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Rak Jelita Grubego

Prezentacja jest dla pacjentów, studentów medycyny, oraz lekarzy.

Podsumowanie

  • nowe wytyczne wydane przez PUO
  • epidemiologia
  • czynniki ryzyka
  • leczenie
  • profilaktyka
  • badania
  • powikłania
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Posted by on February 18, 2012 in Medicine

 

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How to install Ubuntu 11.10 on the Toshiba L745D/P745D

As you have noticed, installing Ubuntu 11.10 directly on the Toshiba L745D/P745D (A6-3400M) is not possible.  There are a few problems that you must first resolve.  First of all, the maximum amount of partitions is used – 4.  Next, the AMD 6520g video card is not supported by the open source driver.  And lastly there are some BIOS bugs that you must work around.  Fortunately there is a work around for each problem and below you will find the steps required to get your notebook up and running with Ubuntu.
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Posted by on October 31, 2011 in Linux

 

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Nowa Klasyfikacja FIGO z perspektywy EBM

Ta prezentacja jest wyłącznie dla ginekologów. Tematy opisane obejmują raka macicy i szyjki macicy.

Podsumowanie

  • nowy algorytm dla raka szyjki macicy z ESGO 2011
  • najnowsze informacje z UpToDate
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Posted by on May 14, 2011 in Medicine

 

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ICD – Trzeba Tego Więcej

Piętnastominutowa prezentacja o nowych wskazaniach 2009 ICD w kontekście internistycznym.

Podsumowanie

  • ICD przedłużają życie
  • Opłaca się
  • Prawie każdy pacjent NYHA II/III zasługuje na ocenę
  • Trzeba brać pod uwagę stan psychiczny pacjenta przed i po implantacji

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Posted by on October 24, 2010 in Medicine

 

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A day in Gdańsk

Ryan Air is the best thing that has ever happened to people who love to travel thanks to the insanely priced tickets.  A common complaint about the airline is that it rarely lands in major airports due to the prohibitive airport taxes that eliminate its’ value.  I for one see this as something positive, as it gives you an excuse to visit another city/region.  This time around my journey from Warsaw lead me to Gdańsk – thanks to Ryan Air.

Neptune's fountain

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Posted by on April 17, 2010 in Photography

 

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A day in Warsaw

I returned to Poland for one week to visit my family in Warsaw. I took the opportunity to take some pictures of all the places I use to frequent when I was studying there. The city has changed quite a bit during a very short time, and so have its’ people. I took my trusty XSi along with me on that day, but more and more I regret not getting the Canon 18-200 mm lens – probably the best lens for urban hiking.

Old town square

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Posted by on April 16, 2010 in Photography

 

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Warsaw commemorates its’ fallen leaders

By chance I was visiting my family in Warsaw when I heard of the plane crash that had occurred in Smolensk with Poland’s most influential leaders on it.  Here are the pictures that I took of the mourning that took place in Warsaw on the same day of the tragedy.

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Posted by on April 10, 2010 in Photography

 

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A Day In London

I had one day to spend in London when waiting for my next flight. The city is quite enormous, so a day’s worth of urban hiking allowed me to only see a fraction of this gargantuan city. My trek led me from Victoria Station to Blackfriar’s Bridge and back. Along the way I did visit some sites, including Buckingham Palace and Piccadilly Circus. This was my first attempt at photography with a ND4 filter. I was quite happy with the results, and I did avoid sky highlights. As you can see in my first picture, all of the blue in the sky did turn out correctly.  Once again, I used my 18-55 and 70-200 lens with my XSi.

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Posted by on February 7, 2010 in Photography

 

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A Day In Vancouver

These photos were taken in late January, 2010 with my XSi. I used my 18-55 and 70-200 lens during this day. Some of my pictures have severe highlights in the sky. I learned that this anomaly can be rectified with a ND filter. In the span of about 8 hours I hiked through most of the interesting areas in Vancouver, and took Sky Train a few times. After my urban exploration I got a feel for the city, but I did not really experience any of Vancouver’s attractions. I had to unfortunately leave on the same day of my arrival, but I shall return.

Vancouver Airport

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Posted by on January 21, 2010 in Photography

 

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A Day At The Southland Dog Park

A few pictures taken a the Southland Dog Park in Calgary with my Rebel XSi. Some of the pictures were taken with a polarizing filter. I mainly used my 18-55 mm lens and my 55-250 mm lens. After reviewing the photos from this day I returned my 55-250 mm lens and exchanged it for the 70-200 L lens – I have no regrets.

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Posted by on January 13, 2010 in Photography

 

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