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72. Simpozij - Melanom in nemelanomski kožni raki : zbornik povzetkov2025, not set Keywords: kožni tumorji, kožni melanom, kirurško zdravljenje, sistemsko zdravljenje, registri, biološki označevalci, elektrokemoterapija, radioterapija, nuklearna medicina, zborniki, ktronske knjige
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77. Diversity of ESBL-producing E. coli in various water and sediment typesLeon Marič, Maja Rupnik, Sandra Janežič, 2025, original scientific article Abstract: Antimicrobial resistance is a major global health threat, and aquatic ecosystems serve as critical interfaces between human activity and the environment, providing reservoirs and pathways for the spread of resistant bacteria. In this study, we investigated the prevalence and diversity of ESBL-producing Escherichia coli across multiple aquatic environments in Slovenia by analysing water, sediment, and wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) influent samples collected between June 2023 and April 2024. ESBL-producing E. coli was detected in 93% of WWTP influents, 61% of water, and 35% of sediment samples. From 315 positive samples, 564 isolates were subjected to whole genome sequencing. In total, 134 MLST-sequence types (STs) were identified, with globally prevalent lineages (ST131, ST38, ST10, ST69, ST1193) occurring across regions and sample types. Clonally related isolates occurred in geographically distant sites, and persistent strains were observed over time, suggesting both local persistence and broader dissemination. Fourteen distinct ESBL genes were detected, predominantly plasmid-encoded blaCTX-M-15. Water samples captured the greatest ST diversity, whereas sediment and WWTP influents provided complementary insights. Combining sample types improved detection of overall diversity, with water and sediment or WWTP samples providing the most comprehensive overview. Our findings demonstrate widespread and dynamic dissemination of ESBL-producing E. coli in Slovenian aquatic environments and emphasize the value of integrated sampling strategies for effective surveillance.
Keywords: E. coli, ESBL, sediment, water
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78. Data in diabetic foot care : from current state to a management framework for implementationIztok Štotl, 2025, review article Abstract: Background/Objectives: The healthcare data sector is experiencing unprecedented growth, fueled by advances in genomics, medical imaging, and wearable devices. The convergence of universal data standards now provides the common ground needed to translate this data into medical advances. However, a significant implementation gap persists, preventing effective deployment in routine clinical practice, particularly in specialized areas like diabetic foot care. Methods: This paper examines the opportunities presented by modern data methodologies to bridge this gap, contextualized within diabetic foot care, where the paramount goals are patient well-being, tissue preservation, and amputation prevention. Results: The analysis indicates that the synergy of interoperable data and advanced management tools is poised to fundamentally transform healthcare delivery. Interdisciplinary collaboration is identified as the foundational element enabling the timely, coordinated, and evidence-based interventions necessary to achieve critical clinical objectives. Conclusions: The pivotal challenge has shifted from technological capability to effective implementation. Leveraging modern data methodologies is essential for translating potential into tangible improvements in diabetic foot outcomes. In this context, collaborative data management must be recognized as a critical treatment modality itself. Here, “data is tissue”; it must be managed with the same urgency and care to enable success.
Keywords: diabetes, diabetic foot, electronic health record, governance, prediction models, digital practice guidelines, guidelines definition language, diabetes registries, fair, quality of care
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79. Razvoj lesenega otroškega pripomočka za spodbujanje grobih motoričnih spretnosti po pedagogiki MontessoriKlemen Kotnik, Gorazd Fajdiga, 2025, original scientific article Keywords: Montessori, groba motorika, leseni pripomočki, otroci, numerična analiza, prototip, preskušanje
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80. Prevedba ocen kakovosti stoječih dreves na izbranih objektih v sortimentno strukturoLuka Krajnc, Janez Zafran, 2025, original scientific article Abstract: V raziskavi je bila predstavljena in preračunana ocena kakovosti stoječih dreves v sortimentno strukturo. Na 123 drevesih štirih drevesnih vrst je bila opravljena primerjava med dejansko sortimentacijo po poseku in računsko sortimentacijo na osnovi predhodno ocenjene kakovosti. Izmerili smo 869 gozdno-lesnih sortimentov ter primerjali rezultate računske in dejanske sortimentacije. Rezultati so pokazali dobro ujemanje pri smreki, nekoliko manj pa pri listavcih, kjer je bil večji vpliv notranjih napak na sortimentno sestavo. Metoda je praktično uporabna in daje uporabne rezultate za napoved sortimentne sestave. Izboljšati je treba še modele napovedi velikosti grč, s čimer bi natančnost napovedi še dodatno povečali.
Keywords: sortimentacija, ocena kakovosti, stoječa drevesa, gozdni lesni sortimenti, iglavci, listavci, grče, računsko krojenje, notranje napake lesa, prostorninska struktura
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