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ANÁLISIS DEL USO DE DOBLE PROTECCIÓN (ANTICONCEPCIÓN E ITS) EN PACIENTES QUE INGRESAN AL SERVICIO DE PATOLOGÍA OBSTÉTRICA EN ENERO DE 2021 DEL HOSPITAL GINECO-OBSTÉTRICO ISIDRO AYORA DE QUITO-ECUADOR Morales Carrasco María Fernanda*, López Sosa Carlos Alberto** * Ginecóloga-obstetra, Máster en VIH, Hospital Gineco-Obstétrico “Isidro Ayora” ** Ginecólogo-obstetra, Máster en VIH, CODESER. PRIMERA JORNADA MÉDICA ACADÉMICA DE BIENESTAR MATERNO-NEONATAL Y GINECOLÓGICO “HGOIA” Objetivo: Analizar el uso de la doble protección en pacientes que ingresan al Servicio de Patología Obstétrica del Hospital Gineco-Obstétrico “Isidro Ayora”. Metodología: Se realizó un estudio descriptivo-transversal mediante la aplicación de encuestas a pacientes que ingresaron en Patología Obstétrica en enero de 2021, para analizar los datos se utilizó el paquete estadístico SPSS, versión 22.0. Palabras clave: doble protección, ITS, VIH, métodos anticonceptivos Resultados: El 55.8% de mujeres encuestadas no tiene conocimiento sobre la temática de la doble protección y el 62.2% no utiliza la misma. El nivel de conocimiento de la doble protección se relaciona de forma estadísticamente significativa con la edad, nivel de instrucción y número de gestas. El uso de la doble protección es estadísticamente significativo con el nivel de conocimiento sobre los métodos anticonceptivos. La preferencia anticonceptiva de las pacientes al alta es por métodos hormonales (53.7%). De las pacientes que conocen sobre doble protección al terminar la gestación solamente el 1.81% van a utilizarla. Conclusión: El conocimiento y el uso de doble protección son bajos, es necesario enfatizar en la educación sexual y reproductiva su importancia en la prevención de embarazos no deseados e ITS-VIH. Referencias 1. The GFOR, Of M, Sexually S, Infections T. Guidelines for the management of symptomatic sexually transmitted infections. 2021. 2. ONU SIDA. Hoja informativa — Últimas estadísticas sobre el estado de la epidemia de sida [Internet]. 2022. Available from: https://www.unaids.org/es/resources/fact- sheet 3. Prevención , diagnóstico y tratamiento de la infección por el virus de inmunodeficiencia humana ( VIH ) en adolescentes y adultos. 2019; 4. 2018 EDITION What ’ s New in This Edition ? 2018. 5. ONU SIDA. Disminuye el uso de preservativos [Internet]. 2020. Available from: https://www.unaids.org/es/resources/presscentre/featurest ories/2020/november/ 20201123_condom-use-declining 6. PRIMICIAS. El uso de preservativos en Ecuador cayó 68% por el confinamiento [Internet]. 2020. Available from: https://www.primicias.ec/noticias/sociedad/usopreservativo s-ecuador-crisis-sanitaria/ 7. DOUBLE CONTRACEPTIVE PROTECTION IN USER OF HORMONAL METHOD AND INTRAUTERINE. 2021;6:9994. 8. Díaz R. Especialización En Medicina Familiar Y Comunitaria. 2013 Grafico 1. Método anticonceptivo de preferencia al fianalizar la gestación Tabla 1. Relación entre el nivel de conocimiento de los anticonceptivos con el uso de doble protección
OBJECTIVE MATERIAL & METHOD CONCLUSIONS Rachida NACIRI1, Mohamed CHTOUKI1, Abdallah OUKARROUM1 1Plant Stress Physiology Laboratory, College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, Mohammed VI Polytechnic University, Benguerir, Morocco Elucidate how different phosphorus fertilization regimes based on can improve some biophysiological processes in tomato plants exposed to Cd stress. Tomato seeds were germinated and grown in a growth chamber with a day/night cycle of 16/8 h at 24 °C in modified Hoagland nutrient solution. Hypothesis Highly polymerized poly-P fertilizers can reduce Cd availability in the nutrient solution and limit its uptake by tomato roots and translocation to aerial parts. RESULTS Changes in micronutrient availability in the NS depend significantly to P form. Poly-P fertilizer improves the homeostasis of iron in the shoot part (Fe/Cd, Fe/Zn, Fe/P, and Fe/Mn) compared to the ortho-P. Cadmium stress significantly alters the electron transport flux per reaction centers (ET0/RC) as well as the RE0/RC. especially under ortho-P fertilization regimes. Polyphosphate fertilizer attenuate the effect of Cd stress on electron transport chain and photosynthesis efficiency Plant exposure to cadmium stress significantly reduced SLA by 43 and 53% in the Cd12 and Cd25 ortho-P regimes. However, under Poly-P regimes, the reduction was only 37 and 47% under medium (Cd12) and severe (Cd25) Cd stress. Effect of cadmium level and P fertilizer form on the chlorophyll content and chlorophyll stability index. Polyphosphate fertilizer improve Fe/micronutrient ratio in shoot tissue under Cd stress. Cadmium stress induces significant physiological changes in tomato plants including a disturbance of micronutrient uptake and homeostasis, especially for iron element. Poly-P fertilizer can modulate Cd