927 resultados para Lopes, Manuel,1907-2005
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Trabalho com o objetivo de identificar as alterações do pé diabético causadas pelas lesões microangiopáticas e das lesões do fundo de olho secundárias aretinopatia diabética. Métodos:76 pacientes com Diabetes Melito tipos 1 e 2atendidos no ambulatório de Oftalmologia e Cirurgia Vascular do HUOL/UFRN, Natal, RN, no período de novembro de 2004 a janeiro de 2005, com queixas relativas a alterações da retinopatia diabéticae/oudo pé diabético. Em todos os pacientes foi realizado exame clínico geral, vascular e oftalmológico. Na avaliação específicado pé diabético deu-se ênfase paraa investigação do status vascular pela Classificação de Fontaine para Doença Arterial Obstrutiva Periférica, biomecânica,e teste do monofilamento de Semmes-Weinstein. O exame oftalmológico constou de refração e fundoscopiaatravés da qual identificou-se as formas clínicas da retinopatia diabética. Os dados foram submetidos à análise estatística das variáveis primárias que consistiu em caracterizar o grupo quanto a idade, tempo de doença, nível de glicose A segunda estratégia da análise dos dados constituiu na realização de testes de associação entrealgumas variáveis secundárias selecionadas. O software utilizado para os testes estatísticos foi o Statistica Versão 5, 1997.Resultado: Dos 76 pacientes diabéticos 97% tinham idade superior a 40 anos. O tempo de doença65% tinham mais de 10 anos. Com relação à glicose 72,72% apresentaram níveis de glicose em jejum acima de 100mg/dl. 55,26% apresentavam algum grau de retinopatia diabética contra 44,74% que não apresentavamesses sinais. Com as alterações do pé diabético, identificou-se 59,93% com lesões com área de predominância isquêmica, enquanto 41,07% tinham ausência de sinais. 58,82% apresentaram área de predominância neuropática, e 41,18% sem sinais de neuropatia. Dos com retinopatia diabética 78,57% tinham comprometimento isquêmico no pé e 47,62% tinham algum grau de neuropatia diabética. Observou-se que a retinopatia diabética não proliferativa, nos seus diversos graus de comprometimento apresentou-se com percentuais em torno de 80% junto às lesões do pé diabético, seja isquêmico ou neuropático. Dos pacientes que tinham retinopatia 60,46% tinham alterações biomecânicas dos pés. Conclusão: Concluiu-se que a RDNP leve foi mais freqüente nas lesões do pé diabético isquêmico, enquanto a RDNP severa mostrou-se mais presente no pé diabético neuropático
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La dotación de vivienda a los habitantes de un país es uno de los principales medios por los cuales los gobernantes tratan de mejorar el bienestar social. Por medio de ello se garantiza a los ciudadanos una vida más digna y segura, a la vez que se crean encadenamientos sociales y productivos que mejoran, directa e indirectamente, el bienestar general de la sociedad. Dentro de losencadenamientos sociales se puede nombrar: mayor belleza urbana, disminución de robo y delincuencia, disminución de personas desahuciadas, entre otros. Por ejemplo, el hecho de poseer casa propia y en condiciones dignas, abre un gran número de posibilidades y portunidades a las personas, pudiendo con ello optar por mejores puestos de trabajo.
