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김현식 ( Hyeon Sik Kim ),김태효 ( Tae Hyo Kim ),이재민 ( Jae Min Lee ),김현진 ( Hyun Jin Kim ),정운태 ( Woon Tae Jung ),이옥재 ( Ok Jae Lee ),김지은 ( Ji Eun Kim ),배경수 ( Kyung Soo Bae ) 대한소화기학회 2014 대한소화기학회지 Vol.64 No.6
Splenic hamartoma is a very rare benign tumor, which is usually found incidentally after splenectomy or autopsy. Although percutaneous needle biopsy can be performed, it carries a high risk of bleeding after the procedure. Therefore, diagnosis is usually made by surgical resection. Herein, we report a case of splenic hamartoma diagnosed by magnetic resonance imaging and contrast-enhanced ultrasonography, which enables visualization of the unique signals of microbubbles in the vessels in real time. Relevant literature is also reviewed. (Korean J Gastroenterol 2014;64:380-386)
裵庚秀 대구대학교 인문과학연구소 1983 人文科學硏究 Vol.2 No.-
This paper is to study the feature of Sinclair Lewis's novels. Sniclair Lewis is the first American novelist who won the Nobel prize in literature in 1930. His main novels are Main Street(1920), Babbitt(1922), Arrowsmith(1925), Elmer Gantry(1927) and Dodsworth(1929). Certainly no other of American Writers was so widely read in Europe in te 1920's as Sinclair Lewis. By the year 1930 eleven of his thirteen novels had been translated into either Russian, German, Swedish, or Polish, seven into Hungarian, Danish, German, Swedes, or Polish; seven into Hungarian, Polish, Norwegian, or Czech; six into French; four into Dutch; two into Spanish "and one, Babbitt, into Italian and Hebrew. Although his first novel, Our Mr. Wreen, had been published in 1914, Main Street(1920) was his really successful novel and his reputation was enhanced by Babbitt(1922). Among Sinclair Lewis' novels 759, 833 copies of Main Street and 1,278,081 copies of Babbitt had been sold as of June 30, 1959. Modern critics took p Babbitt as the primary text material to study genre picture drawn by Lewis to show us the middle class of American life in 1920's. We know that George F. Babbitt's life and thought are bound by all the platitdes dominated in te middle west of America during the 1920's in regard to politics, morality, religion, business, love, and the home, but we are marvelled at the wa the charcter was throughly grounded in realism. In the entire course of Lewis's Career from 1914 to 1951, by the year 1911 he had published sixty-six poems, articles, and stories and six novels, of these novels, despite a number of passages or social criticism and mild satire, only one. The Job(1917) could be called realism. His first novel "Hike and the Aeroplane", was published in 1920 under a pseudonm. Certainly no American novels of 1920's hae aroused more discussion than did Main Street, Babbitt and Elmer Gantly in their time. Themathically Babbitt is an extension and expansion of Main Street. Having described the force of conformity at work in a typical small town, it was foresoeable that Lewis is would now enlarge his canvas. Accordingly, he create an average mid-western state called Winnemac(Wisiconsin, Minesota, Micigan. Indeed, we may discern in Lewis's novels certain perception about American life which had been advanced by keen observes of American civilization. In fact, Elmer Gantry, more than any other of Lewis's books, approaches naturalism. In Elmer Gantry Lewis proves that the ministry is large enough to hahbor a scondrel, a it is large enough to harbor fools and hypocritics. If Lewis's foes permit him nothing else, they must at least concede his historical impartance, an importance fixed by the Nobel Prize in literature. Harlan Hatcher has called Lewis's work in te 1920's the most stimulating in American literature saying, "by the sheer energy fo his mind he helped the modern American novel into maturity and recognition". It is simply that when American ignore Sinclair Lewis, they forget Lewis's accomplishment in his great decade.