In this paper, we present life and scientific work of Dr. Milog Radojcic （1903-1975）, the professor of the University of Belgrade and corresponding member of the Serbian Academy of Science and Arts. In the backgroun...In this paper, we present life and scientific work of Dr. Milog Radojcic （1903-1975）, the professor of the University of Belgrade and corresponding member of the Serbian Academy of Science and Arts. In the background of all of Radojcic＇s scientific works were the doctrine of anthroposophy and geometry as its essential part. It led him to, at the time, most contemporary problems in mathematics and mathematical physics. His interest in Medieval art reveals a personality capable to unify by itself artistic and scientific worldview. His published works were digitized in 2008 at the Mathematical Institute of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts and exhibited as a part of the virtual library of the National Center for Digitization. Some of his papers, both published and unpublished ones, are extremly actual and their republishing could be very important not only for scientific but also for general public as well展开更多
BACKGROUND：Eurythmy therapy is a movement therapy of anthroposophic medicine that can have effects on a person’s physical body,spirit,and soul.OBJECTIVE：The aim of this publication was to update and summarize the r...BACKGROUND：Eurythmy therapy is a movement therapy of anthroposophic medicine that can have effects on a person’s physical body,spirit,and soul.OBJECTIVE：The aim of this publication was to update and summarize the relevant literature on the effectiveness of eurythmy in a therapeutic context since 2008.SEARCH STRATEGY：Different databases like Pub Med,MEDPILOT,Research Gate,The Cochrane Library,DIMDI,Arthe and also the journal databases Der Merkurstab and the European Journal of Integrative Medicine were searched for prospective and retrospective clinical trials in German or English language.INCLUSION CRITERIA：There were no limitations for indication,considered outcome or age of participants.DATA EXTRACTION AND ANALYSIS：Studies were evaluated with regard to their description of the assembly process and treatment,adequate reporting of follow-ups,and equality of comparison groups in controlled trials.RESULTS：Eleven studies met the inclusion criteria.These included two single-arm,non-controlled pilot studies,two publications on the same non-randomized controlled trial and one case study;six further studies referred to a prospective cohort study,the Anthroposophic Medicine Outcome Study.Most of these studies described positives treatment effects with varying effect sizes.The studies were heterogynous according to the indications,age groups,study design and measured outcome.The methodological quality of the studies varied considerably.There were no clear improvements since 2008,when the recommendations were published in the fi rst review.CONCLUSION：Eurythmy seems to be a benefi cial add-on in a therapeutic context that can improve the health conditions of affected persons.More methodologically sound studies are needed to substantiate this positive impression.展开更多
文摘In this paper, we present life and scientific work of Dr. Milog Radojcic （1903-1975）, the professor of the University of Belgrade and corresponding member of the Serbian Academy of Science and Arts. In the background of all of Radojcic＇s scientific works were the doctrine of anthroposophy and geometry as its essential part. It led him to, at the time, most contemporary problems in mathematics and mathematical physics. His interest in Medieval art reveals a personality capable to unify by itself artistic and scientific worldview. His published works were digitized in 2008 at the Mathematical Institute of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts and exhibited as a part of the virtual library of the National Center for Digitization. Some of his papers, both published and unpublished ones, are extremly actual and their republishing could be very important not only for scientific but also for general public as well
文摘BACKGROUND：Eurythmy therapy is a movement therapy of anthroposophic medicine that can have effects on a person’s physical body,spirit,and soul.OBJECTIVE：The aim of this publication was to update and summarize the relevant literature on the effectiveness of eurythmy in a therapeutic context since 2008.SEARCH STRATEGY：Different databases like Pub Med,MEDPILOT,Research Gate,The Cochrane Library,DIMDI,Arthe and also the journal databases Der Merkurstab and the European Journal of Integrative Medicine were searched for prospective and retrospective clinical trials in German or English language.INCLUSION CRITERIA：There were no limitations for indication,considered outcome or age of participants.DATA EXTRACTION AND ANALYSIS：Studies were evaluated with regard to their description of the assembly process and treatment,adequate reporting of follow-ups,and equality of comparison groups in controlled trials.RESULTS：Eleven studies met the inclusion criteria.These included two single-arm,non-controlled pilot studies,two publications on the same non-randomized controlled trial and one case study;six further studies referred to a prospective cohort study,the Anthroposophic Medicine Outcome Study.Most of these studies described positives treatment effects with varying effect sizes.The studies were heterogynous according to the indications,age groups,study design and measured outcome.The methodological quality of the studies varied considerably.There were no clear improvements since 2008,when the recommendations were published in the fi rst review.CONCLUSION：Eurythmy seems to be a benefi cial add-on in a therapeutic context that can improve the health conditions of affected persons.More methodologically sound studies are needed to substantiate this positive impression.
