Hasil untuk "History of Poland"

Małgorzata Dancewicz-Pawlik

oprac. Tomasz Krzyżowski

Gunther Jikeli

Muslim–Jewish relations have a long and complex history. However, notions that all Jews and Muslims are eternal enemies are proven wrong both historically and by today’s survey data. A comprehensive review of the available survey data from the last two decades provides a glimpse into the views of Muslims and Jews of each other in countries where both communities are a minority. It is based on 52 surveys from Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, the Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Spain, Sweden, the U.K., and the U.S. 39 surveys include samples of Muslim respondents (38,000 in total) and 18 surveys include samples of Jewish respondents (52,000 in total). Five of these surveys include both Muslim and Jewish subsamples. Many Muslims and Jews acknowledge that the other community suffers from discrimination, albeit to varying degrees. Jews often see Islam and Muslim extremists as a threat to Jews, but most Jews, more than society in general, seem to distinguish between Muslim extremists and Muslims in general. Antisemitic attitudes are significantly higher among Muslims than among the general population in all surveys, even though the majority of Muslims in most European countries and in the United States do not exhibit antisemitic attitudes. The differences in anti-Jewish attitudes between Muslims and non-Muslims do not disappear when controlling for sociodemographic factors.

Izabela Krasińska

In the 1930s, the Polish-language Orthodox periodicals appeared on the press and the publishing market. Their recipients were the Orthodox believers living mainly in the eastern areas of the Second Polish Republic, and their creators were the Orthodox Polish intelligentsia, including the clergy. One of such magazines was ‘Przegląd Prawosławny’, published from January to August 1939 in Grodno. The editor in charge of the magazine was Fr. Leonidas Kasperski, and the publisher is the Orthodox Scientific and Publishing Institute. The analyzed magazine was partly of the local nature, as a lot of space was devoted to the life and activities of the Orthodox believers from the Nowogródek and Białystok voivodeships. Polish culture, history, language and traditions were promoted in ‘Przegląd Prawosławny’. They wrote about the affairs of the contemporary Church in Poland and around the world, as well as about its dignitaries. The life and activities of the Orthodox Polish patriots from the past eras were described.

Marta Gołembiewska

Parafia rzymsko-katolicka w Stawiszynie powstała zapewne w XIII w. i z racji tego, że dobra te były własnością królewską, jej fundatorem był ówczesny monarcha. Dwa wieki później należała ona do najbardziej zamożnych beneficjów w archidiakonacie kaliskim. W 1360 r. z inicjatywy króla Kazimierza Wielkiego w miejsce drewnianej świątyni pobudowano murowany kościół, który został konsekrowany pod wezwaniem św. Bartłomieja i św. Jadwigi. Na przestrzeni wieków architektura kościoła, pierwotnie gotyckiego, ulegała licznym przemianom. Budynek był kilkakrotnie zniszczony i odbudowywany, a każdy remont pozostawiał ślady zacierające pierwotny jego styl. Najistotniejsze zmiany zrealizowane zostały w latach 1880-1940, czyli w okresie przypadającym na sprawowanie posługi przez trzech proboszczów: Teodora Meyera, Edmunda Esmana i Bronisława Kozankiewicza. Każdy z nich odegrał istotną rolę w dziejach stawiszyńskiej parafii katolickiej. Celem niniejszego artykułu nie jest ocena odbudowy kościoła parafialnego w Stawiszynie za czasów działalności wspomnianych sług Bożych, ale przedstawienie czytelnikowi najważniejszych ich zasług w tym aspekcie. Przy czym należy podkreślić, że poczynania księdza Edmunda Esmana można uznać za najbliższe czynnościom określanym współcześnie pojęciem „restauracja”. Nie ujmuje to w żaden sposób osiągnięciom dwóch pozostałych duszpasterzy, dzięki którym stawiszyńscy parafianie mogą podziwiać zachowane do dziś zabytki sztuki sakralnej. Tekst ten stanowi jedynie przyczynek do dalszych badań, które należy pogłębić o wnikliwą analizę archiwaliów przechowywanych w Archiwum Diecezjalnym we Włocławku.

John S. Bak, Aleksandra Wiktorowska

In France and Poland where journalisme littéraire and reportaż have enjoyed long and rich traditions, it is curious that Elena Poniatowska’s literary journalism has attracted little attention. The reasons differ in degree, but translations efforts in both countries suggest that the French and the Poles see Poniatowska strictly as a Latin American Boom writer and, as such, favor her fiction over her socially-engaged literary journalism. By examining the international literary journalistic and reportage traditions inscribed within Poniatowska’s most celebrated crónica, La noche de Tlatelolco, this article attempts to counter these current trends in France and in Poland. A daughter of France with royal Polish blood, Poniatowska might have focused her attention this past half century on the troubled history of her adopted nation, Mexico, and on its victimized and marginalized peoples, but her journalistic themes, oral histories, interviewing techniques and literary talents are as universal as those from any French or Polish grand reporter.

Nicholas Cook

Nguyen Van Sang, Jolanta A. Daszyńska

The article analyses the struggle of Anglo-American relations connected to slaves and maritime rights on the sea from 1831 to 1842. The study is based on monographs, reports, treaties and correspondences between the two countries from the explosion of the Comet case in 1831 to the signing of the Webster–Ashburton treaty in 1842. This study focuses on three fundamental issues: the appearance of Comet, Encomium, Enterprise, Hermosa and Creole as international incidents with regards to British-American relations; the view of both countries on the abolition of slavery, maritime rights as well as the dispute over issues to resolve arising from these incidents; the results of British-American diplomacy to release slaves and maritime rights after the signing of the Webster–Ashburton treaty. The study found that the American slave ships were special cases in comparison with the previous controversies in bilateral relations. The American slave vessels sailed to the British colonies due to bad weather conditions and a slave rebellion on board. In fact, Great Britain and the United States had never dealt with a similar case, so both sides failed to find a unified view regarding the differences in the laws and policies of the two countries on slavery. The history of British-American relations demonstrated that under the pressures of the border dispute in Maine and New Brunswick, the affairs were not resolved. In addition, it could have had more of an impact on the relationship between the two countries, eventually p the two countries into a war. In that situation, the diplomatic and economic solutions given to the abolition of slavery and maritime rights were only temporary. However, the international affairs related to the American slave vessels paved the way for the settlement of maritime rights for British-American relations in the second half of 19th century.

Vítězslav Plášek, Ryszard Ochyra

The occurrence of two epiphytic moss species, Orthotrichum alpestre Bruch & Schimp. and O. schimperi Hammar, in the moss flora of Poland is discussed. The former represents an entirely new country record based on a specimen collected from the Polish Eastern Carpathians, whereas the latter is reinstated as a member of the Polish moss flora. The complex and entangled taxonomic and nomenclatural history of O. schimperi is outlined, sources of its confusion are discussed, and two correctly determined specimens from Poland are cited. The two species are briefly characterized and illustrated, and a key to the genera and species of Polish orthotrichaceous mosses is presented.

