소아.청소년 구취 환자의 임상적 특징에 대한 연구

윤혜준,이진용,Yoon, Hye-Joon,Lee, Jin-Yong 대한한방소아과학회 2010 대한한방소아과학회지 Vol.24 No.2

Objectives Halitosis affects a large proportion of the population, and it may cause a significant social or psychological problems but pathophysiological mechanism of halitosis is unclear. The purpose of this study is to investigate pediatric halitosis patients' characteristics and their related symptoms. Methods 133 patients were participated at the Pediatric Clinic of Kyanhee Oriental Medical Center from May 29th, 2010 to July 10th, 2010. We measured sulfide level and reviewed medical charts and asked some questions. Patients of sex, age, respiratory symptoms, digestive symptoms, systemic symptoms and sulfide level were analyzed. Results Stuffy nose, cough after sleep, sputum, snoring, indigestion, stomachache, motion sickness, and Bi-We-Soo diagnosis grades were significantly associated with halitosis Conclusions Based on data, we found that halitosis is related to the respiratory and digestive symptoms. Also, we can refer this study when diagnosing patients or giving treatments to patients.

한방이유식에 대한 소고(小考) - 식료찬요(食療纂要)의 내용을 중심으로 -

윤혜준,이진용,김덕곤,Yoon, Hye-Joon,Lee, Jin-Yong,Kim, Deog-Gon 대한한방소아과학회 2011 대한한방소아과학회지 Vol.25 No.3

Objectives: The purpose of this study is to suggest a way of weaning infant from the mother using an oriental medicine. Methods: Investigating the method of weaning infant from the mother using an oriental medicine, SikRyoChanYo. Results & Conclusions: There are two ways of weaning baby off from the mother using an oriental medicine. One way is a method of weaning ingredients analysis by oriental medicine. Another way is using an oriental medicinal. Weaning method using an oriental medicine can especially improve infant's health although we need more studies to prove this conclusion.

저출력 레이저 치료(LLLT)가 아토피 피부염의 증상 완화에 미치는 영향

윤혜준,윤종성,김덕곤,이진용,Yoon, Hye-Joon,Yoon, Jong-Sung,Kim, Deog-Gon,Lee, Jin-Yong 대한한방소아과학회 2009 대한한방소아과학회지 Vol.23 No.3

Objectives The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effects of Low Level Laser Therapy on Atopic dermatitis symptoms. Methods 19 patients (7 men, 12 women) were involved in this study. The intensity of SCORAD index (Erythema/darkening, Edema/papulation, Oozing/crust, Excoriation, Lichenification/prurigo, Dryness) and the symptom of SCORAD index (Pruritus) in two regions were measured. One region was treated by LLLT, the other region was not treated. Then a comparative study of index score of two regions was analyzed. Results After treatment, there were statistically significant differences in Edema/papulation, Excoriation (p<0.001), Oozing/crust (p<0.01), and Pruritus(p<0.05) index. Conclusions Based on the results, we concluded that LLLT is an effective in the treatment of atopic dermatitis. Also, further controlled studies with clinical cases of appropriate treatment time, wavelength, and intervals are needed.

소아의 성장과 한방치료에 대한 부모들의 인식조사

윤혜준,이진용,김덕곤,Yoon, Hye-Joon,Lee, Jin-Yong,Kim, Deog-Gon 대한한방소아과학회 2011 대한한방소아과학회지 Vol.25 No.1

Objectives: The purpose of this study is to evaluate the parents' awareness on the oriental medical treatment and their expectation on children's growth. Methods: The survey was conducted on 78 Health Kids Fair visitors, and 87 children's height and weight were measured in this study. Results: 1. Compare to other treatment, 62.82% of the parents responded that herbal medicine is relatively effective in treating weakness, followed by 'Allergic disease'(46.15%) 'Growth disturbance'(26.92%) 'Obesity'(26.92%) 'Respiratory disease'(26.92%) 'Digestive disease'(19.23%) 'Precocious puberty'(8.97%) 'Neurologic & psychologic disease'(6.41%) 'Urogenital disease'(3.85%). 2. Parents recognize that 'Oriental medicine have an effect on children's height mostly'(25.64%) 'Oriental medicine have an effect on children's height partially'(64.10%) 'Oriental medicine have no effect on children's height'(10.26%) 25.64% of the parents responded that herbal medicine would be helpful in increasing height, 64.10% of the parents said they would be helpful to the certain extent, and 10.26% said they would not play any roles. 3. Expected average weight, height, and BMI score for the boys were 71.8kg, 179.6cm and 22.10. For the girls, however, they were 53.4kg, 168.7, and 18.74. 4. Survey on parents' awareness on benefits of different treatments for challenged growth, Herbal medicine'(48.72%) 'Acupuncture'(7.69%), 'Moxibustion'(3.85%), 'Electronic acupuncture and Aqua acupuncture'(1.28%), 'Massage on acupuncture point'(19.23%), 'Consultation of eating habits'(61.54%), 'Consultation of exercise'(47.44%) were measured. Conclusions: Considering the collected results, we realized that the parents' expected height on their children was, in fact, higher than the standard height. In addition, for treatments for their children's growth improvement, parents expected that 'Herbal madicine' 'Massage on acupuncture point' 'Consultation of eating habits' 'Consultation of exercise would be beneficial.

