2009
DOI: 10.1017/s0924270800033342
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“…Fear, anxiety, and anger, often present in PTSD patients, can also cause sexual dysfunctions (20). Difficulties in establishing close and intimate relationships, low feeling of satisfaction in heterosexual relationships, and family problems are often cited as psychological factors that play a role in the development of sexual dysfunctions in veterans with PTSD (21). The only study that compared war veterans with PTSD who were taking antidepressants, those who were not taking antidepressants, and a control group, found not only a lower sexual activity, reduced sexual desire, and erectile dysfunction, but also more frequent orgasm disturbances and lower satisfaction in respondents with PTSD than in the control group (5).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fear, anxiety, and anger, often present in PTSD patients, can also cause sexual dysfunctions (20). Difficulties in establishing close and intimate relationships, low feeling of satisfaction in heterosexual relationships, and family problems are often cited as psychological factors that play a role in the development of sexual dysfunctions in veterans with PTSD (21). The only study that compared war veterans with PTSD who were taking antidepressants, those who were not taking antidepressants, and a control group, found not only a lower sexual activity, reduced sexual desire, and erectile dysfunction, but also more frequent orgasm disturbances and lower satisfaction in respondents with PTSD than in the control group (5).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tu se največkrat navaja, da so zavezniki v Trstu odpustili celotni radijski orkester, ki je že pred tem deloval pod imenom Tržaška filharmonija, ta pa se je nato v celoti preselil v Jugoslavijo, kjer je nadaljeval z delom, ki mu je bilo v domačem mestu onemogočeno. 42 Upoštevajoč zgoraj predstavljeno pojasnilo zaveznikov iz Giornale Alleato je jasno naslednje: (1) Tržaška filharmonija, ki je iz Trsta odšla v Jugoslavijo, ni bila zgolj preimenovani takrat razpuščeni orkester tržaškega radia, temveč na novo osnovana zasedba. 43 (2) Tržaški filharmoniji, ki je odšla v Jugoslavijo, so se gotovo pridružili nekateri člani razpuščenega radijskega orkestra 44 (vključno z dirigentom Jakovom Cipcijem 45 ), najbrž pa tudi nekateri člani razpuščenega opernega orkestra; 46 poleg tega so v njej igrali tudi glasbeniki, ki pred tem niso bili člani nobenega od obeh razpuščenih tržaških orkestrov in so bili k sodelovanju pritegnjeni povsem na novo.…”
Section: Odpoved Godbenikom Tržaškega Radiaunclassified
“…Določitev točnega datuma začetka delovanja Tržaške filharmonije, ki je nato odšla v Jugoslavijo, je nekoliko bolj zapletena; ponuja se več možnosti. Predstavljamo si lahko, da je ustanavljanje novega orkestra potekalo hkrati s pripravami na zgoraj predstavljeno 42 ) Domnevati moremo, da so prav ti glasbeniki tisti, ki so pred vstopom v Tržaško filharmonijo, ki je nato odšla v Jugoslavijo, delovali v radijskem orkestru, ki jim še konec oktobra 1945 (ko je nastal dokument) očitno ni poplačal vseh preteklih obveznosti. Če to drži in če so na seznamu v resnici vsi člani, ki so pred tem delovali v radijskem orkestru (česar pa ni mogoče dokončno potrditi), potem so le-ti predstavljali približno eno tretjino vseh članov Tržaške filharmonije (število njenih članov bo podrobneje obravnavano v nadaljevanju).…”
Section: Odpoved Godbenikom Tržaškega Radiaunclassified