subperiostalni face lift i relativno nova i moderna „MACS“ tehnika, koja u cilju ima ostavljanje što manjih postoperativnih ožiljaka. Kao i svaki drugi operativni zahvat, zatezanje lica sa sobom također donosi mogućnost intraoperativnih i postoperativnih komplikacija. Neke od njih su stvaranje hematoma, infekcije, ozlijede živaca, stvaranje ožiljaka, alopecija, edemi, deformacije konture lica itd. Budući da se manipulira osjetljivim strukturama lica, potrebno je veliko iskustvo operatera u tom području da bi se rizik komplikacija sveo na minimum. Uzimajući u obzir da su procesi starenja u svake osobe različiti, individualni pristup svakom pacijentu najbitnija je preoperativna karika. Ako se usklade operativne mogućnosti i pacijentova očekivanja, ovaj zahvat u pravilu izaziva dugoročno i obostrano zadovoljstvo, kako kirurga, tako i pacijenta.Face lift operation is an aesthetic treatment used to correct age-related changes in the face and achieve a younger look. The development of this procedure began in the early 20th century, and more modern techniques came into use in the 60s, when the deeper layers of the face began to be manipulated. With the discovery of the superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS) of the face, more aggressive techniques, that are still in use today, began to develop. Depending on the characteristics of the patient, his face and desires, several different face lift techniques can be used. The most basic, but also the least effective technique is “skin-only” technique. Then, there are the so-called "Low-SMAS" techniques that go a little deeper into the facial tissues and achieve better results, such as plication, imbrication and lateral SMAS-ectomy. The most aggressive techniques, and thus the most effective, manipulate even deeper facial layers, and examples of these "Extended-SMAS" techniques are the deep-plane technique, the high-SMAS technique and the composite face lift. A special category includes the subperiosteal face lift and the relatively new and modern "MACS" technique, which aims to leave as little postoperative scars as possible. Like any other surgical procedure, face lift also brings up the possibility of intraoperative and postoperative complications. Some of these are hematoma formation, infection, nerve injury, scar formation, alopecia, edema, facial contour deformities etc. Since sensitive facial structures are being manipulated, extensive operator experience in this field is required to minimize the risk of complications. Considering the fact that aging processes are different in each person, the individual approach to each patient is the most important preoperative link. If the operative possibilities and the patient's expectations are harmonized, this procedure should cause long-term and mutual satisfaction, both for the surgeon and the patient

Face lifting-aesthetic operation procedure

Operacija zatezanja lica estetski je tretman koji se koristi u cilju ispravljanja staračkih promjena na licu i postizanja mlađeg izgleda. Razvitak ovog postupka krenuo je početkom 20. stoljeća, a modernije tehnike ušle su u upotrebu 60-ih godina, kada se počelo manipulirati dubljim slojevima lica. Otkrićem superficijalnog muskulo-aponeurotskog sistema (SMAS-a) lica, počele su se razvijati agresivnije tehnike koje se koriste i danas. Ovisno o karakteristikama pacijenta, njegovog lica i želja, može se koristiti više različitih tehnika zatezanja. Najosnovnija, ali i najmanje učinkovita tehnika je podizanje isključivo kože lica. Zatim postoje tzv. „Low-SMAS“ tehnike koje ulaze nešto dublje u tkiva lica i postižu bolje rezultate, kao što su plikacija, imbrikacija i lateralna SMAS-ektomija. Najagresivnije tehnike, a samim time i najučinkovitije manipuliraju još dubljim facijalnim slojevima, a primjeri tih „Extended-SMAS“ tehnika su tehnika duboke ravnine, tehnika visokog SMAS-a i kompozitni face lift. U posebnu kategoriju spadaju subperiostalni face lift i relativno nova i moderna „MACS“ tehnika, koja u cilju ima ostavljanje što manjih postoperativnih ožiljaka. Kao i svaki drugi operativni zahvat, zatezanje lica sa sobom također donosi mogućnost intraoperativnih i postoperativnih komplikacija. Neke od njih su stvaranje hematoma, infekcije, ozlijede živaca, stvaranje ožiljaka, alopecija, edemi, deformacije konture lica itd. Budući da se manipulira osjetljivim strukturama lica, potrebno je veliko iskustvo operatera u tom području da bi se rizik komplikacija sveo na minimum. Uzimajući u obzir da su procesi starenja u svake osobe različiti, individualni pristup svakom pacijentu najbitnija je preoperativna karika. Ako se usklade operativne mogućnosti i pacijentova očekivanja, ovaj zahvat u pravilu izaziva dugoročno i obostrano zadovoljstvo, kako kirurga, tako i pacijenta.Face lift operation is an aesthetic treatment used to correct age-related changes in the face and achieve a younger look. The development of this procedure began in the early 20th century, and more modern techniques came into use in the 60s, when the deeper layers of the face began to be manipulated. With the discovery of the superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS) of the face, more aggressive techniques, that are still in use today, began to develop. Depending on the characteristics of the patient, his face and desires, several different face lift techniques can be used. The most basic, but also the least effective technique is “skin-only” technique. Then, there are the so-called "Low-SMAS" techniques that go a little deeper into the facial tissues and achieve better results, such as plication, imbrication and lateral SMAS-ectomy. The most aggressive techniques, and thus the most effective, manipulate even deeper facial layers, and examples of these "Extended-SMAS" techniques are the deep-plane technique, the high-SMAS technique and the composite face lift. A special category includes the subperiosteal face lift and the relatively new and modern "MACS" technique, which aims to leave as little postoperative scars as possible. Like any other surgical procedure, face lift also brings up the possibility of intraoperative and postoperative complications. Some of these are hematoma formation, infection, nerve injury, scar formation, alopecia, edema, facial contour deformities etc. Since sensitive facial structures are being manipulated, extensive operator experience in this field is required to minimize the risk of complications. Considering the fact that aging processes are different in each person, the individual approach to each patient is the most important preoperative link. If the operative possibilities and the patient's expectations are harmonized, this procedure should cause long-term and mutual satisfaction, both for the surgeon and the patient