19세기 런던 출판시장과 영국소설

윤혜준 ( Hye Joon Yoon ) 연세대학교 인문학연구원 2013 人文科學 Vol.97 No.-

Moderately answering Franco Moretti`s challenge to reject “close reading” in favour of “distant reading,” this paper presents factual aspects of the London publishing market, which deserves our attention as the matrix and field of the production of the novels, including the celebrated canonical works. Among the thriving sectors of London in the nineteenth century one can include the publishing and printing industry, which benefitted from more than a history of a continuously expanding free market of printed matters enabled by the lapse of the Licensing Act in 1695. The novel as a generic category standing for a certain type of printed books, however, was not established in the eighteenth century. It gradually emerged to obtain a distinctive group identity in the 1830s, but it was during the latter half of the century when the novel came to be extensively produced and circulated in different forms, such as magazine serial, part-books, and “triple decker” bound volumes often distributed via the circulating libraries. Whereas these are relatively well-known facts of literary history, the actual details of novel publishing, which this paper offers, are less frequently scrutinized. One finds, based on a closer empirical investigation, that few canonical names are included in the most prolific novelists of the period, that those publishers with the greatest number of published novels also ran serials in their magazines, and that the income distribution inferred from taxation criteria suggests that those who consumed the novel occupied a bare 10% of the population.

니트 의류제품의 생산방식과 봉제

윤혜준 ( Hye Jun Yoon ) 한국의류학회 2012 패션정보와 기술 Vol.9 No.-

성인 비만 여성의 상반신 체형 분류 및 유형별 특성 분석

윤혜준 ( Hye Jun Yoon ),최현숙 ( Hyun Sook Choi ) 韓國衣類學會 2009 한국의류학회지 Vol.33 No.8

연구논문 : Plus-size여성의 맞음새 향상을 위한 하반신 체형 연구

윤혜준 ( Hye Jun Yoon ),안재상 ( Jae Sang An ),윤지원 ( Ji Won Yoon ) 한국의류산업학회 2013 한국의류산업학회지 Vol.15 No.2

Data from 540 subjects (included in the obesity group whose BMI was over 25) was selected from 2,445 subjects in the 6 th Korean Body Size Survey. A total of 25 direct measurements were selected for the relevant literature lower body size measurement analysis, that included 9 components related to BMI, height and circumferences, 3 components related to width and thickness, 5 components related to length, 3 components related to height, and 2 other components. Descriptive statistics, factor analysis, cluster analysis and variance analysis were executed using PASW 18.0 to analyze the data. In accordance with the factor analysis results to classify the lower body shape of overweight women in their 20s to 60s whose BMI was over 25, 4 factors were identified (lower body volume, leg volume, lower body length and leg length). A total of 4 lower body shapes of overweight women were found through cluster analysis using 4 factor scores from the factor analysis. Body Shape 1 had the largest lower body and leg volume. It was the heaviest group. Leg length was at a normal level. Body Shape 1 was 22.2% (122 subjects). Body Shape 2 had the longest legs and the smallest body shape; however, Body Shape 2 was the leg obesity group with the largest leg volume. It was 39.8% (215 subjects). Body Shape 3 had a smaller leg volume in proportion to the lower body thickness and a long lower body length. It comprised 27.8% (150 subjects). Body Shape 4 comprised 9.8% (53 subjects) with the shortest leg. Its lower body obesity was at a normal level.

제인 오스틴(Jane Austen)의 『지각과 감수성』(Sense and Sensibility)

윤혜준(Yoon Hye-Joon) 한국외국어대학교 외국문학연구소 1996 외국문학연구 Vol.- No.1

제국에서 바라본 "세계": 19세기 영국의 경우

윤혜준 ( Hye Joon Yoon ) 영미문학연구회 2007 영미문학연구 Vol.13 No.-

While the "world" can be posited as an absolute objective substance, as an object of recognition it is not immune from the specific conditions constraining the subject`s perception. To the extent that the subject seeing and understanding the world is bound to a particular historical context, the "world" constructed through that understanding bears the birthmark of the given moment and space of perception. For instance, the hackneyed rhetoric of "globalization" can never be free from the perspective of the "American interest" which has enjoyed an unchallenged supremacy after the demise of the Soviet bloc. Yet the American ascendancy is itself conditioned by the peculiar legacy left behind by British imperialism-the language, culture, religion, and the very territory both inside its borders and elsewhere, all having been passed on to the Americans by the earlier English-speaking empire. In going back to the highest point of British empire and analyzing the representation of the "world" offered to the metropole readers by the representative conservative media of the time such as Blackwood`s Edinburgh Magazine, we aim to reconstruct the genealogy of the current media politics of the US-based global news, whose incessant "coverage" of the "world" drugs the viewers into indulging in complacency (concerning the superiority of the metropole over the rest of the "world") and amnesia (concerning the social problems besetting the metropole). The heavy literary flavor that colors the articles sent home by The Times` foreign correspondents prefigures the regular depiction of the outside world in Blackwood`s, whose discursive politics can be classified into three aspects or domains: a construction of the upright English male as the imperial subject, an armchair geopolitics that regales the readers with the illusion of managing the globe`s political affairs, and an ostensibly scientific ethnography of the world`s curious races. The overall effect of these different but related discourses is to turn the world into a compensatory spectacle that blinds the readers to the reality of their own immediate surroundings, which thus turns these "non-fiction" articles describing the "world" into a literary phenomenon inviting critical scrutiny.