toxicity in tomato by enhancing Fe, Zn, Mn uptake, and their utilization in photosynthesis Effect of cadmium level and P fertilizer form on tomato specific leaf area. The study was supported by the Plant Stress Physiology Laboratory and the School of Agriculture, Fertilization and Environmental Sciences (UM6P). Potassium and phosphorus content ratio in hydroponic culture affects tomato plant growth and nutrient uptake. Physiol Mol Biol Plants 28, 763–774 (2022). Effect of Cadmium and Phosphorus Interaction on Tomato: Chlorophyll a Fluorescence, Plant Growth, and Cadmium Translocation. Water Air Soil Pollut 232, 84 (2021). REFERENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENTS How polyphosphate fertilizer can alleviate cadmium stress in tomato plants in hydroponic agriculture?
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Operational Collaborative Tool of Ongoing Practices in Urgent Sanitation Poster prepared by: Claire Papin-Stammose _ Solidarités International _ cpapin-stammose@solidarites.org 42nd WEDC INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ONLINE: 13 –15 September 2021 Equitable and Sustainable WASH Services Future challenges in a rapidly changing world What is OCTOPUS? Online participative platform on faecal sludge treatment in emergency Experience sharing from the field Peer to peer learning with success and challenges How OCTOPUS can help you? Contextualized cases studies on fecal sludge treatment in emergency Comprehensive case studies with technical and financial information Tool box to sort and compare technical solutions Links to technical resources on faecal sludge management Community of practioners Repertory of experts available upon request Join OCTOPUS community and share your case studies!
Canterbury mudﬁsh and severe droughts: Could an altered drought regime reduce resilience to subsequent disturbances? Why Canterbury mudﬁsh? Methods Stress-tolerant species (STS), like Canterbury mudﬁsh, typically persist in extreme habitats free from compeƟƟon Fragmented populaƟons and highly modiﬁed habitat likely make this STS extremely suscepƟble to global changes Conclusions Drought intensity and mudﬁsh size distribuƟon are not independent (χ2 = 26.60, df = 14, p = 0.02) Severe drought => shiŌ to juvenile-dominated populaƟons and decreased mean size High fecundity and fast growth enable quick recovery, but will be ineﬀecƟve if all adults die Soil moisture index Frequency (CPUE per site) Wet Mild drought Severe drought 0 50 60 75 90 110 120 140 0 50 60 75 90 110 120 140 0 50 60 75 90 110 120 140 15 12 9 6 3 0 50 0 -50 -100 -150 Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb = sampling period = mean size Total length (mm) Month Increasing drought intensity = loss of adult mudﬁsh {Dry early January} {Dry early November} {Dry late September} 2006/07 2009/10 2015/16 The impact of predatory eels and trout InteracƟon with drought intensity probable because of changes to accessibility Predicted eﬀect of extreme drought Acknowledgements We thank the staﬀ and students of the Freshwater Ecology Research Group at the University of Canterbury for providing ﬁeld help, staƟsƟcal assitance and emoƟonal support as required. CGM completed this study during a UC summer scholarship and was supported by Waterways Centre for Freshwater Management Contestable Fund. We sampled sites from previous surveys along the Waianiwaniwa River Rainfall and soil moisture were downloaded from NIWA climate database Catch per unit eﬀort (CPUE) was used to quanƟfy and compare abundance 1School of Biological Sciences, University of Canterbury, Private Bag 4800, Christchurch 8104 cgm51@uclive.ac.nz AﬃliaƟons Wet -> low adult mortality suppresses juvenile recruitment, creaƟng adult- dominated populaƟons Future direcƟons Could global change (frequent severe droughts) => exƟrpaƟon? Healthy population with mudﬁsh of all sizes All adults lost and few juveniles left => Slow recovery possible Last juveniles die => Local extirpation Few adults remain, but many juveniles => Quick recovery possible {predicted} 0 -10 -20 -30 -40 -50 -60 -70 Mean soil moisture index (10-20 Nov) 8 6 4 2 0 CPUE (per site) {observed} Christopher G. Meijer1, Richard S. A. White1, Jon S. Harding1 and Angus R. McIntosh1 Hypotheses Mild drought -> moderate adult mortality allows for some recruitment, creaƟng a balanced populaƟon Severe drought -> high adult mortality, which is associated with juvenile- dominated populaƟons Got better ﬁsh puns? You’ll have to let minnow I feel like a ﬁsh out of water....... 100% 0% Drought intensity Wet Severe Percent of populaƟon Mild Extreme YES! Increased drought frequency or intensity could reduce the resilience of Canterbury mudﬁsh to future droughts Canterbury mudﬁsh (Neochanna burrowsius) Did you know weighing us can be time-consuming? Because, unlike most ﬁsh, we don’t have scales No, why?
