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Resistance to fuel of asphalt mixtures
Koželuhová, Jana ; CSc, Vladimír Adamec, (referee) ; Hýzl, Petr (advisor)
Aim of the Master’s thesis is analysis of problems of the dangerous goods road transportation, especially transport of flammable liquids. It analyses the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road and its special requirements. Thesis also covers road tanker accidents and the removal of leaked petroleum products. In practical portion the work on resistance testing of asphalt mixtures against several types of fuel is presented.
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Inflammatory bowel diseases in pregnancy
Koželuhová, Jana ; Matějovič, Martin (advisor) ; Keil, Radan (referee) ; Hep, Aleš (referee)
Inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD), Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, can affect mainly young people in their reproductive years. IBD therefore has a major impact on patient's family planning decisions. Management of IBD in pregnancy requires a challenging balance between optimal disease control and drug safety. An unanswered question is the impact of the course of childbirth in women with preexisting IBD regarding anal sphincter function and development of anal or fecal incontinence. To this date there aren't any clinically relevant guidelines for managing childbirth in women with IBD. From gastroenterologist's point of view, a clear indication for Caesarean section (CS) is active perianal disease or active IBD with rectal involvement, a relative indication for CS is ileal-pouch-anal anastomosis (IPAA) or ileal-rectal anastomosis in women after colectomy for refractory UC. Studies have shown a lack of knowledge among both patients and physicians regarding reproductive issues in IBD. The main aim of this thesis was first to assess risk of vaginal delivery in development of anal incontince, second to evaluate the safety of biologic therapy during pregnancy in women with inflammatory bowel disease. We present a study researching the morbidity of children born to mothers treated with biological...
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Inflammatory bowel diseases in pregnancy
Koželuhová, Jana ; Matějovič, Martin (advisor) ; Keil, Radan (referee) ; Hep, Aleš (referee)
Inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD), Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, can affect mainly young people in their reproductive years. IBD therefore has a major impact on patient's family planning decisions. Management of IBD in pregnancy requires a challenging balance between optimal disease control and drug safety. An unanswered question is the impact of the course of childbirth in women with preexisting IBD regarding anal sphincter function and development of anal or fecal incontinence. To this date there aren't any clinically relevant guidelines for managing childbirth in women with IBD. From gastroenterologist's point of view, a clear indication for Caesarean section (CS) is active perianal disease or active IBD with rectal involvement, a relative indication for CS is ileal-pouch-anal anastomosis (IPAA) or ileal-rectal anastomosis in women after colectomy for refractory UC. Studies have shown a lack of knowledge among both patients and physicians regarding reproductive issues in IBD. The main aim of this thesis was first to assess risk of vaginal delivery in development of anal incontince, second to evaluate the safety of biologic therapy during pregnancy in women with inflammatory bowel disease. We present a study researching the morbidity of children born to mothers treated with biological...
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Resistance to fuel of asphalt mixtures
Koželuhová, Jana ; CSc, Vladimír Adamec, (referee) ; Hýzl, Petr (advisor)
Aim of the Master’s thesis is analysis of problems of the dangerous goods road transportation, especially transport of flammable liquids. It analyses the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road and its special requirements. Thesis also covers road tanker accidents and the removal of leaked petroleum products. In practical portion the work on resistance testing of asphalt mixtures against several types of fuel is presented.
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