Umbildende Erfahrung zwischen Aisthesis und biographischer Reflexion: Erkundungen im Sinnbezirk von Bildung bei Goethe

Rekonstruiert wird die Aisthesis in ihrer Bedeutung für die erfahrungsbasierte, widerständig transformatorische Selbstbildung Goethes anhand ausgewählter Schriften zur Naturforschung und Ästhetik. Goethes Denkmuster der Kluft perspektiviert die Ertragsleistung. Danach wirkt irritierende Differenzerfahrung innovativ für individualbasiert modellierte Identität im Horizont von Ganzheit auf der Folie prinzipieller Kontingenzerfahrung. Goethes Selbstbildungskonzeption bietet ein Diskursangebot, das kontrastiv zu Dekompositionskonzeptionen und zu funktionalen Bildungsansprüchen argumentiert

Der Begriff der Höheren Gewalt im Europäischen Wirtschaftsrecht: eine Analyse der Rechtsprechung des Europäischen Gerichtshofes

Soetebeer A. Der Begriff der Höheren Gewalt im Europäischen Wirtschaftsrecht: eine Analyse der Rechtsprechung des Europäischen Gerichtshofes. Studien zum Völker- und Europarecht; 69. Hamburg: Kovac; 2009

Knowledge of Fibromyalgia Assessment Among Primary Care Providers

Abstract There has been controversy and conflicting opinions between experts on how best to assess, diagnose and treat patients with fibromyalgia syndrome. Most often the diagnosis is made by a rheumatologist or pain specialist. Some experts suggest that tender point counts are absolutely essential, and others have suggested that chronic pain and associated symptoms outside the musculoskeletal system are more relevant. One of the problems primary care providers have with the use of tender points is that they require a significant amount of time to perform and specific training to master them. The first intention of this project is to review the most current literature regarding the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of fibromyalgia for use in the primary care setting. The second and primary intention is to outline the Fibromyalgia Rapid Screening Tool (FiRST), a patient-completed questionnaire used to simplify as well as expedite the proper diagnosis and management of patients with fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS)

Occurrence, associated factors and soft tissue reconstructive therapy for buccal soft tissue dehiscence at dental implants: Consensus report of group 3 of the DGI/SEPA/Osteology Workshop.

OBJECTIVES To systematically assess the literature and report on (1) the frequency of occurrence of buccal soft tissue dehiscence (BSTD) at implants, (2) factors associated with the occurrence of BSTD and (3) treatment outcomes of reconstructive therapy for the coverage of BSTD. MATERIALS AND METHODS Two systematic reviews addressing focused questions related to implant BSTD occurrence, associated factors and the treatment outcomes of BSTD coverage served as the basis for group discussions and the consensus statements. The main findings of the systematic reviews, consensus statements and implications for clinical practice and for future research were formulated within group 3 and were further discussed and reached final approval within the plenary session. RESULTS Buccally positioned implants were the factor most strongly associated with the risk of occurrence of BSTD, followed by thin tissue phenotype. At immediate implants, it was identified that the use of a connective tissue graft (CTG) may act as a protective factor for BSTD. Coverage of BSTD may be achieved with a combination of a coronally advanced flap (CAF) and a connective tissue graft, with or without prosthesis modification/removal, although feasibility of the procedure depends upon multiple local and patient-related factors. Soft tissue substitutes showed limited BSTD coverage. CONCLUSION Correct three-dimensional (3D) positioning of the implant is of utmost relevance to prevent the occurrence of BSTD. If present, BSTD may be covered by CAF +CTG, however the evidence comes from a low number of observational studies. Therefore, future research is needed for the development of further evidence-based clinical recommendations