Białokur Marek

Tekst poświęcony jest wybranym aspektom polskiej emigracji do Szwajcarii. Wskazane zostały powody wyjazdów oraz zakres działalności polskiej diaspory (politycznej, naukowej, kulturalnej, rzemieślniczej). To niewielkie terytorialnie, federacyjne państwo w zachodniej Europie było krajem wielkich możliwości. Znaleźli w nim schronienie, a nawet nowy dom i drugą ojczyznę znani z pierwszych stron podręczników tak wybitni Polacy, jak Kościuszko, Sienkiewicz, Paderewski czy Narutowicz. Znacznie liczniejsze było jednak i jest nadal grono tych naszych rodaków, o których historia milczy, ale którzy ciężką codzienną pracą wnieśli wkład w rozwój tego położnego u podnóża Alp kraju. Obecnie ich liczba szacowana jest na około 18–20 tysięcy, a są wśród nich głównie potomkowie tych, którzy pozostali w Szwajcarii po II wojnie światowej lub zostali zmuszeni do emigracji przez władze komunistycznej Polski w latach 60. i 70. – głównie polskich Żydów i przedstawicieli tzw. „emigracji solidarnościowej” lat 80. The article concerns selected aspects of Polish emigration to Switzerland. The reasons for leaving homeland and the scope of activities of Polish diaspora (political, scientific/scholar, cultural, artisan) are outlined. This territorially small, federal state in Western Europe was a country of great opportunities. Several eminent Poles, known from history textbooks, such as Kościuszko, Sienkiewicz, Paderewski or Narutowicz, found refuge or even new home and second homeland there. Much more numerous were (and still are) Poles about whom the history has nothing to say, but who with their hard everyday work contributed to the development of this Alpine country. At present, the number of Poles and people of Polish descent in Switzerland is estimated at 18–20 thousands. Among them are primarily the descendants of Poles who stayed in this country after the World War II or were forced into exile by the authorities of the communist Poland in the 1960s and 1970s – chiefly of Polish Jews and members of the so-called “Solidarity emigration” of the 1980s.

Małgorzata Karkocha

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Ilona Florczak

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Joanna Sławińska

Paschalis Jakubowicz and Three kontusz sashes in the Collections of the Museum of the Jagiellonian University The Museum of the Jagiellonian University holds three belts associated with the activities of Paschalis Jakubowicz, a producer of kontusz saches in the period of the Great Sejm. One of such belts, which features a paschal lamb between the letters PI, was woven in a persjarnia (a workshop where kontusz belts were made) established by Jakubowicz in Lipków near Warsaw. Another one, which features the letters PI, originates from a weaver’s workshop in Lyon, which produces kontusz belts intended for the Polish market, also commissioned by Jakubowicz. In the case of the last one, which features the letters FS, at this stage of research it is difficult to establish whether it was made in Lyon or whether it should be considered a product of the Kraków workshop, which received an order from Jakubowicz.

Łukasz Fortuna, Michał Chrobot, Stanisław Góźdź et al.

Introduction: The new regulations called the “oncological package” were implemented in Poland on 1 January 2015. The issuance of the Diagnosis and Oncological Treatment Card initiates a path of rapid diagnosis and therapy. The new regulations also encompass the diagnostic process in suspected thyroid carcinoma, which is the leading endocrine gland cancer. In 2014, 162 new cases of thyroid cancer were noted in Świętokrzyskie Province in Poland. Before the rapid diagnostic procedure is implemented, the risk of malignancy must be evaluated, which is of particular importance in the case of suspected carcinoma of the thyroid gland due to the great prevalence of benign thyroid nodules. The risk of thyroid carcinoma is evaluated by the analysis of the medical history and proper interpretation of ultrasonographic images of focal lesions. Aim: The aim of this study was to analyse the knowledge of primary care physicians about clinical and ultrasonographic features of high-risk thyroid tumours and to assess whether the Diagnosis and Oncological Treatment Card is used correctly for initiation of a rapid diagnostic process in patients with suspected thyroid carcinoma. Material and methods: The analysis involved the results of thyroid ultrasound scans and medical history data collected during the first visit from all patients who, in the period from 1 January 2015 to 30 September 2016, were referred to the Department of Endocrinology of Świętokrzyskie Oncology Centre with the Diagnosis and Oncological Treatment Card issued by a primary care physician due to a suspicion of thyroid cancer. The authors evaluated the presence of clinical or ultrasonographic features of high-risk thyroid tumours. The analysis involved records of 95 patients. Results: None of the patients presented clinical features of thyroid carcinoma. The phenotype of focal lesions represented high-risk features in merely 21% of the patients; the most common ultrasonographic feature was hypoechogenicity (70% of patients). Oncological diagnostic procedures (fine-needle aspiration biopsy) confirmed a malignancy in only 1 case; it was a patient with high-risk ultrasonographic features (1/20 patients – 5%). None of the patients with a benign phenotype was diagnosed with thyroid carcinoma. Conclusions: 1) The Diagnosis and Oncological Treatment Card is not used properly by primary care physicians in the diagnosis of thyroid lesions. 2) When issuing the Diagnosis and Oncological Treatment Card, primary care physicians do not use the knowledge about clinical or ultrasonographic features that suggest a high risk of malignancy.

Kowalska-Koczwara Alicja, Stypuła Krzysztof

Historic buildings in Poland are largely neglected objects that small percentage is preserved in its original form. Unrelenting in the case of historic buildings is a time that brings with it the natural processes of aging of buildings, but also the history of the object which is often marked by military conflicts, fires or even incompetently carried out reconstruction. Nowadays historic buildings are also destroyed by the rapid development of infrastructure and residential construction. This development could lead to changes of water in the soil, make changes in the geologic al structure or cause exposure of the historic building to the new influences (eg. traffic vibrations), to which building has not been subjected so far. Vibrations are often omitted in environmental issues, although the protection against noise and vibration has its place in the Law on Environmental Protection. This article presents the methodology for the measurement and interpretation of vibration influence on historic buildings and the assessment methods of technical condition of historic building on the example of dynamic measurements made on St. Nicholas Church in Krakow. The importance of well-done crack-by-crack documentation and characterization of damages based on damage index is shown. Difficulties that can be encountered when determining the causes of technical condition of historic buildings are also shown. Based on the example of the Church in the article are also given the possible protection solutions of historic structures from vibrations.

Jonas Mackevičius, Rasa Subačienė

The evolution of Lithuanian accounting has a long history and is rather complicated. It was influenced by different countries, especially by Tsarist Russia, Germany, France, Poland and the Soviet Union. Differ-ent factors had an impact and formed the Lithuanian accounting system, and they have defined develop-ment tendencies for it. The aim of this research is to investigate Lithuanian accounting development phases and tendencies. The research methods consist of analysing scientific papers of Lithuanian authors, a retrospective analy-sis, the historical approach, inductive and deductive methods, systematisation, comparison and a sum-mary of the information. From the chronological and historical perspectives, the following Lithuanian accounting development phases were distinguished: (1) accounting origin for the period of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania (1251–1795); (2) Lithuania’s accounting status during the period of occupation by Tsarist Russia (1795–1914) and World War I (1914–1918); (3) the condition and regulation of account-ing during the inter-war period (1918–1940) and World War II in Lithuania; (4) accounting organization and regulation during the Soviet occupation period in Lithuania (1944–1990); (5) accounting status and problems in Independent Lithuania (1990–2015). The article investigates the key elements of regulation, and the achievements and problems of each Lithuanian accounting development phase.

