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    Determination of damage rates of thysanoptera species in some vineyard areas in mardin province
    (Namik Kemal University - Agricultural Faculty, 2017) Kaplan M.; Bayhan E.
    In this research, their damage rates of Thysanoptera species of vineyard in Mardin province were investigated in 2012-2013 years. The harmful thrips species that first appeared in the March or April months in nature, as phenological vinyards in May and June, during flowering and budding have been found to form the highest density and damage. It was also determined the damage rate that thrips species caused on vineyards leaves, shoots and grapes during the study period. Mardin population growth of two vinyards that followed damaged ratio of grapes, respectively thrips in 2012 damaged ratio in grape of thrips were detected in 17 % and 21 %, while in 2013 the rate of damage to the thrips observations made in the grain in the bunch of is designated as 15.34 % and 13.49 %, respectively. The average damaged ratio of consisting of Haplothrips globiceps Bagnall have been determined as 11.20 % in the young leaves of the vine under controlled conditions in the field cage. © 2017 Namik Kemal University - Agricultural Faculty. All Rights Reserved.
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    Evaluation of patients hospitalized in pediatric intensive care unit
    (Duzce University Medical School, 2011) Tutanç M.; Arica V.; Başarslan F.; Karcioğlu M.; Yel S.; Kaplan M.; Arica S.
    Objective: The patients hospitalized in Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) were evaluated for the diagnosis, gender, length of stay, months at which they were hospitalized and discharged. Method: In this study, 698 patients hospitalized and followed-up in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit of Pediatric Health and Diseases of Dicle University Faculty of Medicine between dates of November 2002 - February 2005 were evaluated. Results: 95 (13.6%) of patients were hospitalized with the diagnosis of pulmonary infection, 84 of those (%12) with sepsis, 70 (10%) with poisoning, 49 (7%) with infection of central nerve system, 44 (6.3%) with status epilepticus, 28 (4%) with hepatic coma, 27 (3.9%) with snakebite, 24 (3.4%) with scorpion bite, 18 (2.6%) with trauma, 17 (2.4%) with intracranial bleeding, 15 (2.1%) with meningococcemia, 12 (1.7%) with drowning, 8 (1.14%) with electric shock, and 7 of patients (1%) with malignancy. While most frequent hospitalization was recorded in January (10.7%) and June (10.4%), the least frequent hospitalization was observed in October (5.7%). Number of female patients was 300 (42.8%), whereas number of male patients was 398 (57.2%). Mean length of stay was 5.3±6.1 days. 363 (51.8%) of patients were transferred to other services after their general condition had been stabilized, 86 (12.3%) of patients were discharged from the intensive care unit, 8 (1.14%) of patients were referred to an advanced center, and 238 (34.4%) of patients died. Conclusion: In this study, it is intended to highlight the fact that the pulmonary infection and thus the respiratory support are the most frequently recorded conditions in the intensive care unit and that preventable diseases such as poisoning in childhood, trauma, drowning, and electric shock take an important place in hospitalization. © 2011 Düzce Medical Journal.