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Se justifica el estudio como un aporte importante que permite en base al trabajo en equipo de a profesionales en imágenes, pediatras y obstetras, responsables del binomio madre-hijo, tener un método útil o de exploración peri.natal que ha permitido evaluar una serie de actividades biofísicas que ayudan en la toma de decisiones certeras en la conducción del parto y/o culminación del embarazo, que ayudan a predecir varias complicaciones entre las más importantes el sufrimiento fetal agudo, consecuencia de la hipoxia que muchas de las veces ha terminado en la muerte fetal. Por lo que se hace necesario determinar el valor predictivo de la prueba del Perfil Biofísico Fetal en gestantes a término en relación con las condiciones neonatales valoradas por el Test de Pagar al momento del nacimiento. Conclusiones: en relación a la prueba de perfil biofísico fetal se encontró que la sensibilidad de la prueba es de 62.96, la especificidad de 93.45, el valor predictivo positivo fue del 48.5, el valor predictivo negativo 96.45, los índices de verdaderos positivos de 48.47, de falsos positivos de 51.43, de falsos negativos 3.75y de verdaderos negativos 96.25
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La aplicación del modelo neoliberal dentro de la política macroeconómica de El Salvador ha constituido una causa fundamental para implementación y liberalización del comercio con otras naciones. Dentro de esta normativa, los últimos gobiernos han firmado una serie de tratados de libre comercio, al ser visualizados como un medio para alcanzar el crecimiento económico nacional y reducir la pobreza, sin embargo han producido efectos adversos, tales como un intercambio desigual de mercaderías con grandes potencias mundiales, la regularización y flexibilización de las leyes nacionales, y han incrementado la explotación de los recursos naturales nacionales. En este contexto, los gobiernos salvadoreños han otorgado una serie de licencias de exploración minera metálica a empresas extranjeras, augurando la potencial explotación de minas, pese a sus negativos impactos socioeconómicos y ambientales. Sin embargo, la ejecución de estas actividades ha motivado el surgimiento de un movimiento social que resiste el desarrollo de esta industria en territorio salvadoreño, dado que la explotación minera metálica agudizaría la vulnerabilidad socioeconómica de las comunidades que, directa o indirectamente, serian afectadas. Dicho movimiento social, si bien es cierto no cumple en su totalidad con ninguna de las tipologías teóricas de los Movimientos Sociales, ha asumido determinadas características que conllevan a denominarle como tal. Principalmente, el movimiento social se caracteriza porque su surgimiento ha estado vinculado a procesos organizativos que se generaron durante el conflicto armado salvadoreño; mientras que en su desarrollo el movimiento tiende a adquirir novedosas formas de organización y prácticas con el fin de obtener la satisfacción de sus demandas.
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Las experiencias prenatales y postnatales de este grupo de gestantes investigadas, tanto por ultrasonido como por valoración clínica pediátrica; ha sido de mucho interés. El objetivo consiste en detectar mediante signos ecográficos la presencia de patología fetal; utilizando un ecógrafo marca Sonoace 8000 EX con transductor convexo 3,5 MHZ, puesto que se han comparado punto por punto la investigación con la experiencia de grupos similares de otras investigaciones, efectuándose por lo tanto una correlación ecográfica y clínica en toda mujer embarazada que cursa el tercer trimestre de gestación, obteniéndose de las 355 pacientes estudiadas, 28 casos positivos para patología fetal por ultrasonido, de los cuales se comprobó clínicamente al momento del nacimiento 20 casos, lo que permite indica que se puede diagnosticar un 71.4cuadros patológicos sonoembrionarios; que en comparación con grupos similares de investigación, es significativo. En el grupo de personas investigadas hubo también falsos positivos para ultrasonido tal es el caso de 6 (20) en patología craneal, 1 (10) en polimalformados y 1 5en patología toráxica; los demás coincidieron en su diagnóstico prenatal con el postnatal. De esta manera señalamos que en la presente investigación las pruebas diagnosticas son tambien significativas y acordes a las investigaciones que trae la literatura mundial, en donde se reportan sensibilizadas bajas, que van desde 24.5(González 1999), hasta 73.7(estudio mundial Eurofetus), con especialidades altas sobre los 90; el grupo investigado posee una sensibilidad del 70y una especificidad del 95.82que indica que se puede captar en el 70a los verdaderos positivos y en el 95a los verdaderos negativos con una probabilidad de padecer la enfermedad se si obtiene un resultado positivo en la prueba que es de un 50, con lo que se concluye e insiste en la importancia que posee el manejo interdisciplinario y la aplicación de esta modalidad en toda gestante
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A investigação dos profissionais sobre a sua prática profissional tem vindo a afirmar-se como uma estratégia promissora de desenvolvimento profissional e institucional (Menezes, 2005; Ponte, 2002). No seguimento das investigações realizadas sobre as suas práticas (Alves & Menezes, no prelo; Menezes, Delplancq & Castanheira, 2014), no âmbito de um mestrado em Didática (especialidade de Matemática), conduzidas por duas professoras do 2.º ciclo do ensino básico, que foram focadas na comunicação matemática, pretendemos compreender: (i) o valor formativo desta abordagem em termos do conhecimento e das práticas profissionais; e (ii) o papel que este tipo de investigação pode ter para o desenvolvimento matemático dos alunos envolvidos e das instituições educativas a que pertencem os professores.