Jerzy Reichan

Professor Marian Kucała as a dialectologist The paper presents Marian Kucała’s dialectological work in the chronological order. Particular attention has been given to his greatest dialectological achievement, the Porównawczy słownik trzech wsi małopolskich (1957; ‘A comparative dictionary of three villages in Lesser Poland’), emphasizing its superior cognitive and methodological qualities. While discussing Kucała’s various articles, we indicate his originality and ingenuity. Some of his papers refer to linguistic phenomena from his native village of Więciórka, while others cover the whole of the Polish dialectal area. One work that distinguishes itself among them, is the popular title Twoja mowa cię zdradza (1994a, 2002a; ‘Your speech betrays you’) in which Kucała presents to the unqualified reader the most important of Polish dialectal phenomena in an interesting and easy to understand way. While discussing Professor M. Kucała’s dialectological work, one should constantly bear in mind that these rich, diversified and grand achievements constitute only a part of his oeuvre which simultaneously includes works on the history of Polish and the contemporary Polish literary language.

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Selected Abstracts of the 4th International Congress of UENPS • Athens (Greece) • December 11th-14th 2014 The Congress has been organized by the Union of European Neonatal and Perinatal Societies (UENPS). Guest Editor: Giuseppe Buonocore   ABS 1. COMPARISON OF PRENATAL CARE AND PREGNANCY RELATED MATERNAL RISK FACTORS BETWEEN WOMEN WHOSE BABIES ARE ADMITTED OR NOT ADMITTED TO NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT • S.M. Avci, M. Çöl, Y. Genç, E.A. Yilmaz, Ç. Gulumser; Ankara (Turkey) ABS 2. APPEARANCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF GENES AND GENE PROTEINS IN CLEFT AFFECTED TISSUE • M. Pilmane, I. Akota; Riga (Latvia) ABS 3. MANAGEMENT OF PARENTAL STRESS IN A NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. A RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL • A. Fotiou, K. Papagaroufalis, G. Bakoyannis, C. Bakoula; Athens (Greece) and Indianapolis (IN, USA) ABS 4. A CASE OF LARYNGEAL ATRESIA ACCOMPANIED BY PERSISTENT PHARYNGOTRACHEAL DUCTUS IN NEWBORN • L. Korkmaz, I. Guneş, H. Halis, I. Ketenci, O. Baştuğ, M.S. Doğan; Kayseri (Turkey) ABS 5. DIFFERENTIAL REGULATION OF IRISIN AT THE EXTREMES OF FETAL GROWTH • D.D. Briana, S. Baka, M. Boutsikou, Th. Boutsikou, A. Marmarinos, D. Hassiakos, D. Gourgiotis, A. Malamitsi-Puchner; Athens (Greece) ABS 6. COPEPTIN UPREGULATION IN EARLY HUMAN MILK: POSSIBLE ROLE IN POSTNATAL ADAPTATION • D.D. Briana, Th. Boutsikou, M. Boutsikou, S. Baka, D. Piatopoulou, D. Hassiakos, D. Gourgiotis, A. Malamitsi-Puchner; Athens (Greece) ABS 7. ADROPIN ABUNDANCE IN BREAST MILK: RELATION TO MATERNAL SERUM CONCENTRATIONS AND PERINATAL FACTORS • D.D. Briana, Th. Boutsikou, M. Boutsikou, S. Baka, A. Ristani, D. Hassiakos, D. Gourgiotis, A. Malamitsi-Puchner; Athens (Greece) ABS 8. INFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS IN NON-CATHETERISED PRETERM NEWBORN • K. Demova, F. Bauer; Nove Zamky (Slovakia) ABS 9. INCIDENCE AND RISK FACTORS FOR RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY • L. Banjac, S. Borovic, D. Dakić, G. Banjac; Podgorica (Montenegro) ABS 10. CASE REPORT OF NEWBORN WITH CUTIS MARMORATA TELANGIECTASICA CONGENITA • Ch. Spanoudaki, M. Lykogeorgou, N. Gezerli, V. Delivoria; Athens (Greece) ABS 11. THIRTY-FIVE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN A PRIVATE NICU IN GREECE • M. Saklamaki-Kontos, K. Stafylakis, M. Daniilidou, A. Thomas, I. Kontogianni; Athens (Greece) ABS 12. DYNAMICS OF DEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES IN VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT PREMATURE INFANTS IN RUSSIAN FEDERATION FROM 2003 TO 2013 • E. Sakharova, E. Keshishian, G. Alyamovskaya; Moscow (Russian Federation) ABS 13. POSTDISCHARGE FORMULA FEEDING AND DEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES AT 12 MONTHS OF LIFE IN VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT PREMATURE INFANTS • G. Alyamovskaya, E. Keshishian, E. Sakharova; Moscow (Russian Federation) ABS 14. HYPOXIC-ISCHEMIC ENTEROCOLITIS (HIEnt): A PROPOSAL FOR THE DEFINITION OF EARLY NEC AND ITS SEROLOGICAL EVIDENCE • O. Surmeli-Onay, A. Korkmaz, S. Yigit, M. Yurdakok; Ankara (Turkey) ABS 15. CHANGES IN THE PREVALENCE OF CONGENITAL DEVELOPMENTAL ABNORMALITIES IN LITHUANIA BETWEEN 2002 AND 2011 • D. Stoniene, R. Tameliene, E. Vaitkute; Kaunas (Lithuania) ABS 16. MATERNAL FAT MASS, ANTENATAL STEROIDS AND RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME: COMPLEX RELATIONS • H.T. Çelik, A. Korkmaz, Ş. Yiğit, M. Yurdakök; Ankara (Turkey) ABS 17. INCIDENCE OF RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY IN PREMATURE WITH VERY LOW WEIGHT IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL IN SÃO JOSÉ DOS CAMPOS, BETWEEN 2010 AND 2013 • A.M. Puppio Querido; São José dos Campos (Brazil) ABS 