Socratic Lectures 14th International Symposium, Ljubljana, April 17, 2026: Part II – Medicine
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medicine, natural sciencesKratka vsebina
14th Socratic Lectures symposium took place online on April 17, 2026. It featured two plenary lectures, 9 scientific sessions, a poster session and the student session with about 240 active participants. With 48 submissions received, the Proceedings of the 14th Socratic Lectures is organized into four distinct sections: Part I focuses on breast cancer research, followed by medicine in Part II, physics in Part III, and interdisciplinary sciences in Part IV. Part II Medicine features contents from clinical medicine, material science and physiotherapy. Close collaboration between different fields is especially important for optimal treatment of a patient and activities of Socratic Lectures have since the initiation in 2008 focused on uniting the available knowledge for the benefit of the patients. This has always been the spirit of the Socratic Lectures activities.
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Research Prospectives of Biomaterials in Robotic Surgery
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Host Metabolic Status and Biomaterial–Tissue Interactions in NMIBC Surgery
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Cardiovascular and Metabolic Health: Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals and Biomaterials
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Air Pollution and Vascular Biomaterial Remodeling
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Biomaterials for Vascular Reconstruction: Present Challenges and Future Perspectives
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Is running good for bone health?
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Physiological Adaptation and Transition to Pathology: Lessons from Exercise Physiology and Ergonomics in Extreme Environments
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Effectiveness of Nurse-Led Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter Placement versus Physician-led PICC Insertion: A Literature Review
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Medial Discoid Meniscus Tear Treated with Platelet-Rich Plasma: A Case Report
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Physiotherapy Approach in Linear Scleroderma of the Lower Limb: A Case Report
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Membrane Biophysics-Based Mechanisms of Cancer Progression: the Active Decoupling / Vanguard Hypothesis
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Correlation of Knee Joint Stabilization Force with Anterior and Mediolateral Rotational Laxity Using the Arthrometer
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