Authors' Reports
Autores prestigiosos que habitualmente escriben en idiomas no hablados en Iberoamérica describen en inglés
sus estudios,recientemente publicados en revistas del mundo, y clasificados en
SIIC Data Bases
Para acceder a informes de autores iberoamericanos por favor dirijase a
Crónicas de autores.
Prestigious authors usually writing in languages not spoken in Ibero-America describe in English their studies
that have been recently published in journals from around the world and classified in SIIC Data
Bases.
To gain access to reports from Ibero-american authors please go to Crónicas de
Autores.
Amanda Drilling, author's report for SIIC
/ crónica del autor para SIIC
BACTERIOPHAGE REDUCES BIOFILM OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS EX VIVO ISOLATES FROM CHRONIC RHINOSINUSITIS PATIENTS
Bacteriophages have been identified in laboratory conditions to be effective anti-biofilm agents targeting the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus, including strains isolated from chronic rhinosinusitis patients. There is therefore potential for bacteriophage to be applied as a treatment against S. aureus sinonasal infections and biofilms in the context of chronic rhinosinusitis..
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American Journal of Rhinology & Allergy
Amanda Drilling
(author)
Woodville, Australia (author's city and country) / Woodville, Australia (ciudad y país del autor/a)
Arkadiusz Peter Wysocki, author's report for SIIC
/ crónica del autor para SIIC
MORTALITY FROM ACUTE APPENDICITIS IS ASSOCIATED WITH COMPLEX DISEASE AND CO-MORBIDITY
Our study suggests in hospital mortality from acute appendicitis in Australia is rare and typically occurs in the setting of complex disease rather than following simple appendicectomy..
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ANZ Journal of Surgery
Arkadiusz Peter Wysocki
(author)
Brisbane, Australia (author's city and country) / Brisbane, Australia (ciudad y país del autor/a)
Sandro Vento, author's report for SIIC
/ crónica del autor para SIIC
DOSE REDUCTION OF ANTIRETROVIRALS COULD INCREASE THEIR USE WORLDWIDE.
Antiretroviral dose reduction is a feasible approach to cost reduction and therefore wider access to HIV treatment. It would also reduce adverse events, improving tolerability and favouring adherence. We advocate for large, well-controlled non-inferiority trials the results of which could lead to a large scale reduction in antiretroviral doses..
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Tropical Medicine and International Health
Sandro Vento
(author)
Gaborone, Botswana (author's city and country) / Gaborone, Botswana (ciudad y país del autor/a)
Luciane Madureira Ribeiro, author's report for SIIC
/ crónica del autor para SIIC
CONTAMINAÇÃO DO SOLO EM PRAÇAS PUBLICAS POR ESTÁDIOS EVOLUTIVOS DE PARASITOS DE CÃES
A frequência de diferentes parasitos em locais de lazer e recreação possibilita a infecção humana, pois o ambiente constitui um importante foco de contaminação. É importante que a população seja orientada quanto à necessidade de tratar os animais domésticos visto que são disseminadores de parasitos causadores de zoonoses..
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Revista do Instituto de Medicina Tropical de São Paulo
Luciane Madureira Ribeiro
(author)
Belo Horizonte, Brasil (author's city and country) / Belo Horizonte, Brasil (ciudad y país del autor/a)
Liz Andrea Villela Baroncini, author's report for SIIC
/ crónica del autor para SIIC
DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS AND DUPLEX SCANNING ULTRASOUND
In an analysis of 528 symptomatic patients, approximately 36.4% of patients referred to a duplex scanning lab had deep vein thrombosis. When considering a deep vein thrombosis diagnosis, age > 65 years old, the presence of edema, pain, cancer, and suspected or proven pulmonary embolism should be considered major risk factors..
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Jornal Vascular Brasileiro
Liz Andrea Villela Baroncini
(author)
Curitiba, Brasil (author's city and country) / Curitiba, Brasil (ciudad y país del autor/a)
Maurício Hachul, author's report for SIIC
/ crónica del autor para SIIC
URINARY TRACT INFECTION
over 56,000 of medical article publications approach the urinary tract infection issue. Annually, this disease affects 150 million people all around the world, and, in most cases, cystitis does not result in severe complications. It is more common on female adults and causes great discomfort when it occurs frequently. Extended treatments with antibiotics or higher dosages are needed in a long-time....
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Revista Brasileira de Medicina
Maurício Hachul
(author)
São Paulo, Brasil (author's city and country) / São Paulo, Brasil (ciudad y país del autor/a)
Ana Terezinha Guillaumon, author's report for SIIC
/ crónica del autor para SIIC
HYPERTENSIVE RENAL DISEASE – SHOULD WE TREAT IT BY ENDOVASCULAR SURGERY?
treatment of renal hypertension grounded in our clinical findings or when there is change in flow, with increase in velocity, we perform diagnostic angiography and angioplasty if necessary at the same operative time. The treatment of renovascular hypertension is effective when we treat the main branch of the renal artery; prevents the loss of organ function, decreases renal overload and prevents....
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Jornal Vascular Brasileiro
Ana Terezinha Guillaumon
(author)
Campinas, Brasil (author's city and country) / Campinas, Brasil (ciudad y país del autor/a)
Afsaneh Shirani, author's report for SIIC
/ crónica del autor para SIIC
INTERFERON-BETA TREATMENT AND DISABILITY PROGRESSION IN RELAPSING-REMITTING MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
We found no strong evidence that interferon-beta treatment was associated with a significant reduction of disability progression in patients with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis in an observational study from British Columbia, Canada. Our findings suggest realistic expectations regarding the impact of interferon-beta treatment on multiple sclerosis disability progression in the “real-world” setting..
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JAMA
Afsaneh Shirani
(author)
Vancouver, Canadá (author's city and country) / Vancouver, Canadá (ciudad y país del autor/a)
Siba Haykal, author's report for SIIC
/ crónica del autor para SIIC
EVALUATION OF THE STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF CIRCUMFERENTIAL TRACHEAL SCAFFOLDS
Long segment tracheal resections require surgical intervention. A tissue-engineered trachea composed of a decellularized matrix offers a solution to this problem. In this paper we analyzed the compliance, extracellular matrix components and immunogenicity of long segments segments decellularized using different techniques..
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Tissue Engineering: Part C - Methods
Siba Haykal
(author)
Toronto, Canadá (author's city and country) / Toronto, Canadá (ciudad y país del autor/a)
Gurmit Singh, author's report for SIIC
/ crónica del autor para SIIC
THE SYSTEM XC- TRANSPORTER AND CANCER-INDUCED BONE PAIN
Cancer cells exist in conditions of elevated oxidative stress. To protect themselves, cancer cells increase the activity of a transport system called system xc- to import necessary cystine in exchange for glutamate. This glutamate is a cell-signalling molecule that has significant implications for bone cell metabolism and pain sensation..
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Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology
Gurmit Singh
(author)
Hamilton, Canadá (author's city and country) / Hamilton, Canadá (ciudad y país del autor/a)
Gurmit Singh, author's report for SIIC
/ crónica del autor para SIIC
THE SYSTEM XC- TRANSPORTER AND CANCER-INDUCED BONE PAIN
Cancer cells exist in conditions of elevated oxidative stress. To protect themselves, cancer cells increase the activity of a transport system called system xc- to import necessary cystine in exchange for glutamate. This glutamate is a cell-signalling molecule that has significant implications for bone cell metabolism and pain sensation..
The full text of this report was published by
/ El artículo completo fue publicado por
Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology
Gurmit Singh
(author)
Hamilton, Canadá (author's city and country) / Hamilton, Canadá (ciudad y país del autor/a)