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Central Finland: Setting the local UBC scenario

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FREQUENCY OF CAPSULAR GLAUCOMA IN CENTRAL FINLAND

Acta Ophthalmologica, 1973
In a hospital series of 222 consecutive glaucoma cases in Central Finland, senile open angle glaucoma was observed in 137 patients (61.7 %>. Simple glaucoma was present in 79 (35.6 %>) of these, capsular glaucoma in 58 (26.1 %). The simple glaucomas constituted 57.7% and the capsular glaucomas 42.3 % of the senile open angle glaucomas.
Ulf Krause, U Krause
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Epidemiology of central nervous system neoplasms A regional survey in Central Finland

Acta Neurologica Scandinavica, 1984
An epidemiologic survey of central nervous system (CNS) neoplasms in Central Finland revealed a total of 367 neoplasms, 298 of which were diagnosed during 1975-82, the remaining being diagnosed earlier. Histological verification was available in 83% of intracranial and 90% of intraspinal neoplasms.
R, Fogelholm, T, Uutela, K, Murros
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Chernobyl Fallout in Southern and Central Finland

Health Physics, 1991
To study the levels and distributions of radionuclides released in the Chernobyl accident, we sampled surface peat from 62 sites in Southern and Central Finland and measured 131I, 134Cs, 137Cs, 132Te, 140Ba, 103Ru, 90Sr, 141Ce, and 95Zr. The distribution of fallout activities was highly uneven, depending on movement of the contaminated air mass and ...
M, Jantunen, A, Reponen, P, Kauranen, M, Vartiainen   +3 more
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An outbreak of Gremmeniella abietina in central Finland

European Journal of Forest Pathology, 1985
Abstract G. abietina has damaged P. sylvestris forests in central Finland. The denser the stand, the greater the number of recoverable trees. Artificially regenrated stands were more infected than naturally regenerated ones. Forest fertilization decresed the proportion of recoverable trees.
T. Kallio, R. Häkkinen, J. Heinonen
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Paediatric burns in Central Finland between the 1960s and the 1980s

Burns, 1993
This study comprised 359 paediatric burn-injury cases. The patients were collected from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, taking 4 years from each decade. These children were treated exclusively in the Paediatric Surgery Department in the University Hospital of Tampere, Finland. We were interested in the backgrounds and living environments of our patients as
R, Zeitlin, E, Somppi, J, Järnberg
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Decreasing incidence of stroke in central Finland, 1985-1993

Acta Neurologica Scandinavica, 1997
During the last decades the age-standardized stroke mortality has declined in Finland as in many other industrialized countries. Epidemiological studies have, however, not been consistent in explaining this fall in mortality. Our aim was to shed light on this question by using two consecutive, population-based surveys.The target of the two one-year ...
R, Fogelholm, K, Murros, A, Rissanen, M, Ilmavirta   +3 more
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