Search for dissertations about: "Peter Sundin"
Found 5 swedish dissertations containing the words Peter Sundin.
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1. Small Intestinal Neuroendocrine Tumor : A Rare Malignancy with Favorable Outcome
Abstract : Small intestinal neuroendocrine tumor (SI-NET) is the most common small bowel tumor in Europe and USA, with an annual incidence of around 0.3-1.3/100000 persons. READ MORE
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2. Enabling engineering support for integrated product and service innovation
Abstract : The increasing need for mobility in society alongside an intensifying concern for sustainability challenges today’s aviation industry. For companies, a Product-Service Systems (PSS) perspective puts emphasis on proving value to customers by offering a combination of hardware and services over an extended life cycle. READ MORE
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3. Toxicologically important DDT metabolites : Synthesis, enantioselective analysis and kinetics
Abstract : DDT was extensively and globally used as a pesticide in agriculture and for malaria vector control from the 1940’s until the 1970’s. Due to its heavy use, DDT became ubiquitously distributed throughout the environment. DDT and several DDT metabolites are persistent organic pollutants. READ MORE
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4. Employment Status and Inequalities in Health Outcomes : Population-based Studies from Gävleborg County
Abstract : Background and objectives: From a public health perspective, it is important not only to improve and maintain health, but also to promote equality in health. Epidemiological research has showed the importance of work and unemployment in the development of socio-economic health inequalities, and peoples life chances are suggested to be conditioned by participation or exclusion from the labour market. READ MORE
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5. Improved adrenocortical PET imaging
Abstract : Introduction: Adrenal tumours can either be benign or malignant, hormone secreting or not, and they can be discovered through clinical examination of the patient or by pure chance. Increased knowledge in the area, plus the widespread use of imaging techniques, have resulted in a rising number of patients with adrenal tumours that subsequently need to be diagnosed. READ MORE