43 resultados para Medicamentos de origen vegetal.
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Premios de Narrativa Corta Hnos. Millares Cubas, 2008
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Líneas de actuación del grupo de Fisiología y Biotecnología Vegetal Marina
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[EN]The inclusion of two different crab meals in diets on fillet quality parameters was investigated in a six month growth trial with red porgy (Pagus pagrus). A high quality fish meal and fish oil diet was used as a control (Diet C). Fish meal protein in the control diet was replaced by increasing levels of protein from a river crab meal (Procamburus clarkii) (CR) and a marine crab meal (Chaceon affinis) (CM) at 10% and 20% each of them. The inclusion of both crab meals in diets, either at 10% and 20% substitution levels, did not affect the texture quality parameters of flesh except for the adhesiveness, where animal fed on CR20 showed the smallest value respect to those fed the Diet C. Compared to the control fish, a reduction of the fillet lipid oxidation indicated by the Tbars index was observed for fish fed both crab meal based diets, at the higher inclusion level (20%). Increasing dietary levels of the marine crab meal showed an increment of the monoenoicos, n-9 and oleic fatty acid content in the fillets. Results indicate that both crab meals used in present study are suitable as alternative ingredients for red porgy diets in terms of fish flesh quality.
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[EN] The effect of dietary inclusion of two type of crab meal on growth, feed utilization and skin coloration performance was investigated in a growth trial with red porgy (Pagrus pagrus) of 233g initial body weight, during 6 month feeding period. High quality fish meal and fish oil diet was used as a control (Diet C). Protein of fish meal in the control was replaced by increasing dietary levels of protein derived from a river crab meal (Procamburus clarkii) (CR) and a marine crab meal (Chaceon affinis) (CM) at 10% and 20% each of them. Regarding growth results, fish fed the CM20 diet showed the highest values in absolute final weight and percent of the initial weight. For animals fed the crab meal based diets, the colour result was better than that of fish fed the control one, showing skin redness similar to that of the wild specimens. For both ingredients, increasing dietary inclusions were accompanied for an increment of the colour saturation, being in this case the obtained value for the CR meal higher than those for the CM meal. Present results indicate that crab meals used in this study are suitable as partial replacers for fish meal in diets for the red porgy.
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[ES] El objetivo general del trabajo fue ampliar los conocimientos sobre el uso de fármacos utilizados en el tratamieno del dolor como los antiinflamatorios no esteroides (AINEs), los opioides y antimigrañosos, princpalmente para esclarecer posibles invonvenientes asociados a una utilización incorrecta. Se diseño y llevó a cabo un estudio descriptivo transversal. Mediante un cuestionario previamente elaborado, se entrevistó a 403 pacientes y se obtuvieron datos de 1378 dispensaciones entre 2009 y 2010, desde siete farmacias comunitarias. El análisis de los datos situó a los AINEs como el grupo más destacado en la población estudiada respecto a casi todas las variables que se definieron, con valores máximos en frecuencia de utilización, dispensación sin receta, efectos adversos y otros incovenientes. Su amplio consumo puede estar relacionado con muchos de los efectos adversos especificados por los pacientes encuestados y también con el aumento del uso de otros medicamentos. La información sanitaria no está adaptada a la comunidad estudiada, lo que puede magnificar los problemas e influir sobre la salud y el nivel de satisfacción, mientras la contribución de los AINEs al gasto farmacéutico cada vez está siendo más elevado.