Face lifting-aesthetic operation procedure

Operacija zatezanja lica estetski je tretman koji se koristi u cilju ispravljanja staračkih promjena na licu i postizanja mlađeg izgleda. Razvitak ovog postupka krenuo je početkom 20. stoljeća, a modernije tehnike ušle su u upotrebu 60-ih godina, kada se počelo manipulirati dubljim slojevima lica. Otkrićem superficijalnog muskulo-aponeurotskog sistema (SMAS-a) lica, počele su se razvijati agresivnije tehnike koje se koriste i danas. Ovisno o karakteristikama pacijenta, njegovog lica i želja, može se koristiti više različitih tehnika zatezanja. Najosnovnija, ali i najmanje učinkovita tehnika je podizanje isključivo kože lica. Zatim postoje tzv. „Low-SMAS“ tehnike koje ulaze nešto dublje u tkiva lica i postižu bolje rezultate, kao što su plikacija, imbrikacija i lateralna SMAS-ektomija. Najagresivnije tehnike, a samim time i najučinkovitije manipuliraju još dubljim facijalnim slojevima, a primjeri tih „Extended-SMAS“ tehnika su tehnika duboke ravnine, tehnika visokog SMAS-a i kompozitni face lift. U posebnu kategoriju spadaju subperiostalni face lift i relativno nova i moderna „MACS“ tehnika, koja u cilju ima ostavljanje što manjih postoperativnih ožiljaka. Kao i svaki drugi operativni zahvat, zatezanje lica sa sobom također donosi mogućnost intraoperativnih i postoperativnih komplikacija. Neke od njih su stvaranje hematoma, infekcije, ozlijede živaca, stvaranje ožiljaka, alopecija, edemi, deformacije konture lica itd. Budući da se manipulira osjetljivim strukturama lica, potrebno je veliko iskustvo operatera u tom području da bi se rizik komplikacija sveo na minimum. Uzimajući u obzir da su procesi starenja u svake osobe različiti, individualni pristup svakom pacijentu najbitnija je preoperativna karika. Ako se usklade operativne mogućnosti i pacijentova očekivanja, ovaj zahvat u pravilu izaziva dugoročno i obostrano zadovoljstvo, kako kirurga, tako i pacijenta.Face lift operation is an aesthetic treatment used to correct age-related changes in the face and achieve a younger look. The development of this procedure began in the early 20th century, and more modern techniques came into use in the 60s, when the deeper layers of the face began to be manipulated. With the discovery of the superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS) of the face, more aggressive techniques, that are still in use today, began to develop. Depending on the characteristics of the patient, his face and desires, several different face lift techniques can be used. The most basic, but also the least effective technique is “skin-only” technique. Then, there are the so-called "Low-SMAS" techniques that go a little deeper into the facial tissues and achieve better results, such as plication, imbrication and lateral SMAS-ectomy. The most aggressive techniques, and thus the most effective, manipulate even deeper facial layers, and examples of these "Extended-SMAS" techniques are the deep-plane technique, the high-SMAS technique and the composite face lift. A special category includes the subperiosteal face lift and the relatively new and modern "MACS" technique, which aims to leave as little postoperative scars as possible. Like any other surgical procedure, face lift also brings up the possibility of intraoperative and postoperative complications. Some of these are hematoma formation, infection, nerve injury, scar formation, alopecia, edema, facial contour deformities etc. Since sensitive facial structures are being manipulated, extensive operator experience in this field is required to minimize the risk of complications. Considering the fact that aging processes are different in each person, the individual approach to each patient is the most important preoperative link. If the operative possibilities and the patient's expectations are harmonized, this procedure should cause long-term and mutual satisfaction, both for the surgeon and the patient