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El propósito del presente diagnóstico es analizar el proceso de construcción de la identidad del Cabildo Indígena Ambiká-Pijao en la localidad de Usme en la ciudad de Bogotá, desde el año 2005 hasta 2015. Este diagnóstico busca analizar la identidad en el marco de la Política Pública para Pueblos Indígenas de la ciudad de Bogotá, teniendo como elementos centrales las variables del territorio y su pérdida debido al desplazamiento en muchos casos forzado, la cultura, y las características sobre las cuales se entiende al indígena en contextos urbanos. Con base en estos fenómenos, se estudian las principales características de la comunidad e individuos que hacen parte de la misma, para así plantear algunos retos por parte de las instituciones políticas en torno al desarrollo e implementación de políticas multiculturales de reconocimiento para el caso de indígenas presentes en lo urbano.
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The BRITE Project undertook six innovation case studies of building and construction projects in 2005. The purpose of the program was to demonstrate the benefits of innovation and highlight the nature of successful implementation strategies. The cases were selected following a public call in industry magazines across Australia, which resulted in approximately 50 nominations. The six selected case studies resulted in three prominent contributions to knowledge
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This article was written in 1997. After a 2009 review the content was left mostly unchanged - apart from this re-written abstract, restructured headings and a table of contents. The article deals directly with professional registration of surveyors; but it also relates to government procurement of professional services. The issues include public service and professional ethics; setting of professional fees; quality assurance; official corruption; and professional recruitment, education and training. Debate on the Land Surveyors Act 1908 (Qld) and its amendments to 1916 occurred at a time when industrial unrest of the 1890s and common market principles of the new Commonwealth were fresh in peoples’ minds. Industrial issues led to a constitutional crisis in the Queensland’s then bicameral legislature and frustrated a first attempt to pass a Surveyors Bill in 1907. The Bill was re-introduced in 1908 after fresh elections and Kidston’s return as state premier. Co-ordinated immigration and land settlement polices of the colonies were discontinued when the Commonwealth gained power over immigration in 1901. Concerns shifted to protecting jobs from foreign competition. Debate on 1974 amendments to the Act reflected concerns about skill shortages and professional accreditation. However, in times of economic downturn, a so-called ‘chronic shortage of surveyors’ could rapidly degenerate into oversupply and unemployment. Theorists championed a naïve ‘capture theory’ where the professions captured governments to create legislative barriers to entry to the professions. Supposedly, this allowed rent-seeking and monopoly profits through lack of competition. However, historical evidence suggests that governments have been capable of capturing and exploiting surveyors. More enlightened institutional arrangements are needed if the community is to receive benefits commensurate with sizable co-investments of public and private resources in developing human capital.
