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Progression of thyroid diseases in women with thyroid gland disorder diagnosed during pregnancy
Krejčová, Simona ; Springer, Drahomíra (advisor) ; Límanová, Zdeňka (referee)
Diploma thesis is based on a four-year study the goal which was to demonstrate on a group of pregnant and postpartum women the frequency and severity of thyroid disease in pregnancy and after childbirth, and thus support the introduction of screening of function thyreidopathias into normal practice within screening for congenital defects in first trimester of pregnancy. In 3937 sera from women in the 10th - 12 week of pregnancy were, with informed consent of pregnant, determined TSH and anti TPO, in the case of FT4 deviation. Of the total number of examined 6,4 % had TSH higher than 4,00 mIU/l, 4,2 % with TSH less than 0,1 mIU/l and 12,4 % of women with positive anti TPO antibodies. 552 women were recommended visiting endocrinology. 106 pregnant women came to be endocrinologically tested to Third Internal Clinic of VFN and 1st LF UK which is the equivalent to 19,2 % of all positive hits and 2,7 % of all investigated over the period. Only 56 women (52,8 %), came for subsequent checks in which the monitoring of the disease continued. After the endocrinologic examination in pregnancy 60,4 % of women was diagnosed with subclinical hypothyroidism. This subclinical form developed in 39 % of women into an overt hypothyroidism 24 - 30 months after childbirth. Overall, the disease progressed in 41.1% of women....
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The theory of memory binding and its usefulness in early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease
Krejčová, Svatava ; Marková, Hana (advisor) ; Raudenská, Jaroslava (referee)
The thesis focuses on memory binding from the perspective of cognitive psychology, neuropsychology and presents structural correlates of memory. It reflects current research and concepts such as Subjective Cognitive Disorder (SCD) and mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and advocates previously created units for the continuum of Alzheimer's disease. The aim of the work is to verify the functionality of the Czech version of the Buschke Memory binding test for clinical practice. In the Empirical section it focuses on the MBT memory binding capability test and performance comparison in three groups of the sample population (without cognitive deficit, SCD and MCI). Statistical testing (ANCOVA) found a significant difference in performance in selected scores between the three groups. The results showed that memory binding performance is impaired as the deficit depth progresses. In our sample, no significant performance difference could be found between the cognitively normal group and the SCD group. The references are cited accoding to APA 7th edition manual. Key words Alzheimer's disease, neuropsychology, cognition, memory binding
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Emotional disorders as a consequence of brain damage and possibilites of psychotherapy
Krejčová, Svatava ; Kulišťák, Petr (advisor) ; Jelínek, Jakub (referee)
This Bachelor's thesis describes in short manner types of brain lesions and with regard to the mechanism and location of the lesions summarizes findings/conclusions of studies aimed on types and character of emotional disorders such as depression, anxiety, emotional instability, increased irritability and emotional flattening caused by such lesions. It takes into an account the practical aspects of the treatment of the patients with such conditions such as psychotherapy or intervention programs. In research part, the thesis proposes a form of intervention program for patients inspired by current literature focused on awareness, communication and regulation of emotion. Keywords Emotion, Neuropsychology, Intervention, Psychotherapy, Brain damage
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Pedogenesis on Tertiary vulcanites in the Czech Republic
Krejčová, Soňa ; Šefrna, Luděk (advisor) ; Janderová, Jana (referee)
The introductory part provides a relatively detailed description of andosols. It describes their classification according to WRB (2006) and under Slovak classification system (2000). Czech classification of andosol is not defined, because occurrence of these soils in Czech area was not confirmed. It is characterized andosol parent material, chemical and physical properties. There is also a chapter on extending andosol in the world and a summary of factors that influence the pedogenesis of these soils. The following section summarizes the research of volcanic and tectonic evolution of Eger Rift, which is linked to young volcanism in the country. The summary contains also a geological and geomorphological characteristics of the main young volcanic area the Czech Republic (České středohoří, Doupovské hory). To these characteristics I added another summary of Velký Roudný, because these area is by Czech soil scientists appropriate for the occurrence of andosol. We also conducted at the Velký Roudný own legwork. Literature contains a chapter devoted to current knowledge about andosol in the Czech and Slovak Republic. Describe the results of works of authors who have dealt with the issue andosol. The Czech experts that were mostly Holusa O. (2003) and Novák et al. (2010), the Slovak Balkovič (2002) and...
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Progression of thyroid diseases in women with thyroid gland disorder diagnosed during pregnancy
Krejčová, Simona ; Límanová, Zdeňka (referee) ; Springer, Drahomíra (advisor)
Diploma thesis is based on a four-year study the goal which was to demonstrate on a group of pregnant and postpartum women the frequency and severity of thyroid disease in pregnancy and after childbirth, and thus support the introduction of screening of function thyreidopathias into normal practice within screening for congenital defects in first trimester of pregnancy. In 3937 sera from women in the 10th - 12 week of pregnancy were, with informed consent of pregnant, determined TSH and anti TPO, in the case of FT4 deviation. Of the total number of examined 6,4 % had TSH higher than 4,00 mIU/l, 4,2 % with TSH less than 0,1 mIU/l and 12,4 % of women with positive anti TPO antibodies. 552 women were recommended visiting endocrinology. 106 pregnant women came to be endocrinologically tested to Third Internal Clinic of VFN and 1st LF UK which is the equivalent to 19,2 % of all positive hits and 2,7 % of all investigated over the period. Only 56 women (52,8 %), came for subsequent checks in which the monitoring of the disease continued. After the endocrinologic examination in pregnancy 60,4 % of women was diagnosed with subclinical hypothyroidism. This subclinical form developed in 39 % of women into an overt hypothyroidism 24 - 30 months after childbirth. Overall, the disease progressed in 41.1% of women....
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Music in Literature
Krejčová, Simona ; Grmelová, Anna (advisor) ; Ženíšek, Jakub (referee)
The work deals with the issue of Music in Literature, especially related to 20th century British fiction. To demonstrate the roles of music in the novel, the thesis analyses selected works by E. M. Forster and Anthony Burgess from the musical point of view. Based on the study and analysis of both primary and secondary sources, the work tries to present the readers both with the existing findings about the theme as well as my own analysis. The aim of the work is to reveal the ties between music and literature and introduce a another possible angle of discussing not only the selected authors but literature in general, enriching thus both our literary and musical experience. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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