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Platelet-rich Plasma (PRP) as Therapy for Cartilage, Tendon and Muscle Damage - German Working Group Position Statement
Abstract: Purpose Platelet rich plasma (PRP) is widely used in orthopaedics, but is still heavily debated. Therefore, a survey among the German "Working Group for Clinical Tissue Regeneration" of the German Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology was conducted to achieve a consensus about the current therapeutical potential of PRP. Methods A first survey (n = 65 experts, all orthopaedic/trauma surgeons) was conducted (n = 13 questions). Following, a second round (n = 40 experts) was conducted with 31 questions to achieve consensus in 5 categories: three most common indications, PRP application, future research areas. Results Therapeutic PRP application was regarded as useful (89%), possibly...
In Search of a Magic Flute
This book investigates the public funding of opera in Britain and Germany and the nature of failures of decision making in the allocation of funds to opera companies. A description of the funding systems in Germany and in Britain is followed by case studies in both countries. The case studies reveal that the funding bodies have never defined their aims well. However, it is also shown that this lack of well-defined objectives is not the root of the problem. Powerplay of stakeholders and inadequate management of power politics are the reason for the failures in the implementation of policy vis-à-vis opera companies. A decision-making model as a practical and realistic solution is proposed for funding bodies in Britain and Germany. The suggested model covers the full range of decision-making situations confronting public funding bodies of opera companies.
The Dragon's Eye
Join Xephyt, a young man who finds himself forced into a conflict of terror and power; greed and deception. Xephyt is a 16-year-old boy who lives in a small village, until one day he is caught by a secret society and forced into a plot to save the country of Northstai from corruption. Goth is a dark man who scours the country for the lost Eye of Indrid. Brother of Xephyt, he claims to be the Heir of the Eye. Dragon is a mysterious figure known across the country as the reborn Indrid. He, too, claims to be the Heir of the Eye. Xephyt finds himself forced to retrieve the Eye of Indrid from somewhere within the country. What he doesn't know, is that the small conflict that he stepped into is growing into a world-wide war. Is he the real Heir of the Eye? Does Goth have something to do with all the terrorism that's been taking place? Or is the being called Dragon behind it all? No one knows, but the journey is on. And whether or not the Eye ends up in certain hands, will decide the fate of the world.
Children's Daily Prayer
"This book contains prayer for each day of the school year; it is organized for easy use, and is a great catechetical tool. These features help you deepen and enrich classroom prayer: ~a choice of brief or longer psalms, available on reproducible pages so each child can participate easily; ~scripture reading for each day, usually from the Lectionary, so the children are being formed by the liturgy of the Church; ~opening remarks, which orient children to the Scripture reading, explain difficult words, and introduce any saint celebrated that day; prayer services, suitable for classroom or large gatherings, which offer a fuller order of prayer for solemnities, feasts, and other special occasions; ~resource pages, which offer insights into how children pray and how to pray with them; ~commentary on each liturgical time, which explains its character and how to create conducive prayer environments for it; ~a feature called "Also on this day," indicates secular holidays and major observances of other religions.