18. DETERMINANTS OF LOW WEIGHT (< 3‰) IN PREMATURE INFANTS (< 32 WEEKS OF GESTATION) • R. Tamelienė, J. Garčinskienė, V. Šnipaitis, D. Stonienė; Kaunas (Lithuania) ABS 19. QUANTIFIED OXYGENATION IMPAIRMENT ACCORDING TO CATEGORIES OF SEVERITY IN BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA • A. Davis, R. Ross-Russell, T. Dassios; Cambridge (UK) ABS 20. PLACENTAL INFARCTION IS ASSOCIATED WITH CEREBRAL PALSY: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY • M-T. Vinnars, B. Vollmer, J. Nasiell, N. Papadogiannakis, M. Westgren; Stockholm and Ornskoldsvik (Sweden) ABS 21. THE VARIABILITY IN CYSTATIN C REFERENCE VALUES IN NEONATES CAN PARTLY BE EXPLAINED BY THE USED ASSAY (TURBI- VS NEPHELOMETRY) • K. Allegaert, A. Raaijmakers, J. van den Anker, D. Mekahli, E. Levtchenko, J. vande Walle; Leuven and Ghent (Belgium), Washington (DC, USA), Rotterdam (the Netherlands), Basel (Switzerland) ABS 22. RESPIRATORY DISORDERS AND CONSEQUENT MORBIDITY OF THE “LATE PRETERM” INFANTS (GESTATIONAL AGE: 34-36+6 WEEKS) • G. Mitsiakos, K. Tsepis, E. Gkiougki, A.E. Papathanasiou, E. Lazaridou, A. Georgiadou, I. Chatzioannidis; Thessaloniki (Greece) and Liege (Belgium) ABS 23. ASYNCHRONOUS CHEST COMPRESSIONS vs SYNCHRONOUS IMPROVE 2-HOUR SURVIVAL IN AN EXPERIMENTAL NEONATAL PIGLET MODEL OF ASPHYXIAL CARDIAC ARREST • N. Iacovidou, A. Aggelina, A. Papalois, P. Pliatsika, A. Douvanas, G. Gkiokas, T. Xanthos; Athens (Greece) ABS 24. HISTORY OF BREASTFEEDING • M. Papastavrou, S. Genitsaridi, E. Komodiki, S. Paliatsou S, A. Kontogeorgou, N. Iacovidou; Athens (Greece) ABS 25. BREASTFEEDING IN PUBLIC • E. Komodiki, A. Kontogeorgou, M. Papastavrou, P. Volaki, S. Genitsaridi, N. Iacovidou; Athens (Greece) ABS 26. SURVEILLANCE OF NEONATAL SEPSIS INCIDENCE IN A PRIVATE NICU IN ATHENS, GREECE • M. Saklamaki-Kontos, P. Boka, C. Neri, A. Sideris, H. Kallimorou, M. Safiolea, V. Syriopoulou; Athens (Greece) ABS 27. LEAD AND MERCURY LEVELS IN PRETERM INFANTS BEFORE AND AFTER BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS • S. Takci, S. Yigit, A. Asci, P. Erkekoglu, A. Korkmaz-Toygar, B. Kocer-Gumusel, M. Yurdakok; Ankara (Turkey) ABS 28. THE OBSTETRICIAN AND PEDIATRICIAN BEFORE COURT: A CRITICAL CASE STUDY ON (SUB)STANDARD PERINATAL CARE • M. Eggermont; Ghent (Belgium) ABS 29. THE EFFECT OF MELATONIN TREATMENT ON OXIDANT STATUS, ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY, LIPID PEROXIDATION AND APOPTOSIS AFTER HYPOXIC ISCHEMIC BRAIN INJURY IN NEWBORN RATS • H. Yapicioglu Yildizdas, B. Mutlu, S. Erdogan, S. Zorludemir, F. Ozlu, M. Satar, N. Narli; Adana (Turkey) ABS 30. GROWTH OF PRETERM NEONATES WITH BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA AND ITS LONG TERM IMPLICATIONS IN RESPIRATORY FUNCTION • A. Gounaris, R. Sokou, P. Panagiotounakou, D. Bleco, M. Papadopoulou, J. Labadaridis; Larissa, Piraeus and Athens (Greece) ABS 31. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF UMBILICAL ARTERY BLOOD PH, BASE DEFICIT, BICARBONATE, AND LACTATE LEVELS FOR RESUSCITATION NEEDS IN FULL-TERM NEONATES, THEIR CEREBRAL BLOOD CIRCULATION CHANGES, AND HYPOXIC-ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY • A. Kudreviciene, A. Basevicius, S. Lukosevicius, J. Laurynaitiene, R. Tameliene; Kaunas (Lithuania) ABS 32. GROSS MOTOR PATHS IN GREEK “HEALTHY” PRETERM INFANTS ASSESSED BY THE ALBERTA INFANT MOTOR SCALE (AIMS): COMPARISON WITH FULL-TERM INFANTS AND INFLUENCE OF NEONATAL MORBIDITY FACTORS • D. Syrengelas, V. Kalampoki, P. Kleisiouni, V. Manta, S. Mellos, T. Siahanidou; Athens (Greece) ABS 33. PERINATAL OUTCOME IN PREGNANT WOMEN WITH GESTATIONAL AND OVERT DIABETES AND ACCORDING TO WHO AND/OR IADPSG CRITERIA • J. Djelmis, M. Ivanisevic, M. Pavic; Zagreb (Croatia) ABS 34. SURVIVAL AND NEONATAL COMPLICATIONS IN EXTREMELY PREMATURE NEONATES 22+0-27+0 WEEKS OF GESTATION. COMPARISON OF TWO TIME PERIODS • I. Nikaina, M. Taliadourou, I. Stavrakas, G. Liosis, M. Tzaki; Athens (Greece) ABS 35. NEONATAL CREATINEMIA TRENDS IN RELATION TO BAYLEY SCALES OF INFANT DEVELOPMENT® IN FORMER EXTREMELY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT (ELBW) NEONATES • A. Raaijmakers, E. Ortibus, T.P. van Tienoven, C. Vanhole, E. Levtchenko, K. Allegaert; Leuven and Brussels (Belgium) ABS 36. IS A SMALL PLATELET MASS ASSOCIATED WITH INTRAVENTRICULAR HEMORRHAGE IN EXTREMELY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS? • G. Mitsiakos, E. Chatziioannidis, K. Tsepis, A.E. Papathanasiou, I. Dorka, E. Lazaridou, N. Nikolaidis; Thessaloniki (Greece) ABS 37. A CASE OF SEVERE HEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF NEWBORN CAUSED BY ALLOANTIBODIES AGAINST ANTIGENS D AND E TO THE SYSTEM RHESUS TREATED WITH INTRAUTERINE TRANSFUSIONS AND EX-UTERO EXCHANGE TRANSFUSIONS • G. Mitsiakos, E. Babatseva, B. Papageorgiou, I. Chatziioannidis, K. Tsepis, A. Athanasiadis, A. Kioumi, N. Nikolaidis; Thessaloniki (Greece) ABS 38. EVALUATION OF SERUM HEPCIDIN LEVELS AND HEMATOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN PRETERM INFANTS BEFORE AND AFTER THE TRANSFUSION OF PACKED RED