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PubMed2000

[History of medicine and military health service in doctorate's and habilitation theses written in Military Medicine Academy in Lodz-retrospective bibliography against the background of medicine and military medicine bibliographies].

The work introduces the subject of medicine history, military health service history and medicine bibliographies with particular attention to Polish accents. It remembers the beginnings of medicine history education in Poland in the 19th century, in the II Polish Republic and after 1945. It discusses widely the achievements of Military Medicine Academy in the range of medicine history military health service together with bibliography. It points out the necessity of dealing with this subject in didactic and scientific activity of the Academy.

Academic Dissertations as Topic↗
PubMed2006

[Heart and sports medicine-history and perspectives].

The origin of sports medicine in the 19th and 20th century is listed. The same applies to the development of devices in the course of performance diagnostics. The required parameters for evaluation of the cardiopulmonary performance ability are mentioned in their historical context.The athlete's heart is described from its beginnings until today in its differently characterized clinical concepts. The secured facts are provided in detail in combination with modern investigation techniques.A particular sports medical merit in the area of cardiology is the investigation of the significance of the body periphery regarding the heart activity. The performance-limiting factors for the local aerobic dynamic endurance are specified in addition to the training methods for performance enhancement and the consequences for heart activity. The paper closes with a short description of the significance of sports medicine for today's rehabilitative cardiology.

Adaptation, Physiological↗