Nova neumska riva : diplomski rad

"Urbano područje bez artikuliranog javnog prostora - je li to uopće grad?(...) razlika među urbanim sredinama koje jesu ili pretendiraju biti grad." Neum se spletom povijesnih okolnosti razvija relativno kasno i pred njim je proces suprotnog tijeka od susjednih dalmatinskih gradova - kako u već postojećem gradu na obali definirati rivu i artikulirati njegove obalne javne gradske prostore? Za programsku osnovu nove neumske rive uzeta su kulturna, društvena i sportska događanja koja nemaju stalno mjesto održavanja u gradu te postojeći potez šetnice uz obalu u dijelu grada gdje su nastala prva turistička odmarališta. Formira se nova neumska riva

Nova neumska riva : diplomski rad

"Urbano područje bez artikuliranog javnog prostora - je li to uopće grad?(...) razlika među urbanim sredinama koje jesu ili pretendiraju biti grad." Neum se spletom povijesnih okolnosti razvija relativno kasno i pred njim je proces suprotnog tijeka od susjednih dalmatinskih gradova - kako u već postojećem gradu na obali definirati rivu i artikulirati njegove obalne javne gradske prostore? Za programsku osnovu nove neumske rive uzeta su kulturna, društvena i sportska događanja koja nemaju stalno mjesto održavanja u gradu te postojeći potez šetnice uz obalu u dijelu grada gdje su nastala prva turistička odmarališta. Formira se nova neumska riva

Zagreb Trade Fair as an Impetus for the Novi Zagreb Centre Development

The construction of the Zagreb Trade Fair started in the late 1950s with the intensive building of its pavilions. An incomplete urban-planning concept was a common feature of both the Zagreb Trade Fair and Novi Zagreb (“New Zagreb”) itself. Zagreb Trade Fair has significant spatial potential that allows for a functional and partly a struc- tural transformation of its areas and buildings

New Zagreb Center; South Zagreb; New Zagreb; Zagreb; Zagreb trade fair

Izgradnja Zagrebačkog velesajma u Novom Zagrebu započela je krajem 1950-ih. Zajedničko obilježje Zagrebačkoga velesajma i Novoga Zagreba jest povezan i nedovršen urbanistički koncept. Zagrebački je velesajam prostorna razdjelnica Novoga Zagreba, ali i velik prostorni te sadržajni potencijal koji omogućava funkcionalnu i dijelom strukturnu preobrazbu svojih površina i građevina.The construction of Zagreb Trade Fair started in the late 1950s with intensive building of its pavilions. An incomplete urban planning concept was a common feature of both the Zagreb trade fair and New Zagreb itself. Zagreb trade fair has a significant spatial potential which allows the functional and partly a structural transformation of its areas and buildings

New Zagreb Center; South Zagreb; New Zagreb; Zagreb; Zagreb trade fair

Izgradnja Zagrebačkog velesajma u Novom Zagrebu započela je krajem 1950-ih. Zajedničko obilježje Zagrebačkoga velesajma i Novoga Zagreba jest povezan i nedovršen urbanistički koncept. Zagrebački je velesajam prostorna razdjelnica Novoga Zagreba, ali i velik prostorni te sadržajni potencijal koji omogućava funkcionalnu i dijelom strukturnu preobrazbu svojih površina i građevina.The construction of Zagreb Trade Fair started in the late 1950s with intensive building of its pavilions. An incomplete urban planning concept was a common feature of both the Zagreb trade fair and New Zagreb itself. Zagreb trade fair has a significant spatial potential which allows the functional and partly a structural transformation of its areas and buildings

CAUSES OF EARLY AND LATE DEATH AND SURVIVAL OF SLE PATIENTS OVER A 10-YEAR PERIOD: ANALYSIS FROM A CROATIAN TERTIARY CENTER

Background: Causes of death (CODs) and survival serve as indicators of overall care of SLE patients. While most of the available data on CODs and survival originate from highly developed healthcare settings and dedicated lupus cohorts, data from Croatia and neighboring countries are still lacking. Objectives: Retrospective analysis of disease features and CODs of SLE patients deceased from 2002 to 2011; assessment of survival of patients diagnosed over the same period. Methods: We analyzed features of 90 patients followed-up at our center, who deceased over the 2002–2011 period. Early death (ED) was defined as death occuring within 5 (10) years following diagnosis, while late death (LD) was defined as death occuring thereaft er. An extensive set of variables was compared between the ED and LD groups: demographics, ACR classification criteria, damage and causes of death. We also analyzed survival in a retrospective cohort of 213 patients. Results: Among 90 deceased patients (68 females), mean age at death was 58±15 years. Th e most frequent classification criteria were antinuclear antibodies (96%), immunological (92%) and hematological disorder (83%), with no difference between the ED and LD groups. 85/90 (94%) patients accrued organ damage, most frequently in the musculoskeletal (59%), cardiovascular (51%) and neuropsychiatric (NP) (48%) domains. Th e most frequent CODs were cardiovascular diseases (40%), followed by infections (33%), active SLE (29%) and malignancies (17%). Th ere was no difference between the frequencies of CODs, except for stroke, which caused death exclusively ≥10 years aft er diagnosis. SLE was recorded in death certificates of 41/90 patients. Five- and ten-year survival in the retrospective cohort (185 non-deceased, 28 deceased patients) was 91% and 80.5%, respectively. NP and renal disorder, serositis and later-onset disease were identified as predictors of death. Conclusions: Five-year survival >90% is in line with survival rates observed in developed countries, while tenyear survival is lower. Th e contribution of SLE to death seems to be underrecognized in SLE patients’ death certificates. References: 1. Padjen I et al. Croat Med J. 2018;59:3–12. 2. Calvo-Alen J et al. Rheumatology 2005;44:1186–9