BLOOD CELLS • F. Stripeli1, J. Kapetanakis, D. Gourgiotis, T. Anastasiou, L. Kossiva; Athens (Greece) ABS 39. PLATELET MASS IN PRETERM INFANTS OF PREECLAMPTIC MOTHERS AND ASSOCIATION WITH NEONATAL MORBIDITIES • D. Anuk-Ince, S. Takcı, R. Gumuser, B. Cakmak; Tokat (Turkey) ABS 40. ADVERSE EVENTS RECORDED DURING URGENT NEONATAL TRANSPORT IN GREECE OVER A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR • S. Mouskou, P. Troizos-Papavasileiou, N. Iacovidou; Athens (Greece) ABS 41. NEONATAL MORTALITY AND MORBIDITY AFTER URGENT NEONATAL TRANSPORT IN GREECE • S. Mouskou, P. Troizos-Papavasileiou, N. Iacovidou; Athens (Greece) ABS 42. CASES REVIEW OF CENTRAL HYPOVENTILATION SYNDROME IN A NICU: A 10 YEARS SURVEY • M. Dasopoulou, M. Vizirakis, F. Anatolitou, E. Papathoma, M. Koumenidou; Athens (Greece) ABS 43. DURATION OF HOSPITALIZATION IN A TERTIARY LEVEL NICU: A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN TWO TIME PERIODS AS A RESULT OF CHANGING FEEDING PROTOCOL • F. Anatolitou, C. Zaharioudaki, M. Dasopoulou, P. Loukeri, E. Papathoma; Athens (Greece) ABS 44. GROUP B STREPTOCOCCUS POREFORMING TOXIN INDUCES INTRA-AMNIOTIC INFLAMMATION AND NEUTROPHIL RECRUITMENT IN A MURINE MODEL OF CHORIOAMNIONITIS • T.M. Randis, S.E. Gelber, J.A. Baker, T.A. Hooven, R.G. Abellar, M. Sackeim, E.L. Lewis, A.J. Ratner; New York (NY, USA) ABS 45. DESCRIPTION OF NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS AT TWO YEARS CORRECTED AGE IN A COHORT OF HIGH RISK PREMATURE NEONATES • C. Petropoulou, H. Bouza; Athens (Greece) ABS 46. THE IMPACT OF HUMAN BREAST MILK ON VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS’ OUTCOMES • K. Dritsakou, G. Liosis, A. Tsilia, G. Karanatsi, A. Tzortzi, M. Tzaki, M. Skouroliakou; Athens (Greece) ABS 47. RAW HUMAN MILK AND EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING IMPACT ON HEALTH CARE SYSTEM COSTS • K. Dritsakou, G. Liosis, M. Skouroliakou; Athens (Greece) ABS 48. PRENATAL ULTRASOUND EXAMINATION OF NEONATAL CRANIOSPINAL AND CRANIOFACIAL MALFORMATIONS • A. Beke, F.R. Erős, I. Szabó, B. Pete, J. Jr. Rigó; Budapest (Hungary) ABS 49. NASAL CONTINUOUS POSITIVE AIRWAY PRESSURE (nCPAP) OR O2 THERAPY TO TREAT TRANSIENT TACHYPNEA OF THE NEWBORN (TTN)? A COMPARATIVE RETROSPECTIVE NON-RANDOMIZED STUDY • S.S. Aguilera, M.G. Pattumelli, L. Massenzi, C. Gizzi, D. De Luca; Paris (France) and Rome (Italy) ABS 50. RENAL AND HEPATIC FUNCTION IN IUGR PREPUBERTAL CHILDREN • E.J. Sidiropoulou, G. Paltoglou, G. Valsamakis, E. Kouskouni, D. Hassiakos, G. Mastorakos, N. Iacovidou; Athens (Greece) ABS 51. SYSTEMIC MASTOCYTOSIS – REPORT OF A RARE CONDITION IN NEWBORN  • K. Piperkova, N. Zdravevska, A. Papazovska Cherepnalkovski; Skopje (FYROM) ABS 52. TRANSFUSION-RELATED ACUTE LUNG INJURY IN NEONATES • E. Tzimou, A.E. Papathanasiou, I. Chatziioannidis, G. Mitsiakos; Thessaloniki (Greece) ABS 53. EARLY-ONSET NEONATAL INFECTION IN LITHUANIA • R. Tameliene, D. Stoniene, L. Russetti, A. Kudreviciene, A. Bulaukiene, V. Gedviliene, R. Tvarijonaviciene; Kaunas, Klaipeda, Siauliai and Panevezys (Lithuania) ABS 54. LONG-TERM TRENDS IN SURVIVAL AND CEREBRAL PALSY AMONG INFANTS BORN PREMATURELY (< 31 WEEKS) IN NORTHWEST GREECE • A. Drougia, A. Zeki, M. Papassava, I. Nakou, M. Tzoufi, V. Giapros; Ioannina (Greece) ABS 55. NEONATAL RESUSCITATION TRAINING COURSES. FROM PRACTICE TO RESEARCH • S. Zeballos Sarrato, G. Zeballos Sarrato, N. Navarro, M. Arriaga, I. Pescador, A. Rogriguez, E. Sanz, C. Ramos, P. Chimenti, S. Villar; Madrid (Spain) ABS 56. SURVIVAL RATES IN PREMATURE INFANTS DEPEND ON INCLUSION CRITERIA • S. Zeballos Sarrato, S. Villar Castro, C. Ramos Navarro, G. Zeballos Sarrato, P. Chimenti Camacho, N. Navarro Patiño, N. González Pacheco, M. Arriaga Redondo, M. del Carmen Sánchez, M. Sánchez Luna; Madrid (Spain) ABS 57. RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH INTRAPARTUM STILLBIRTHS IN PREMATURE INFANTS • S. Zeballos Sarrato, M. Arriaga Redondo, G. Zeballos Sarrato, S. Villar Castro, C. Ramos Navarro, N. González Pacheco, P. Chimenti Camacho, N. Navarro Patiño, M. del Carmen Sánchez, M. Sánchez Luna; Madrid (Spain) ABS 58. URINE METABOLOMIC ANALYSIS IN NEONATES WITH LATE-ONSET SEPSIS. PRELIMINARY RESULTS • K. Sarafidis, G. Theodoridis, A. Thomaidou, H. Gika, O. Deda, M. Lyssikatou, A. Kontou, E. Diamanti, V. Soubasi, C. Agakidis, V. Drossou; Thessaloniki (Greece) ABS 59. URINE METABOLOMIC ANALYSIS IN PRETERM NEONATES WITH NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS. PRELIMINARY RESULTS • K. Sarafidis, G. Theodoridis, A. Thomaidou, H. Gika, O. Deda, M. Lyssikatou, E. Diamanti, V. Soubasi, C. Agakidis, V. Drossou; Thessaloniki (Greece) ABS 60. THE PROPRE-SAVE STUDY: THE EFFECTS OF PROBIOTICS AND PREBIOTICS ALONE OR COMBINED (SYNBIOTICS) ON PREVENTION OF NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS IN VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS: A MULTICENTER, RANDOMIZED, CONTROLLED TRIAL • D. Dilli, B. Aydin, N. Dinlen Fettah, E. Özyazıcı, S. Beken, A. Zenciroğlu, et al.; Ankara, Diyarbakır, Bursa and Istanbul (Turkey) ABS 61. INDIVIDUALIZED MATERNAL MILK FORTIFICATION BASED ON MOTHER’S MILK ANALYSIS. EFFECT ON NUTRITIONAL INTAKE AND EARLY NUTRITIONAL STATUS • E. Parlapani, E. Diamanti, C. Agakidis, D. Fleturis, K. Sarafidis, Th. Karagiozoglou-Lampoudi, V. Drossou-Agakidou; Thessaloniki (Greece) ABS 62. LESS INVASIVE SURFACTANT ADMINISTRATION. FEASIBILITY STUDY • C. Ramos-Navarro, S. Villar-Castro, M. Arriaga-Redondo, S. Zeballos-Sarrato, N. Navarro-Patiño, A. Rodriguez-de la Blanca, P. Chimenti-Camacho, G. Zeballos-Sarrato, N. Gonzalez-Pacheco, C. López-Sagunto, M. Sanchez-Luna; Madrid (Spain) ABS 63. SYNCHRONIZED NON-INVASIVE VENTILATION IN PRETERM. OUR EXPERIENCE • C. Ramos Navarro, M. Sanchez Luna, M. Arriaga Redondo, S. Villar-Castro, S. Zeballos Sarrato, N. Navarro Patiño, P. Chimenti Camacho, G. Zeballos Sarrato, A. Rodriguez de la Blanca, N. Gonzalez-Pacheco; Madrid (Spain) ABS 64. RESPIRATORY MANAGEMENT IN PRETERMS. ARE WE LESS INVASIVE NOW THAN 10 YEARS AGO? • C. Ramos-Navarro, S. Zeballos-Sarrato, E. Sanz-López, E. Maderuelo-Rodriguez, S. Villar-Castro, M. Arriaga-Redondo, I. Pescador-Camacho, N. Navarro-Patiño, A. Rodriguez de la Blanca, M. Sanchez-Luna; Madrid (Spain) ABS 65. KLEBSIELLA INFECTION IN AN EUROPEAN SURVEILLANCE NEONATAL NETWORK (neonIN: http://www.neonin.org.uk) • C. Kortsalioudaki, A. Kent, J. Kopsidas, T. Watts, T. Scorrer, I. Lutsar, M. Turner, P. Clarke, K. Karachristou, A. Collinson, J. Chang, G. Dimitriou, N. Spyridis, T. Zaoutis, PT. Heath; on behalf of the Neonatal Infection Surveillance Network (neonIN); London, Portsmouth, Liverpool, Norwich and Truro (UK), Athens (Greece) and Tartu (Estonia) ABS 66. EPIDEMIOLOGY OF NEONATAL BACTEREMIA IN GREECE – DATA FROM A EUROPEAN SURVEILLANCE NETWORK (neonIN: www.neonin.org.uk) • J. Kopsidas, C. Kortsalioudaki, K. Zannikos, K. Karachristou, G. Kοurlaba, F. Anatolitou, N. Lipsou, T. Siachanidou, A. Kent, D. Gkentzi, G. Dimitriou, TE. Zaoutis, PT. Heath, N. Spyridis; on behalf of the Neonatal Infection Surveillance Network (neonIN); Athens and Patras (Greece), London (UK) and Philadelphia (PA, USA) ABS 67. CRP ELEVATION ASSOCIATED WITH A POSITIVE BLOOD CULTURE IN INFANTS PARTICIPATING IN THE neonIN SURVEILLANCE NETWORK (www.neonin.org.uk) • J. Kopsidas, C. Kortsalioudaki, K. Zannikos, G. Kοurlaba, F. Anatolitou, A. Kent, T. Metsvaht, I. Lutsar, P. Clarke, A. Bedford-Russell, S. Pattnayak, T. Scorrer, T. Zaoutis, PT. Heath, N. Spyridis; on behalf of the Neonatal Infection Surveillance Network (neonIN); London, Norwich, Birmingham, Medway and Portsmouth (UK), Athens (Greece), Tartu (Estonia) and Philadelphia (PA, USA) ABS 68. A NEWBORN BABY WITH SEVERE NONIMMUNE NEONATAL HYDROPS AND CHYLOTHORAX – IS IT NOONAN’S SYNDROME? • S. Balogun, A. Gupta, B. Reichert; Stockton on Tees (UK) ABS 69. LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS OUTCOMES IN THE FEDERATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA • F. Skokić, S. Muratović, M. Skokić, D. Hadžić, A. Čosičkić, A. Selimović, E. Zulić, A. Mršić, A. Merić, A. Halilbašić; Tuzla (Bosnia and Herzegovina) ABS 70. SUPPLEMENTATION OF VITAMIN D IN PRETERM INFANTS – MONITORING THERAPY • A. Kołodziejczyk, M.K. Borszewska-Kornacka; Warsaw (Poland) ABS 71. CITROBACTER DIVERSUS MULTIPLE BRAIN ABSCESSES IN A 28-WEEK PREMATURE FEMALE’S CASE REPORT • M. Lechowicz, R. Bokiniec, M.K. Borszewska-Kornacka; Warsaw (Poland) ABS 72. EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE IN NEONATES WITH CENTRAL LINE ASSOCIATED BLOODSTREAM INFECTIONS (CLABSIs) IN GREECE • K. Mougkou, F. Anatolitou, G. Baroutis, A. Charitou, G. Dimitriou, C. Giannakopoulou, A. Gounaris, J. Kapetanakis, G. Liosis, S. Mellos, G. Nyktari, J. Kopsidas, G. Kourlaba, S. Coffin, T. Zaoutis; Athens, Patras, Heraklion and Larissa (Greece), and Philadelphia (PA, USA) ABS 73. CIRCULATING LIPID ALTERATIONS IN NEONATAL INFECTION/SEPSIS: PRELIMINARY RESULTS • V. Bourika, A. Margeli, I. Papassotiriou, T. Siahanidou; Athens (Greece) ABS 74. TAIL IN A NEWBORN: A RARE FEATURE OF AMNIOTIC BAND SYNDROME • V. Bourika, A. Margeli, I. Papassotiriou, T. Siahanidou; Athens (Greece) ABS 75. THE EARLY NEONATAL MORTALITY AFTER CESAREAN SECTION • M. Petronijević, S. Vrzić Petronijević, D. Bratić, D. Plecas; Belgrade (Serbia) ABS 76. MODE OF DELIVERY AND DEVELOPMENT OF ATOPIC DISORDERS DURING THE FIRST THREE YEARS OF LIFE • E. Papathoma, M. Trigka, S. Fouzas, G. Dimitriou; Patras (Greece) ABS 77. GRADES I-II INTRAVENTRICULAR HEMORRHAGE IN VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS: EFFECTS ON NEURODEVELOPMENT • K. Georgiou, C. Petropoulou, H. Bouza; Athens (Greece) ABS 78. PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF PREMATURITY ON THE INFANT-MOTHER DYAD • A. Karkani; Athens (Greece) ABS 79. ROLE OF PARACETAMOL IN THE CLOSURE OF PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS IN PRETERM NEONATES • D. Konstantinou, M. Klavdianou, M. Antoniadis; Athens (Greece) ABS 80. ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE FOR CENTRAL LINE ASSOCIATED BLOODSTREAM INFECTIONS IN HOSPITALIZED NEONATES IN GREECE • K. Mougkou, N. Anagnostatou, L. Baglatzi, M. Dilanas, D. Gkentzi, I. Grivea, K. Kaffe, K. Karachristou, A. Kontogianni, L. Lianou, A. Mpilali, C. Petropoulou, Z. Stratiki, I. Zorou, J. Kopsidas, G. Kourlaba, S. Coffin, T. Zaoutis; Athens, Heraklion, Patras and Larissa (Greece), and Philadelphia (PA, USA) ABS 81. ASSESSMENT OF RISK FACTORS FOR NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS IN PRETERM INFANTS • Z. Zvizdic, S. Heljic; Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina ABS 82. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE PROVISION OF HUMAN MILK IN THE PRETERM INFANT IN GREECE • Ch. Sidiropoulou, M. Daglas, A. Nika, P. Galanis, A. Bilali, E. Antoniou, I. Kapetanakis; Athens (Greece) ABS 83. SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF LINEZOLID IN NEONATES: AN INDIAN EXPERIENCE • S. Desai, B. Jasani, A. Gokhale, R. Nanavati, N. Kabra; Mumbai (India) ABS 84. GREEK AND FOREIGN PARENTAL SATISFACTION BY THE CARE PROVIDED TO NEONATES • K. Pouliou, V. Matziou, M. Daglas, P. Galanis; Athens (Greece) ABS 85. THE NURSES’ PERCEPTIONS ON GIVEN SUPPORT TO PARENTS OF NEONATAL PATIENTS • J. Retpap, S. Keerdo, D. Vassiljeva, K. Lepla, M. Raig, M. Maigre, H. Varendi; Tartu (Estonia) ABS 86. DIAGNOSTIC MARKERS OF MECHANICAL VENTILATION-ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA IN NEWBORNS • M. Cernada, A. Sánchez-Illana, A. Nuñez, J. Escobar, M.Vento, J. Kuligowski; Valencia (Spain) ABS 87. CESAREAN SECTION EPIDEMIOLOGY IN A PROVINCIAL GREEK MATERNITY UNIT • A. Giakoumogiannaki, V. Picha, E. Karavitakis, N. Theodoraki, M. Varanaki, C-A. Chaziraki, A.Tsopelas, E. Apazidou; Chania (Greece) ABS 88. FETAL AND NEONATAL ALLOIMMUNE THROMBOCYTOPENIA (FNATP) IN CROATIA DURING THE PERIOD 2009-2013: CLINICAL AND LABORATORY CHARACTERISTICS • M. Starčević, M. Tomičić, J. Tumbri, B. Golubić-Čepulić, K. Gojčeta, Z. Mustapić; Zagreb (Croatia) ABS 89. IS LOCALIZED NEC A DIFFERENT CONDITION FROM CLASSIC NEC? • Y. Chen, C.C.P. Ong, Y. Low; Singapore ABS 90. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DATA ON BIRTHS IN A GREEK PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL MATERNITY, DURING THE LAST DECADE • A. Kotta, N. Theodoraki, P. Tsichlaki, V. Picha, M. Varanaki, A. Giakoumogiannaki, A. Petrocheilou, E. Karavitakis, A. Tsopelas, E. Apazidou; Chania (Greece) ABS 91. LEPTIN WAS NOT ALTERED AS A RESULT OF PREBIOTICS SUPPLEMENTATION IN A PRETERM POPULATION • M. Dasopoulou, D. Briana, T Boutsikou, E. Karakasidou, E. Roma, C. Costalos, A. Malamitsi-Puchner; Athens (Greece) ABS 92. ADAMS-OLIVER SYNDROME: A SEVERE PRESENTATION • V. Baptista, A. Silva, C. Sá, J. Dias, A.R. Martins, A. Osório, N. Teixeira, A. Pereira; Braga (Portugal) ABS 93. STUDY ON BIRTHS IN YEAR 2013 AT A PROVINCIAL GREEK MATERNITY UNIT • M. Varanaki, E. Apazidou, V. Picha, A. Giakoumogiannaki, N. Theodoraki, E. Karavitakis, A. Tsopelas, A. Petrocheilou; Chania (Greece) ABS 94. THE EFFICACY OF PROPRANOLOL IN PREMATURE RETINOPATHY AND ITS CORRELATION WITH PLATELET MASS INDEX • L. Korkmaz, O. Baştuğ, A. Özdemir, S. Korkut, C. Karaca, M. Ali Akın, T. Güneş, S. Kurtoğlu, A. Öztürk; Kayseri (Turkey) ABS 95. BREAST MILK LEVELS OF MMP-9/NGAL COMPLEX IN WOMEN WITH INSULIN-DEPENDENT GESTATIONAL DIABETES MELLITUS DURING THE FIRST POSTPARTUM DAYS • D. Metallinou, A. Lykeridou, D. Rizos, G. Liosis, I. Papassotiriou; Athens (Greece) ABS 96. CARDIOPULMONARY HEMODYNAMICS IN PRETERM INFANTS WITH RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME • S. Alkan Ozdemir, E. Arun Ozer, O. Ilhan, S. Sutcuoglu, M. Tatli; Izmir (Turkey) ABS 97. COLLODION BABY – A RARE FORM OF CONGENITAL ICHTHYOSIS: PRESENTATION OF A CASE WITH GOOD OUTCOME • N. Zdraveska, K. Piperkova, S. Palcevska-Kocevska, A. Papazovska-Cherepnalkovski, N. Aluloska; Skopje (FYROM) ABS 98. NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS AND RISK FACTORS • Z. Özduvan, Ü. Vatansever, B. Acunaş, R. Duran, Ü.N. Başaran; Edirne (Turkey) ABS 99. NEONATAL OVARIAN TORSION IN FOUR NEWBORN INFANTS • O. Surmeli-Onay, A. Api, B. Mutlu Ozyurt; Mersin (Turkey) ABS 100. NEONATAL AORTIC THROMBOSIS MIMICKING CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE • D. Ninković, Z. Mustapić, J. Stipanović-Kastelić, E. Bilić, A. Dasović-Buljević, V. Benjak, R. Grizelj, B. Filipović-Grčić; Zagreb (Croatia) ABS 101. INDICATIONS FOR ACUTE DIALYSIS IN NEONATES OVER THE PAST THREE DECADES AT UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL CENTER ZAGREB • Ž. Mustapić, J. Slaviček, Z. Puretić, D. Bartoniček, S. Galić, M. Cvitković, M. Novak, V. Benjak, A. Dasović Buljević, R. Grizelj, R. Kmet, H. Kniewald, D. Ninković, J. Stipanović Kastelić, A. Antabak, M. Bogović, S. Čavar, T. Luetić, S. Sršen Medančić, D. Batinić, B. Filipović Grčić; Zagreb (Croatia) ABS 102. TRENDS IN MORTALITY AND MAJOR MORBIDITY AT DISCHARGE AMONG VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS (22-25 WEEKS OF GESTATION). REVIEW OF SIX YEARS (2008-2013) • S. Villar Castro, S. Zeballos Sarrato, N. González Pacheco, G. Zeballos