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李炳允 최신의학사 1969 最新醫學 Vol.12 No.5
A 21 years old K. M. C. enlisted man came to the Seoul naval hospital on Jun 5th 1967, complain of asymmetrical facial swelling with facial weakness and painful swelling due to pericoronits on lower left 3rd molar region. Extending from behind the ear through the cervical region. Three days later this patient reveals that facial paralysis was developed._on the affected side. The patient was given penicillin 1, 500, 000 units and streptomycin 1.0 gram perday for one week. One week later surgical tooth extraction was performed. Following the tooth extraction, physical therapy was done combined with steroid therapy. Two months after therapy, there was complete recovery of the facial nerve and all facial movements were within normal limits.
이병윤 한국금융연구원 2007 주간 금융 브리프 Vol.16 No.33
세계적 금융허브 국가들의 법체계는 투자자보호 및 기업과 투자자 간 분쟁의 원활한 해결에 적합한 영·미식 법체계를 가지고 있음. 따라서 대륙법체계를 가지고 있는 우리나라가 금융허브를 추진하기 위해서는 이러한 영·미식 법체계의 장점을 도입할 필요가 있음. 또한 향후 금융허브에도 특화가 일어날 것으로 보이므로 우리나라도 이에 대해 전략적으로 대비할 필요가 있음.
이병윤 中央醫學社 1983 中央醫學 Vol.45 No.1
Instances occur when psychiatric symptoms fail to stabilize the crisis situation. At .such, times, the patient's psychological state may deteriorate rapidly and confront ,the evaluator with a psychiatric emergency. The patient experiences the emergency' -as an unexpected, acutely painful state; he is unable to overcome it and to return to his previous state of emotional equilibrium. The clinician and not the patient himself For his family or friends-is best able to evaluate the presenting problems and decide whether or not they constitute a psychiatric emergency. Psychiatric emergencies are characterized by grossly abnormal behavior of four .main types; (1) self-destructive behavior; (2) destructive and sometimes homicidal behavior directed toward others (seen in some patients in acute psychotic, paranoid, :panic, or depressive states, in certan patients with chronic brain syndromes, and in those in postconvulsive states) ; (3) severe deliria or intoxications caused by drugs or alcohol; (4) panic states resulting from latent homosexual, hysterical, or hypo-chondriacal reactions (Wayne, 1966). These psychiatric emergencies result from the patient's use of maladaptive reac-tions in a desperate attempt to overcome a deepening psychological crisis and to reg-ain his earlier state of psychological equilibrium. Because such efforts usually fail, the patient becomes enmeshed in a. progressively more restrictive psychological net. Under these circumstances, the patient frequently considers an attempt at suicide to be the only action open to him.