Psychotherapie und Elektrokonvulsionstherapie

Conca, Adriana Tessio; Prapotnik, Michael; Pauli, Jan Di; Wild, Beate

doi:10.1055/s-0038-1630009

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“…This arrangement allows more vines per unit area and makes mechanical cultivation of the vineyard easier.« Modern agricultural mechanization also makes possible the mechanical cultivation of steeper slopes. In comparison to terraces, vertical plantations have up to 60% more vines per unit area, which, in addition to easier and cheaper cultivation, also results in a greater profit due to both a more abundant yield and agricultural subsidies (Herga 2014;Prapotnik 2014).…”

Section: The Latest Transformation Of the Terraced Landscapementioning

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Transformation of the Jeruzalem Hills cultural landscape with modern vineyard terraces

Pipan

Kokalj

2017

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The dimensions, form, and inclination of terrace platforms and slopes are completely adapted to the terrain, steepness, and lithological and pedological conditions. Terrace access also depends on these. ABSTRACT: The terraced landscape in the Jeruzalem Hills is the result of specific socioeconomic conditions under communism, and now its appearance is drastically changing for the second time in the last fifty years. This article examines the creation of the new landscape layer of modern cultivated terraces and studies their disappearance and the return to a condition similar to the original state. The analysis is based on interviews and visual interpretation of aerial laser scanning (lidar) data. It focuses on the state of the landscape before terracing, the creation of terraces and formation of a terraced landscape, and its most recent transformation into slopes without terraces. It is determined that, despite the recognized aesthetic value of terraces, legal protection in the form of a nature park has not impacted their preservation because 56% of them have already been leveled. With the conversion of vineyards to vertical plantations, a new challenge is arising: increased erosion. MATEVŽ LENARČIČ

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Section: The Latest Transformation Of the Terraced Landscapementioning

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Transformation of the Jeruzalem Hills cultural landscape with modern vineyard terraces

Pipan

Kokalj

2017

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EKT: Komedikation und begleitende Therapien

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Conca

2013

Elektrokonvulsionstherapie Kompakt

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Kognitive Störungen und Elektrokrampftherapie

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Pycha

Nemes³

et al. 2006

Wien Med Wochenschr

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Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is a rapidly acting and highly effective treatment for severe and life threatening conditions seen in affective and schizophrenic diseases. Notwithstanding its therapeutic benefits, ECT remains controversial because of seizure induction, cognitive side effects, memory dysfunction and effects on cerebral physiology. These factors have raised the concern that ECT produces structural and functional brain damages. This issue continues to have a major impact on the acceptance of ECT as a therapeutic modality, both within the medical community and in public opinion. A close look at incidence, type, severity, neurofunctional and -anatomical correlates, aetiology and therapeutic approaches of the adverse cognitive effects attributed to ECT may contribute to rational and objective handling of this topic. The final chapter deals with the issue of whether ECT causes brain damage.

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Psychotherapie und Elektrokonvulsionstherapie

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

Transformation of the Jeruzalem Hills cultural landscape with modern vineyard terraces

Transformation of the Jeruzalem Hills cultural landscape with modern vineyard terraces

EKT: Komedikation und begleitende Therapien

Kognitive Störungen und Elektrokrampftherapie

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