992 resultados para RADIALIS(RAD)


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Para estudar a resposta imune inata produzida especificamente no interior do SNC em desenvolvimento, evitando a influencia do sistema imune, empregamos modelo de infeccao viral induzida pela inoculacao intracerebral do virus da dengue em camundongos neonatos. Oito camundongos lactentes de dois dias de idade da espécie Mus musculus e variedade suica albina foram inoculados por via intracerebral com homogenado cerebral infectado com a especie Flavivirus (DENV3 genotipo III). Outro conjunto de animais foi utilizado como controle (nao infectado) e inoculado com igual volume de homogenado cerebral nao infectante e mantidos nas mesmas condicoes dos infectados. Decorridos 7 dias apos a infeccao os camundongos doentes foram sacrificados e tiveram seus cerebros processados para imunomarcacao de astrocitos e microglias. Quantificou-se a resposta imune glial no stratum lacunosum molecular (Lac Mol), radiatum (Rad) e pyramidale (Pir) de CA1-2 do hipocampo e na camada molecular do giro denteado (GDMol) usando o fracionador optico para estimar o numero de microglias e astrocitos em animais infectados e controles. Intensa astrocitose reativa e intensa ativacao microglial foram encontradas em animais neonatos com sinais clinicos de meningoencefalite. Entretanto, embora tenham sido maiores as estimativas do numero de microglias ativadas nos infectados (Inf) do que nos animais controles (Cont) nas camadas GDMol (Inf: 738,95 } 3,07; Cont: 232,73 } 70,38; p = 0,0035), Rad (Inf: 392,49 } 44,13; Cont: 62,76 } 15,86; p = 0,0004), em relacao ao numero total de microglias (ativadas ou nao) apenas o stratum radiatum mostrou diferença significante (Inf: 6.187,49 } 291,62; Cont: 4.011,89 } 509,73; p = 0,01). Por outro lado apenas a camada molecular do giro denteado mostrou diferenca no numero de astrocitos (Inf: 8.720,17 } 903,11; Cont: 13.023,13 } 1.192,14; p = 0,02). Tomados em conjunto os resultados sugerem que a resposta imune inata do camundongo neonato a encefalite induzida pelo virus da dengue (sorotipo 3, genotipo III) esta associada a um maior aumento do numero de microglias do que de astrocitos reativos e essa mudanca e dependente da camada e da regiao investigada. As implicacoes fisiopatologicas desses achados permanecem por ser investigadas.

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Chlamydophila psittaci is a bacterium that causes respiratory or systemic disease in birds and humans. Owing to the risk of transmission from asymptomatic birds to humans, the objective of this study was to detect the presence of Chlamydophila spp. in asymptomatic birds. Four hundred and three fecal samples or cloacal swabs were collected from domestic, wild or exotic birds. The 403 samples were examined by real time PCR specific for the 16S subunit of rRNA gene using SsoFastEvaGreen®SupermixTM (Bio-Rad) and melting curve analysis. Hemi-nested PCR specific for the OMP-A gene, accomplished in real-time PCR positive samples, was followed by sequencing of the amplified fragments to determine the genotype of C. psittaci. Real-time PCR was positive in 17 (4.21%) samples. Hemi-nested PCR revealed positivity in two samples previously positive by real-time PCR. Sequencing of the fragment amplified by hemi-nested PCR allowed for the identification of genotype A of C. psittaci in one sample. The results of this experiment show that the real-time PCR targeting the 16S rRNA gene followed by melting curve analysis can be used for diagnosis of Chlamydophila sp. in fecal samples of asymptomatic birds. The classification of the Chlamydophila species and the genotype of C. psittaci must be accomplished by PCR targeting the ompA gene and sequencing of the amplified fragments.

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The Nuclear Medicine is a medical specialty which uses different radioisotopes for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. The isotopes are radioactive elements which are administered in vivo and present distribution to specific organs or cell types. The knowledge of radioactivity and notions related to ionizing radiation allow to contextualize the radiological protection measures to be taken in Nuclear Medicine. So it is possible to minimize unnecessary exposure to patients, the public, and individuals occupationally exposed and the environmental. For this it is necessary to relate the physical and technological bases apply to this mode with the standards established by regulatory agencies, including the CNEN (National Nuclear Energy Commission) and ANVISA (National Agency for Sanitary Vigilance). In this scenario, it is important that the theoretical endorse the activities which are periodically audited for verification of compliance with the standards that aim to radioprotection. One role of the Medical Physicist in these services is, therefore, act as Radiation Protection Supervisor exerting numerous activities and ensuring compliance with these standards. In this context the stage in the area of Nuclear Medicine was developed in many customers of the enterprise Rad Dimenstein & Associados LTDA, among them the hospitals Israelita Albert Einstein (HIAE), Nossa Senhora de Lourdes (HNSL), Santa Paula (HSP), Cruz Azul (CRAZ), Grupo Fleury, among other clinics. Following the routine and then carrying out various activities pertaining to the Medical Physicist in the area, it was noted that the measures and actions are extremely effective and fundamental in terms of radiological protection

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Pós-graduação em Engenharia Elétrica - FEIS

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Objective: The objective of this research was to study the influence of the use of helmet in facial trauma victims of motorcycle accidents with moderate traumatic brain injury. Methods: We retrospectively reviewed the incidence of facial injuries in helmeted and nonhelmeted victims with moderate traumatic brain injury at a referral trauma hospital. Results: The sample consisted of 272 patients predominantly men (94.5%) and between 21 and 40 years old (62.9%). The majority of patients were using helmet (80.1%). The occurrence of facial fractures was most frequent for zygomatic bone (51.8%), followed by mandible (18.8%) and nasal bones (9.2%). Conclusions: Individuals in the most productive age group are most affected, which causes a great loss to financial and labor systems. It is important to take measures to alert the public regarding the severity of injuries likely to occur in motorcycle-related accidents and ways to prevent them.