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Overweight and obesity are two of the most important emerging public health issues in our time and regarded by the World Health Organisation [WHO] (1998) as a worldwide epidemic. The prevalence of obesity in the USA is the highest in the world, and Australian obesity rates fall into second place. Currently, about 60% of Australian adults are overweight (BMI „d 25kg/m2). The socio-demographic factors associated with overweight and/or obesity have been well demonstrated, but many of the existing studies only examined these relationships at one point of time, and did not examine whether significant relationships changed over time. Furthermore, only limited previous research has examined the issue of the relationship between perception of weight status and actual weight status, as well as factors that may impact on people¡¦s perception of their body weight status. Aims: The aims of the proposed research are to analyse the discrepancy between perceptions of weight status and actual weight status in Australian adults; to examine if there are trends in perceptions of weight status in adults between 1995 to 2004/5; and to propose a range of health promotion strategies and furth er research that may be useful in managing physical activity, healthy diet, and weight reduction. Hypotheses: Four alternate hypotheses are examined by the research: (1) there are associations between independent variables (e.g. socio -demographic factors, physical activity and dietary habits) and overweight and/or obesity; (2) there are associations between the same independent variables and the perception of overweight; (3) there are associations between the same independent variables and the discrepancy between weight status and perception of weight status; and (4) there are trends in overweight and/or obesity, perception of overweight, and the discrepancy in Australian adults from 1995 to 2004/5. Conceptual Framework and Methods: A conceptual framework is developed that shows the associations identified among socio -demographic factors, physical activity and dietary habits with actual weight status, as well as examining perception of weight status. The three latest National Health Survey data bases (1995 , 2001 and 2004/5) were used as the primary data sources. A total of 74,114 Australian adults aged 20 years and over were recruited from these databases. Descriptive statistics, bivariate analyses (One -Way ANOVA tests, unpaired t-tests and Pearson chi-square tests), and multinomial logistic regression modelling were used to analyse the data. Findings: This research reveals that gender, main language spoken at home, occupation status, household structure, private health insurance status, and exercise are related to the discrepancy between actual weight status and perception of weight status, but only gender and exercise are related to the discrepancy across the three time point s. The current research provides more knowledge about perception of weight status independently. Factors which affect perception of overweight are gender, age, language spoken at home, private health insurance status, and diet ary habits. The study also finds that many factors that impact overweight and/or obesity also have an effect on perception of overweight, such as age, language spoken at home, household structure, and exercise. However, some factors (i.e. private health insurance status and milk consumption) only impact on perception of overweight. Furthermore, factors that are rel ated to people’s overweight are not totally related to people’s underestimation of their body weight status in the study results. Thus, there are unknown factors which can affect people’s underestimation of their body weight status. Conclusions: Health promotion and education activities should provide education about population health education and promotion and education for particular at risk sub -groups. Further research should take the form of a longitudinal study design ed to examine the causal relationship between overweight and/or obesity and underestimation of body weight status, it should also place more attention on the relationships between overweight and/or obesity and dietary habits, with a more comprehensive representation of SES. Moreover, further research that deals with identification of characteristics about perception of weight status, in particular the underestimation of body weight status should be undertaken.
Temperature variation and emergency hospital admissions for stroke in Brisbane, Australia, 1996-2005
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Stroke is a leading cause of disability and death. This study evaluated the association between temperature variation and emergency admissions for stroke in Brisbane, Australia. Daily emergency admissions for stroke, meteorologic and air pollution data were obtained for the period of January 1996 to December 2005. The relative risk of emergency admissions for stroke was estimated with a generalized estimating equations (GEE) model. For primary intracerebral hemorrhage (PIH) emergency admissions, the average daily PIH for the group aged < 65 increased by 15% (95% Confidence Interval (CI): 5, 26%) and 12% (95% CI: 2, 22%) for a 1°C increase in daily maximum temperature and minimum temperature in summer, respectively, after controlling for potential confounding effects of humidity and air pollutants. For ischemic stroke (IS) emergency admissions, the average daily IS for the group aged ≥ 65 decreased by 3% (95% CI: -6, 0%) for a 1°C increase in daily maximum temperature in winter after adjustment for confounding factors. Temperature variation was significantly associated with emergency admissions for stroke, and its impact varied with different type of stroke. Health authorities should pay greater attention to possible increasing emergency care for strokes when temperature changes, in both summer and winter.