17 research outputs found
Survey of the amphibians in “Fânațele Clujului – Copârșaie”, part of the “Dealurile Clujului de Est” (ROSCI0295) Natura 2000 protected area
As habitat loss poses challenge to conservation, it is becoming increasingly important to address questions about the extent to which connectivity between habitat patches is changing, and how this affects the local population of different species in these patches. The objective of our research was to monitor ponds and the pond-breeding amphibian species in a protected area. Therefore, we conducted day and night surveys, and compare the data collected in 2022 with the results of the latest available survey (2019), to simulate the patch occupancy of amphibian species over a 25-year timeframe. We found that combining the species occupancy data collected from both day and night surveys lead to higher patch occupancy values and higher number of registered individuals, compared to data collected only during daytime. The number of ponds decreased from 2019 to 2022, and further habitat loss could result in the disappearance of the local population if the area continues to dry out. Climate and landscape change could be major contributors to habitat loss in the future, therefore, in order to ensure the persistence of these local populations, we recommend the development of climate and habitat scenarios, and the planning of conservation measures based on these scenarios
Középfül-haemangioma endoszkópos műtéti megoldása és irodalmi áttekintése = Endoscopic removal of middle ear haemangioma and review of the literature
Absztrakt:
Az endoszkópos középfülsebészet mint új műtéti technika csak az elmúlt pár évben
jelent meg hazánkban, és jelenleg is csak néhány fülsebészeti központban érhető
el. A módszer tagadhatatlan vívmánya a látható metszés hiánya és az igen széles
látótér, melynek segítségével a középfül eddig beláthatatlan területei váltak
egyszerre megjeleníthetővé. Esettanulmányunkban egy középfül-kapilláris
haemangioma endoszkópos eltávolítását mutatjuk be, mely még nemzetközi
viszonylatban is igazi raritásnak számít. Általában az ilyen éreredetű daganatok
a belső hallójáratban vagy a ganglion geniculi tájékán fordulnak elő, míg ezen
elváltozás a csontos dobkeret alsó részének belfelszínéről eredt. Ezt követően
összefoglaljuk a kapilláris haemangiomákkal kapcsolatos
differenciáldiagnosztikai problémákat, a képalkotó vizsgálatok diagnosztikus
nehézségeit és a felmerülő terápiás lehetőségeket. Orv Hetil. 2019; 160(41):
1639–1643.
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Abstract:
The endoscopic middle ear surgery as a new technique has been introduced during
the past few years in our country and it is available in only a few hospitals.
Beyond the lack of external incision, endoscopic transcanal approach provides
wide field of view to previously hidden middle ear spaces compared to the
traditional microscopic technique. In this case report, we present an endoscopic
surgery of middle ear capillary haemangioma that is a rare entity in tympanic
cavity, therefore little has been published in the literature. Generally, these
kind of vascular tumours occur in the internal auditory canal or in the
perigeniculate ganglion area while this lesion originated from the inner surface
of the inferior part of the bony tympanic ring. We discuss the difficulties in
differential diagnosis and imaging tests then the treatment options. Orv Hetil.
2019; 160(41): 1639–1643
Environmental and spatial drivers of beta diversity components of chironomid metacommunities in contrasting freshwater systems
Partition of beta diversity into components is a modern method that allows inferences about the underlying processes driving metacommunities. Based on two alternative approaches, we examined the patterns of beta diversity components of chironomids in relation to environmental and spatial gradients in three contrasting freshwater ecosystems. Beta diversity and its replacement component increased from environmentally less heterogeneous lake, through more complex wetland to stream network. Constrained ordination revealed that environmental heterogeneity and spatial processes explain some variation of the patterns of pairwise beta diversity components. Both beta diversity partitioning approaches emphasised the importance of habitat structure and food resource in structuring chironomid metacommunities. However, concurrent approaches provided contrasting results regarding the relative role of underlying mechanisms related to species replacement and richness. Therefore, further research is needed to clarify which of the beta diversity partitioning approaches should be preferred more widely in ecological studies