Glutenska enteropatija ili celijakija kronična je imunološki posredovana bolest tankog crijeva koja nastaje u genetski predisponiranih osoba kao posljedica ingestije glutena. Bolest se može javiti u ...bilo kojoj životnoj dobi premda se najčešće očituje u ranom djetinjstvu te u trećem odnosno četvrtom desetljeću života. Klinički se može očitovati sindromom malapsorpcije koji je često i odsutan, blažim gastrointestinalnim tegobama, a mogu biti prisutne i brojne ekstraintestinalne manifestacije. U radu smo prikazali 43-godišnju bolesnicu u koje su dominirale migrirajuće artralgije, umor, sideropenična anemija i povremeno učestalije proljevaste stolice. Diferencijalno-dijagnostičkim postupkom utvrđena je glutenska enteropatija. Nakon četiri mjeseca po primjeni bezglutenske dijete bolesnica nije imala artralgija i došlo je do potpunog kliničkog oporavka. Prikazali smo našu bolesnicu kako bi ukazali da migrirajuće artralgije mogu biti jedna od ekstraintestinalnih značajki glutenske enteropatije uz naglasak da i na ovu bolest treba pomišljati u nejasnih zglobnih tegoba.
The aim of the study was to assess interdependence of specific motor abilities (situation karate tests) and motor skills (karate techniques), and karate performance (fighting efficiency) in ...under-sixteen male karateka aged 11–12 and 13–14 years. A battery of 5 situation motor tests were applied and 6 basic elements of karate technique evaluated in a sample of 20 male karateka aged 11–12 and 20 male karateka aged 13–14 years. Three criterion variables were formed: 1) one factor as a factor of general technical efficiency in karate was isolated by factor analysis of 6 karate techniques; 2) cumulative evaluation of 2 kate as kate performance; and 3) total score assessment based on success achieved at national karate championships as contest efficiency (fighting efficiency). Regression analysis revealed the frequency of gedan barai blockade performance to be the superior predictor of technical efficiency, kate performance and contest success in karateka aged 11–12, whereas the speed of the gedan barai-jaku zuki (block-kick) combination performance and specific agility (sidewise mobility) were superior predictors of performance in karateka aged 13–14. Of the karate techniques (kicks) used, the quality of jaku zuki kick performance was the superior predictor of contest efficiency in karateka aged 11–12, and the quality of the jaku zuki-mawashi geri and kizame zuki-jaku zuki combination performance in karateka aged 13–14.
