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황재훈 ( Jea Hoon Hwang ) 충북대학교 건설기술연구소 2010 建設技術論文集 Vol.29 No.1
This study is to examine the characteristics and to find the significance of contributed acceptance for the public purposes by the cases of private sector`s development. The method of a research is based on a classification of contributed-acceptance types which are permit processes and spatial aspects after reviewing relative theory of it. The administrative process of contributed-acceptance for development permit is preceded with four stages: advisory and decision of a planning committee at the local level; decision of a planning committee at the state level: and administrative hearing at local and state level. As the spatial aspects, the types of contributed-acceptance to enhance public purposes are mainly street, open space, greenary space and park. Although most of urban development with a district unit plan contain contributed-acceptance, they have not been determined with any guideline and standard. The further research should be followed for setting a constant system or evaluation to determine the contributed-acceptance.
비탄력 테이프를 이용한 무부하 테이핑 기법이 턱관절장애 환자의 통증 수준, 개구범위, 기능적 수준, 삶의 질에 미치는 영향
황재훈 ( Jea Hoon Hwang ),김선엽 ( Suhn Yeop Kim ) 한국전문물리치료학회 2016 한국전문물리치료학회지 Vol.23 No.3
Background: In the treatment of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder, the goals of traditional physical therapy are not only to reduce the inflammatory process leading to pain, but also to decrease joint overload and muscle hyperactivity. To achieve those goals, physical therapists generally use a photo-therapy, joint mobilization, and massage. Objects: To examine the impact of an unloading technique using non-elastic taping on the pain, opening mouth, functional level, and quality of life in patients with TMJ disorder. Method: Twenty patients with TMJ disorder were included in this study and randomly divided into the experimental (n1=10), and control (n2=10) groups. Traditional physical therapy including massage and stretching for 30 min was performed in both groups. Non-elastic taping was performed in the experimental group after traditional physical therapy, and they were recommended to keep the tape attached for 12 hours. Outcomes for pain, functional level, and quality of life were measured using a survey. The opening mouth was measured using a general ruler. Result: Significant differences were observed in the pain level, opening mouth, functional level, and quality of life after the intervention and on follow-up in both groups. However, we found that while the levels of all parameters were maintained throughout the follow-up period in the experimental group, the functional status level was not maintained throughout the follow-up period in the control group. Conclusion: Our unloading technique using non-elastic tape results comparable to those achieved by traditional physical therapy in the treatment of TMJ. However, the unloading taping method using non-elastic tape is more effective than traditional physical therapy in maintaining the impact of intervention.