Sarrato, M. Arriaga Redondo, C. Ramos Navarro, N. Navarro Patiño, I. Pescador Chamorro, M. Sánchez Luna; Madrid (Spain) ABS 103. MANAGEMENT OF HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA IN PRETERM INFANTS IN TURKEY: A SURVEY STUDY • N. Guzoglu, A. Tandirci, D. Aliefendioglu; Kirikkale (Turkey) ABS 104. HEALTHCARE-ASSOCIATED INFECTIONS • M. Ferreira, C. Fernandes, T. Marques, R. Barroso; Amadora (Lisbon) (Portugal) ABS 105. APGAR SCORE – HOW OBJECTIVE COULD WE BE? • I. Bilic Cace, B. Peter, K. Manestar Rukavina, I. Babic Bozovic, O. Petrovic, H. Haller; Rijeka (Croatia) ABS 106. DIGITAL AND ANALOG RADIOGRAPHIC IMAGING OF NEONATES: DOSE AND IMAGE QUALITY EVALUATION • E. Taktikou, A. Karatza, C. Kalogeropoulou, H. Delis, S. Skiadopoulos, G. Messaris, G. Dimitriou, G. Panayiotakis; Patras (Greece) ABS 107. HOW TO ASSESS NEONATAL PAIN • C.V. Bellieni, M.G. Alagna, M. Tei, G. Buonocore; Siena (Italy) ABS 108. DEVELOPING A QUESTIONNAIRE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF PATIENT SATISFACTION IN A NICU • I. Chatziioannidis, P. Karagianni, E. Papaioannou, E. Babatseva, P. Chouchou, I. Michailidou, N. Nikolaidis; Thessaloniki (Greece) ABS 109. SURGICAL ANOMALIES IN A COHORT OF TWINS: THE ROLE OF ASSISTED REPRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY • O. Panagiotopoulou, S. Fouzas, C. Papadopoulou, X. Sinopidis, G. Dimitriou, A. Karatza; Patras (Greece) ABS 110. HOW PAINFUL IS A HEEL PRICK OR A VENIPUNCTURE IN A NEWBORN? • C.V. Bellieni, M. Tei, G. Stazzoni, M.G. Alagna, F. Iacoponi, S. Cornacchione, S. Bertrando, G. Buonocore; Siena and Rome (Italy) ABS 111. HIGH-DOSE IBUPROFEN FOR PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS IN TERM AND PRETERM NEONATES • F. Stripeli, K. Zannikos, M. Dasopoulou, K. Karachristou, S. Loukopoulou, F. Anatolitou; Athens (Greece) ABS 112. CARDIAC TAMPONADE AS A COMPLICATION OF PERIPHERALLY INSERTED CENTRAL CATHETER IN PRETERM INFANTS: A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW OF THE CASES REPORTED AT AN ITALIAN LEVEL III NEONATAL UNIT • C. Zivelonghi, M. Ventola, M. Magnani, L. Pecoraro, M.P. Gentile, M. Castellani, E. Bonafiglia, B. Ficial, C. Richelli, R. Beghini, E.M. Padovani; Verona (Italy) ABS 113. POSTOPERATIVE C-REACTIVE PROTEIN COURSE IN NEONATAL POPULATION AFTER MAJOR CARDIOVASCULAR OPERATIONS • L. Lianou, K. Zannikos, G. Gika, A. Vontzalidis, E. Yatrakou, K. Karachristou, K. Katehi, N. Papamihalopoulos, S. Mellos; Athens (Greece) ABS 114. THE DIAGNOSIS OF TOXOPLASMOSIS IN PREGNANT WOMEN PROVIDES GOOD RESULTS OF TREATMENT OF CONGENITAL TOXOPLASMOSIS • B. Mise, S. Roglic; Zagreb (Croatia) ABS 115. CONGENITAL CMV INFECTION: SEVERE DISEASE OR ADDITIONAL INFECTION? • B. Mise, L. Stemberger, G. Tesovic; Zagreb (Croatia) ABS 116. HEMATOLOGICAL PROFILE OF NEONATAL HEMOLYTIC JAUNDICE • A. Papazovska Cherepnalkovski, K. Piperkova, S. Palcevska Kocevska, N. Najdanovska Aluloska, N. Zdravevska, T. Gruev, V. Krzelj; Skopje (FYROM) and Split (Croatia) ABS 117. FEASIBILITY OF USING LOW DELIVERED TIDAL VOLUMES AND HIGHER FREQUENCIES IN HIGH-FREQUENCY OSCILLATORY VENTILATION AS LUNG PROTECTION STRATEGY • N. González-Pacheco, C. Ramos-Navarro, I. Pescador-Chamorro, P. Chimenti-Camacho, A. Rodríguez-Sánchez de la Blanca, M. Arriaga-Redondo, N. Navarro-Patiño, S. Villar-Castro, S. Zeballos-Sarrato, M. Sánchez-Luna; Madrid (Spain) ABS 118. HELIUM TO PROTECT THE IMMATURE LUNG FROM OXYGEN TOXICITY • E. Maderuelo, E. Sanz, C. Ramos, P. Chimenti, S. Villar, M. Ariaga, A. Navarro, A. Rodriguez, R. Rodriguez, M. Sanchez Luna; Madrid (Spain) ABS 119. CEREBELLAR HAEMORRHAGE AND SIGNIFICANT SUBSEQUENT ATROPHY IN AN EXTREMELY LOW-BIRTH WEIGHT (ELBW) INFANT • C. Thomou, M. Polychronaki, I. Tritou, K. Skopetou, M. Chatzakis, M. 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Erica T. Lehrer, Magdalena Waligórska

Ágnes Erőss

In all Visegrad countries (the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia), as well as in Armenia, a large proportion of the housing stock consists of blocks of flats erected during the Communist era. Those quarters have become an identical part of the cityscape inducing intense scientific discussion in the field of social sciences including human geography addressing such topics as architectural and spatial planning of housing estates, the analysis of society settled in those blocks of flats or even the psychological effects of the uniform environment on individuals. Following the systemic transformation the possible rehabilitation of the gradually deteriorating housing stock and environment meant a further challenge. Although examples from the West European countries provide significant help and information regarding housing estate rehabilitation, nevertheless due to the different scale of the problem, the altering history and the embeddedness of the topic, discussion on regional level is not only promising but necessary at the same time. This paper focuses on the important questions of large housing estates (LHEs) with special attention to the Visegrad countries and Armenia.