Mortalidad perinatal en los partos únicos asistidos a término en España entre 1995 y 2009 según ocurrieran en domicilio particular o en centro sanitario

Objetivo principal: Evidenciar posibles diferencias en la mortalidad perinatal de los partos únicos asistidos a término en España entre 1995 y 2009, según ocurrieran en domicilio particular o en centro sanitario. Metodología: Estudio de cohorte retrospectivo a partir del registro de partos del Instituto Nacional de Estadística de España (INE). Resultados principales: Entre 1995 y 2009 ocurrieron 23 muertes del feto o del recién nacido (hasta las primeras 24 horas de vida) sobre un total de 14.614 partos únicos asistidos a término en domicilio particular (1,57 muertes cada mil partos). El número de muertes en partos de las mismas características ocurridos en centros sanitarios fue de 7.548 sobre un total de 4.716.956 partos (1,60 muertes cada mil partos). OR=0,98 IC(95%)=0,65-1,48. Conclusión principal: Entre 1995 y 2009 no se han dado diferencias estadísticamente significativas en relación con la mortalidad del feto o el recién nacido registrada en el Boletín Estadístico del Parto, entre los partos únicos asistidos a término en domicilio particular y los partos de las mismas características atendidos en centro sanitario.

Graphical Representation of the Changes of Sector for Particular Cases in the Ponchon Savarit Method

A graphical and systematic analysis of particular cases where the compositions of the streams developed in the rectification column coincide with one of the vapor (yGFk) or liquid (xGFk) portions generated from the GFk can be found in this material (i.e.: yGFk=yk+1,1 or xGFk=xk,NTk).

The Conservation of our Built Heritage, in Particular Statues in Aberdeen, Evaluated Through a Social and Historical Context and Their Impact, Through the Use of 3D Scanning

Cultural heritage sites all over the world are at risk due to aggressive urban expansion, development, wars and general obsolescence. Not all objects are recorded in detail although they may have social and historical significance. For example more emphasis is placed on the recording of castles and palaces than on crofters’ cottages or tenement blocks, although their history can be just as rich. This paper will investigate the historic fabric of Aberdeen through the use of digital scanning, supported by a range of media including old photographs and paintings. Dissemination of social heritage through visualisations will be explored and how this can aid the understanding of space within the city or specific area. Focus will be given to the major statues/monuments within the context of the city centre, exploring their importance in their environment. In addition studying why many have been re-located away from their original site, the reasons why, and how we have perhaps lost some of the social and historical importance of why that monument was first located there. It will be argued that Digital Media could be utilised for much more than re-creation and re-presentation of physical entities. Digital scanning, in association with visualisation tools, is used to capture the essence of both the cultural heritage and the society that created or used the sites in association with visualisation tools and in some way re-enacting the original importance placed upon the monument in its original location, through adoption of BIM Heritage.