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CONTENTS 2013, Vol. XXXV, No 208, OCTOBER

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CONTENTS 2013, Vol. XXXV, No 208, OCTOBER

EDITORIAL
Iwańczak F., Iwańczak B.: H. pylori infections in children: clinical, diagnostic and treatmet implications 187

ORIGINAL PAPERS
Gąsiorowska J., Parzęcka M., Szaflarska-Popławska A., Gorzkiewicz M., Grzybowski T.: Polymorphism of Helicobacter pylori and the presence of genes babA2 and sabA and endoscopic and histopathological changes in patients infected with Helicobacter pylori 191
Gryko A., Głowińska-Olszewska B., Płudowska K., Owłasiuk A., Żelazowska-Rutkowska B., Milewski R., Szeląg J., Chlabicz S.: The assessment of glucose and lipid parameters in children with a positive family history of hypertension 196
Poliwczak A.R., Funt D., Broncel M.: The evaluation of discomfort and anxiety in the patient undergoing coronary angioplasty 202
Zboch M., Leszek J.: The importance of folic acid deficiency in the pathogenesis of vascular, mixed and Alzheimer’s disease dementia 205
Klus M., Florkowski A., Macander M., Zboralski K.: Assessment of the relationship of depressive disorders in men with lumbosacral pain syndrome 210
Kolasa K.: Risk sharing schemes – what does foreign experience tell us? 214

CASE REPORTS
Cichon P., Drucis K., Kąkol M., Jastrzębski T., Polec T.: Pseudomyxoma peritonei spread into the right inguinal hernia sac – a case report 217

REVIEW PAPERS
Senkowska S., Magiera B., Machura E., Maszczyk A., Barylak A., Adamczyk B.: Diseases of the respiratory system in systemic lupus erythematosus 221
Wiśniewski A., Książkiewicz B., Wiśniewska A.: The role of chronic venous insufficiency in the pathogenesis of brain diseases 226
Moniuszko A., Pancewicz S., Czupryna P., Dunaj J., Guziejko K., Zajkowska J.: Erythema migrans as a patognomic symptom of Lyme disease 230
Grzywa A., Śpila B.: Unconventional methods of “treatment” 233
Prusek K., Łabuzek K., Gonciarz M., Okopień B.: Pharmacologists in the camps in the Third Reich – part one 238
Łabuzek K., Prusek K., Gonciarz M., Okopień B.: Pharmacologists in the camps in the Third Reich – part second 242