999 resultados para Dr. Juan Rafael Quesada
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Juan Ramón Masoliver perteneció a una generación privilegiada en cuanto a su formación. Promovió la revista Hèlix, altavoz del surrealismo en Catalunya, y estuvo en contacto con el núcleo surrealista francés. Conoció a James Joyce y Ezra Pound, dos intelectuales claves para su formación y su desarrollo cultural posterior. También en esta época entró en contacto con corrientes de pensamiento cercanas al fascismo. Con todas sus experiencias construyó un excéntrico personaje que, en su madurez, contaría con la simpatía de numerosos intelectuales.
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This study was performed in an urban neighborhood of the capital city of the province of San Juan, Argentina. Erected as a housing complex, the place consists of 768 flats distributed in buildings of three and seven floors each. A survey was carried out in 33% of the dwellings, enquiring about the number of Triatoma infestans found indoors, stage of the bug development - nymph or adult - and how these insects had entered their homes. Adult T.infestans were found on all floors; 163 people (64%) had found them at least once, and 130 (51%) several times. Dispersal flight seems to have been the main mechanism of infestation by adult bugs in this area, and a total of 51% of the surveyed inhabitants reported that the insects had flown into their flats.
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L’abordatje transesfenoidal endoscòpic es, avui dia, una de les tècniques més utilitzades en la cirurgia de tumors d’hipòfisi i, amb un menor nombre de seqüeles encara que, no exempta d’aquestes. El nostre treball preten analitzar les complicacions i seqüeles nasals més freqüents produïdes per la cirurgia transesfenoidal endoscòpica. Hem realitzat un estudi descriptiu amb 57 pacients operats de tumors d’hipòfisi mitjançant cirurgia endocòpica transesfenoidal. Analitzem l’aparició de complicacions nasales postquirúrgiques i, les seqüeles nasals passats més de 6 mesos de la cirurgia. Un 6% de malalts pateixen complicacions nasals potcirurgia i tots tenen alguna seqüela nasal.
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Letter from Dr Carson advising of new arrangements re post mortem documentation
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Biological parameters of five Trypanosoma cruzi strains from different sources were determined in order to know the laboratory behaviour of natural populations. The parameters evaluated were growth kinetics of epimastigotes, differentiation into metacyclic forms, infectivity in mammalian cells grown in vitro and parasite susceptibility to nifurtimox, benznidazole and gentian violet. Differences in transformation to metacyclic, in the percentage of infected cells as well as in the number of amastigotes per cell were observed among the strains. Regarding to pharmacological assays, Y strain was the most sensitive to the three assayed compounds. These data demonstrate the heterogeneity of natural populations of T. cruzi, the only responsible of infection in humans.
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Once known some biological characteristics of six Trypanosoma cruzi strains, randomly amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) analysis was made. Cluster analysis by UPGMA (unweighted pair group method analysis) was then applied both to biological parameters and RAPD profiles. Inspection of the UPGMA phenograms indicates identical clusters, so supporting that usefulness of biological parameters to characterization of T. cruzi strains still remains.
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El Síndrome de Sweet (SS) es la más característica de todas las dermatosis neutrofílicas sobre todo por las entidades a las que se asocia, dada su finalidad pronóstica y terapeútica. Para definir el perfil de los pacientes diagnosticados de SS en nuestro departamento y evaluar las diferencias clínico-epidemiológicas entre subgrupos, hemos realizado un estudio retrospectivo desde 2001 a 2009, ambos inclusive, donde se han incluido veinticuatro pacientes (13 mujeres y 11 hombres) que han sido reagrupados en 4 categorías según la etiología: infecciosa, paraneoplásica, parainflamatoria e idiopática. Los resultados obtenidos se han comparado con estudios previos, encontrando algunas diferencias significativas.
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The Minister for Health and Children has requested that an independent review be carried out of the circumstances surrounding the employment of a UK based Consultant Psychiatrist, Dr John Harding-Price, to a locum psychiatrist position with the South Eastern Health Board (SEHB) while he was suspended by the General Medical Council (GMC) in the United Kingdom and consequently the subject of legal proceedings by the Medical Council in Ireland. The Consultant was continuously registered with the Medical Council since 1968. Download the document here
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This Report aims to set out the general facts in relation to paediatric post-mortem practice in Ireland from 1970 to 2000, the way in which information was communicated to parents of deceased children in relation to post-mortemexaminations, and how these practices might be improved upon for the future Read the Report Â
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The variation of abundances of intermediate snail hosts of Fasciola hepatica in Cuba (Fossaria cubensis and Pseudosuccinea columella) was studied during one year under natural conditions at five sampling sites in San Juan y Martinez municipality, Pinar del Rio province, Cuba. The effect of some environmental variables on the lymnaeid abundances was also studied. A canonical correspondence analysis showed that both species do not generally occur together in the same habitat and that most factors affect them in an opposite fashion, although both of them correlate positively through time to the diversity of the habitats. F. cubensis prefers the sites that are in or closer to the city whereas P. columella is more abundant in rural sites. Lymnaeid abundances are mainly affected by nitrite and nitrate concentrations as well as by the abundance of the thiarid Tarebia granifera. F. cubensis is more abundant in polluted habitats with low densities (or absence) of T. granifera whereas P. columella prefers cleaner habitats and can coexist with the thiarid, even at its higher densities. The implications of divergent preferences of the two lymnaeids for the control of fasciolosis are discussed.