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李圭昌 群山大學校 1983 論文集 Vol.5 No.-
The medical folklore is one of the act of curing and preventing some chronic psychophysical diseases. It is primitive and transmitted orally through the man's experiences for a long time, although its method of a cure has not been written in letter. Thus it cannot free itself from its quality of oral transmission. The residue of this act of the medical folklore can be found mainly in the class of women and the unlettred. Such that class, generally, lives in hinterlands far off from the town and the city. It is more rational to see that such medical folklore as a field of the folklore is the primitive and old culture in the course of its development from primitive period to contemporaly culture than that of national basic culture. It is aimed to collect, examine and write in letter such this disappearing medical folklore in Jeon Buk district in this thesis. To accomplish this aim, I attempted to systemize and classify that medical folklore in this thesis.
李圭昌 군산대학교 1989 論文集 Vol.16 No.-
Honorifics means the levels how we regard the persons in our korean expression.Honorifics varies with the changes of time and society.As language itself alters with changes of time and space, it is natural that honorificss hould alter. The Objects of study are hearer's honorifics and the system of honorifics in the modern korean language.And honorifics is going to be simplified, to be brief, and to be more honorific, with the changes of a contemporary society. Honorifics in korean language is greatly developed unlike European and American languages.Honorifics is always in opposition with pejoratives, and it has the characteristics that pejoratives developes as well as honorifics.It goes without saying that the language can't be purified, in the society where pejoratives is much used that is the cause of the conflicts among the classes of a society. This study is here to try to find a hypothesis that only honorifics is used as everyday's language.Earlier scholars have mainly refered to documents, but they seem to have a tendency to the detailing of the kinds of honorifics. In my thesis, I have been trying to set, simply and generally, the honorific in Korean language and describe it.
이규창 대한신경외과학회 1985 Journal of Korean neurosurgical society Vol.14 No.3
From January to December in 1983, neurosurgical statistics of 38 training hospitals in Korea was summarized as follows. The total number of neurosurgical admission was 27,185. The total operations were 10,980. Each of 25 (out of the 38) training units performed 100 to 400 operations during this one year period. Out of 10,980 operations, 3,938 cases were trauma, approximately 36% against the total. Of the trauma surgery, 88% was done for head injuries and remaining 12% for spine injuries. There were 2,233 cases (20.34% of the total) of spine surgery, which was next to trauma surgery. Surgery for lumbar disc herniation (2,047 cases) occupied 92% of spine surgery. Of 1,302 operations (11.86% of the total) for cerebrovascular diseases, 719 cases (55.23 %) were spontaneous intracerebral hematomas and 441 cases (33.87%) were ruptured cerebral aneurysms. Forty-two per cent of aneurysms was found in anterior communicating artery and 25 % in internal carotid-posterior communicating artery junction. It is interesting to note that only 1 % of posterior circulation aneurysms was detected by the four-vessel angiography. Another remarkable finding was that cerebrovascular occlusive lesion was rarely found among Korean patients, and consequently, the surgery for ischemic stroke was performed infrequently. Remaining vascular surgery was done for the cerebral vascular malformations such as arteriovenous malformation and Moya Moya disease. Tumor surgery was done for 1,060 cases, which represents 9.65% of all. Of these tumor surgeries, 97.73% was done for primary brain tumors. Glial tumors were 41.2 % of all primary brain tumors and 20.8% was meningiomas. The pituitary tumor was 10% of all primary brain tumors, and 56% of pituitary tumors was operated on by transsphenoidal approach. Five per cent of all primary brain tumors was pineal tumors, but most of pineal tumors were treated by shunt surgery and radiation therapy. Consequently, direct operation for pineal tumor was performed only in 13 cases. Shunt operation was performed in 650 cases. Functional neurosurgery cases were 207 and 148(71.5%) of them were pain surgery. Twenty-two cases of microvascular decompression were performed for hemifacial spasm. Surgery for infection was 3.57% of the total.