1.Three cases of central core disease.
June Tae KO ; Dong Wook KIM ; Ki Joong KIM ; Tae Sung KO ; Yong Seung HANG ; Choon Ki LEE
Journal of the Korean Child Neurology Society 1993;1(1):186-192
No abstract available.
Myopathy, Central Core*
2.Comparison of the Rate of Demineralization of Enamel using Synthetic Polymer Gel
June Hang LEE ; Jisun SHIN ; Jongsoo KIM
Journal of Korean Academy of Pediatric Dentistry 2019;46(2):190-199
Carbopol® 907 used as surface protecting agent in White's method is the one of the artificial caries lesion producing solution was discontinuing of production. New surface protecting material to substitute of Carbopol® 907 was required.The author prepared an artificial caries lesion producing solution as follows White's method with Carbopol® 907 and also another artificial caries lesion producing solution with Carbopol® 2050®.96 flattened and polished enamel samples were immersed in a demineralizing solution of 0.1 mol/L lactic acid, 0.2% carboxyvinylpolymer and 50% saturated hydroxyapatite for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 15, 18 and 20 days. All samples from each group were subjected to polarized microscopy observed and image analysis for measuring the lesion depth.From the review of polarized images, the artificial caries lesion producing solution using Carbopol® 907 and Carbopol® 2050 can produced an artificial caries that was very similar to natural caries characters.From the regression analysis of the lesion depth produced by the artificial caries lesion producing solution using Carbopol® 907 and Carbopol® 2050, Carbopol® 2050 estimate as Y = 9.8X + 8.0 and Carbopol® 907 was Y = 8.4X − 0.4. R square value of Carbopol® 2050 and Carbopol® 907 was 0.965 and 0.945 respectively.The rate of demineralization by the artificial caries lesion producing solution using Carbopol® 2050 was faster than that of Carbopol® 907. And R square value of Carbopol® 2050 and Carbopol® 907 were very high and it means that the lesion depth was very high coefficient to demineralization period.
Dental Enamel
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Durapatite
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Lactic Acid
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Methods
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Microscopy
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Polymers
3.Clinical utility of live blood analysis.
June Hyek KANG ; Jae Yong SIM ; Hang Suk CHO ; Dong Hee KO ; Sun Hyen KIM ; Hye Ree LEE
Journal of the Korean Academy of Family Medicine 2001;22(1):70-77
BACKGROUND: Recently Live blood analysis was populated in korean society. so we evaluated clinical utility of Live blood analysis, as compared the Live blood analysis result of patients who have confirmed diagnosis of disease with that of controls who have no known health problems. METHODS: We carried out Live blood analysis to patients(n=30) who was entered to an admission in Yongdong severance hospital from February 2000 to March 2000 and to controls(n=30) who worked in that hospital at same time. We examined 3 abnormal finding; rouleau formation, spicule, protoplast, which were often observed in Live blood analysis. RESULTS: At comparison of patient group and control group, rouleau formation was observed in 27 patients except 3 patients and it was observed in all 30 controls. Spicule was observed 2in 9 patients except 1 patients and it was observed in all 30 controls. Protoplast was observed in 16 patients and 13 controls. There was no difference between patients and controls in observing 3 abnormal finding. CONCLUSION: We conclude that Live blood analysis may have no clinical significance.
Complementary Therapies
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Diagnosis
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Humans
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Protoplasts
4.Establishing a Framework for Evaluating the Effectiveness of Vaccines Targeting National Vaccination Programs
Cho Ryok KANG ; Young June CHOE ; Jeeyeon SHIN ; Hang Jin JEONG ; Sunghee KWON ; Hyunju LEE
Journal of Korean Medical Science 2024;39(25):e193-
Background:
The increasing number of vaccines and the complexity of immunization programs, along with continuous changes in the epidemiology of infectious diseases, necessitate a systematic approach to vaccine effectiveness (VE) evaluation. This study presents a preliminary survey to establish a VE evaluation framework in Korea, focusing on the National Immunization Program.
Methods:
Experts’ opinions were collected through a two-round online survey targeting key stakeholders. The first round consisted of two multiple-choice questions and two openended questions. The second round was a quantitative survey with 17 questionnaires based on five domains derived by analyzing the results of the first-round survey.
Results:
The results emphasize the necessity and urgency of a government-led VE evaluation system and the establishment of a multidisciplinary evaluation organization. Key considerations include personnel, budget, data integration, legal standards, and surveillance system enhancements.
Conclusion
These findings provide valuable insights for policymakers, emphasizing the need for collaboration, financial support, and robust data management in developing evidence-based vaccination policies.