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    Serbian Americans and Their Communities of Cleveland Volume 1

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    This first volume emphasizes the Serbian history, cultural traits, literature, immigration and the Serbian communities of Cleveland. The second volumedeals with Serbian art and is the only survey ever written on this subject in English.https://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/clevmembks/1062/thumbnail.jp

    Serbian Americans and Their Communities of Cleveland Volume 1

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    This first volume emphasizes the Serbian history, cultural traits, literature, immigration and the Serbian communities of Cleveland. The second volume deals with Serbian art and is the only survey ever written on this subject in English. Original publication date 1977.https://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/clevmembks/1062/thumbnail.jp

    Oral Neoplasms in HIV Positive Patient

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    Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a disease that manifests itself after the human body is infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The virus destroys defense cells (T-CD4 lymphocytes) and an important increase identifier of immunosuppression and/or failure to an immune response, the early signs often appear in the oral cavity in the form of various lesions. With the advent of HAART, it was also observed that it is accompanied by medium- and long-term side effects, mainly metabolic and bone changes. Other clinical manifestations that may occur are the human papillomavirus (HPV) infections in the oral cavity; HPV infections show exophytic growth and are often confluent, showing a “cauliflower” appearance and may or may not correspond to keratinized or non-keratinized tissues. In recent studies on papillomavirus, the literature indicates that HPV 16 and 18 are considered risk factors in the etiology of oral cancer development. Several neoplasias can occur in the oral cavity of patients with AIDS or HIV, and often the oral cavity is the place where we have the first manifestation of the disease, but multidisciplinary follow-up is necessary, so that the patient has care and a better quality of life

    Tratamiento ortopédico funcional de los maxilares y ortodóntico en paciente con síndrome del cromosoma X- frágil. Reporte de caso

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    The Fragile-X Syndrome (FXS) is a disorder linked to X chromosome, on the long arm Xq27.3, causing several changes such as behavioral problems, intellectual disability, macroorchidism, large and prominent auricles, deep and ogival palate, mandibular prognathism, increased mandibular angle, malocclusion, and dental anomalies. The objective was to present a case of a 16-year-old patient with FXS, leukoderma, submitted to orthopedic functional maxillary treatment to correct dental crowding. In general, clinical examination, behavioral changes such as shyness, anxiety, emotional lability, sporadic disturbances of behavior associated with mild mental disabilities were remarkable. After panoramic radiographic evaluation and cephalometric tracings, it was decided to install the functional orthopedic appliance of the jaws, Indirect Flat Planes type, for later corrective orthodontic treatment. At beginning of treatment, there was a difficulty in understanding and collaborating, not only from the patient’s side but also from the mother’s. After five months, even with the improvement in stomatognathic functions, orthodontic treatment with a fixed appliance was started, which was concluded after two years. Success of functional and / or orthodontic jaw orthopedics treatment, especially in FXS, is based on behavioral approach and motivation in all stages, by the professional as well as a collaborative family environment.El síndrome X frágil (SXF) es un trastorno ligado al cromosoma X, en el brazo largo Xq27.3, que provoca diversas alteraciones como problemas de conducta, deficiencia intelectual, macroorquidia, pabellones auditivos grandes y prominentes, paladar profundo y ojival, prognatismo mandibular, maloclusión y anomalías dentarias. El objetivo de este informe fue presentar el caso clínico de una paciente de 16 años con SXF, leucodermia, que se sometió a un tratamiento ortopédico funcional de los maxilares para la corrección del apiñamiento dentario. En el examen clínico se observaron timidez, ansiedad, inestabilidad emocional, trastornos conductuales esporádicos asociados a discapacidad intelectual leve, alteraciones craneofaciales y oclusales. Luego del estudio, evaluación radiográfica panorámica y trazados cefalométricos, se decidió instalar un dispositivo ortopédico funcional de maxilar, tipo Pistas Planas Indirectas, para posterior tratamiento ortodóncico correctivo. Bien al inicio del tratamiento se observó dificultad de comprensión y colaboración por parte de la paciente y su responsable (madre) y, luego de 5 meses, aún con mejoras en las funciones estomatognáticas, se inició el tratamiento ortodóntico con dispositivo fijo, el que fue concluido luego de dos años. El éxito del tratamiento de ortopedia funcional de los maxilares y/u ortodóntico, principalmente en el SXF, se basa en el abordaje comportamental y motivación en todas las etapas del tratamiento por el profesional, así como en un ambiente familiar colaborativo

    An Analysis of Yugoslavia's Policy of Peaceful Coexistence.

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    Ph.D.International lawUniversity of Michiganhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/157090/1/7021661.pd
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