Vojenské Zdravotnické Listy, 2000 (vol. 69), issue 5
MECHANISMS OF APOPTOSIS DEVELOPMENT AND POSSIBILITIES OF ITS USE IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
Jan Österreicher, Viktor Meineke, Aleš Macela, Dirk van Beuningen
VZL 2000, 69(5):193-198 
Apoptosis, contrary to necrosis, is a specific phenomenon at the end of a cell-life. This paper presents current knowledge about apoptosis development and mechanisms, a new categorisation of apoptosis by time and by type of its development mechanisms. Next, two points of no return for the apoptotic process as well as the possibilities of detection in experimental work are described. Finally, possibilities for the use of apoptosis in clinical practice are mentioned.
TOXICOLOGY OF URANIUM
Jiří Patočka, Jiří Kassa, Rudolf Štětina
VZL 2000, 69(5):199-205
During the 1990s depleted uranium began to be used in military industry for the production of armoured shields and ammunition prepared for the destruction of tanks and armoured vehicles. The use of ammunition containing depleted uranium in military conflicts brings with it the danger of exposing participants in military conflicts to uranium. Inhalation exposures are considered to be the most dangerous. Depleted uranium is harmful especially from the point of view of its chemical toxicity. Basic knowledge about the toxikinetics and toxidynamics of uranium with a stress on its possible acute toxic effects on various organ systems is described in this...
THE PROBABILITY IN THE EXCEL T-TEST
Jiří Knížek, Jan Österreicher, Aleš Macela
VZL 2000, 69(5):206-213
The power function graph and the random simulation graph justifiy the use of a high level of significance a = 0.95 for testing the class of null hypotheses H0: μ1 ≠ μ2 and entitle us to use a relatively low level of significance a = 0.05 for testing null hypothesis H0: μ1 = μ2. The unequality testing results (H0: μ1 ≠ μ2) have a few times higher information validity than the equality testing results (H0: μ1 = μ2). In experimental biology rule that the experiments should be set up in such a way that key statistical evaluation of the whole experimental...
NAŠE ZKUŠENOSTI Z PRAKTICKÉ PŘÍPRAVY INSPEKTORŮ ORGANIZACE PRO ZÁKAZ CHEMICKÝCH ZBRANÍ
Ladislav Středa
VZL 2000, 69(5):214-216
INTERNETOVÉ INFORMAČNÍ STRÁNKY VOJENSKÉ LÉKAŘSKÉ AKADEMIE J. E. PURKYNĚ V HRADCI KRÁLOVÉ
Jaroslav Pačes, Alexander Kúr
VZL 2000, 69(5):217-220
25. KONFERENCE MEZINÁRODNÍ KOMISE PRO PREVENCI STŘETŮ LETADEL S PTACTVEM
Radoslav Krupka
VZL 2000, 69(5):221-222
TŘETÍ MEZINÁRODNÍ SYMPOZIUM O ZDRAVOTNICKÉM ZABEZPEČENÍ PŘI POUŽITÍ CHEMICKÝCH A BIOLOGICKÝCH ZBRANÍ
Jiří Kassa, Jiří Bajgar
VZL 2000, 69(5):223-225
ZPRÁVA O 13. PLENÁRNÍM ZASEDÁNÍ COMEDS
Leo Klein
VZL 2000, 69(5):226
SYMPOZIUM O NUKLEÁRNÍM, BIOLOGICKÉM A CHEMICKÉM NEBEZPEČÍ V 21. STOLETÍ
Jiří Kassa, Miroslav Šplino
VZL 2000, 69(5):227-229
K VÝZNAMNÉMU ŽIVOTNÍMU JUBILEU PLK. V. V. PROF. MUDr. MILANA DOSTÁLA, CSc.
Pavel Petýrek
VZL 2000, 69(5):230
NOVEMBER 17, 1939 AND THE STUDIES OF CZECHOSLOVAK MEDICAL STUDENTS IN GREAT BRITAIN DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR
František Dohnal
VZL 2000, 69(5):231-238
This study deals with November 17, 1939 and the events which led to this day becoming an International Students’ Day. This happened thanks to Czechoslovak Students who were at that time soldiers - personnel of the Czechoslovak military unit in Great Britain. Now more than 60 years have passed since the beginning of the creation of this unit. Czechoslovak soldiers contributed significantly to the implementation ofan idea to have our medical students complete their studies at the British medical faculties during the Second World War. It was an extraordinary situation because the operation of Czech university educational system was interrupted by...
THE REORGANIZATION OF MILITARY PHARMACY AFTER THE CREATION OF THE INDEPENDENT CZECHOSLOVAK REPUBLIC
Karel Král
VZL 2000, 69(5):239-244
The Czechoslovak Republic, which came into existence in I918, had to solve a number of tasks in the military area. One of the most important tasks was to build an army to defend the new state. When the army was formed it was important to create a system of medical support. During its creation the importance of reorganizing military pharmacy became apparent. Twelve pharmacies came into existence at division hospitals and garrison pharmacies came into existence at garrison hospitals. In order to supply military hospitals and pharmacies with medical material and drugs, "medical warehouses" were built in Josefov, Hodonín and Liptovský Mikuláš. The solution...