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26 de septiembre de 2024 Boletín Informativo el ornitorrinco tachado. revista de la facultad de artes uaeméx ornitorrincotachado.uaemex.mx Existen diferentes tipos de publicaciones que se usan para manifestar diferentes aportaciones a la red de arte, conocerlas permite crear a favor de ellas para difundir mejor el trabajo y la obra artística. fanzines/autopublicaciones Creada como un medio de expresión directo, pretende ser un fin en sí mismo de creación artística y de divulgación e inclusión de cual- quier tipo de temas (literarios, musicales, de cine, políticos, sociales, artísticos, etc.) que invita a idear tramas narrativas que son intere- santes para un tipo de lectores específicos, usando mano y reflexionando a su vez sobre el diseño gráfico, el dibujo y la escritura. revistas no académicas de arte Son las revistas que establecen y siguen sus propios criterios de publicación, no están bajo el brazo de los lineamientos requeridos por los índices, sino que publican y crean a partir de las aportaciones artísticas que desean hacer. Tratan sobre el mercado, la historia, la crítica, las noticias y la información sobre el arte, su práctica, estética y política. Los requisitos para publicar en ellas suelen ser menos rigurosos que en una revista indexada. revistas no indexadas Publicaciones que siguen normas de una revista indexada, pero que no pertenecen a ningún índice, cumplen con los estándares de calidad dándose libertades creativas que no les permiten formar parte de las bases de datos. Publican manifestaciones artísticas que no cumplen con la presentación para ser una aportación académica. catálogo de exposición y/o de obra Manifestación en formato libro que suele ser publicada por el propio artista, abarca los aspectos técnicos, históricos y/o ambientales de una obra o colección. Contiene fotografías y diagramas que brindan la máxima información sobre la obra y amplían el conocimiento que se tiene, muchas veces es detras de escena que muestra desde la concepción de la idea hasta la elaboración de la misma. fuentes de consulta Espejo, B. (2012). ¿De qué hablamos cuando hablamos de libro de artista? El Español. https://shorturl.at/bi- DEG Libreta de Bocetos. (2021). Revistas de arte y arte de revistas. Libreta de Bocetos. https://shorturl.at/d- grH5 Mikucionyte, Z. (2014). Catalogación de obras artísticas: Análisis de problemas y mejoras en el fondo de arte y patrimonio de la Universidad Politécnica de Valencia. http://shorturl.at/dkmnz Osorio, A. (2018). Sistematización praxeológica: El fanzine como escritura contrahegemónica para la comunicación, el desarrollo y el cambio social. https://doi.org/10.15332/tg.mae.2018.00497 Otras publicaciones
The Census of Exoplanets in Visual Binaries Clémence Fontanive & Daniella Bardalez Gagliuffi Published in Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences (2021), 8, 16. RAW BINARY FRACTIONS PLANET PROPERTIES VS. BINARITY EFFECT OF BINARY PROPERTIES Fig. 3. Predictions from COPAINS for HR 7672 B compared to the position of the known companion. Dr. Clémence Fontanive CSH Research Fellow University of Bern, Switzerland clemence.fontanive@csh.unibe.ch • ~23% raw binary fraction across all spectral types. • multi-planet systems have a lower binary rate. • more massive hosts more often in multiple systems. • high-mass close-in planets more often in binaries. 2.2-σ 3.6-σ • giant planets and brown dwarfs in binaries have shorter periods and/or higher masses. • multiplicity does not impact the properties of smaller and wider-orbit exoplanets. • no influence from very wide binaries >1000 AU. • binaries on ~few 100 AU separation can affect the architectures of massive, close-in exoplanets. OVERVIEW Why? stellar binary companions may affect the formation and architectures of planetary systems although the nature and extent of the role played by multiplicity is not yet understood. How? we conducted an extensive search in the literature and Gaia DR2 for wide visual comoving binary companions to 938 stars hosting exoplanets and brown dwarfs within 200 pc. What? we found 218 planet hosts to be in multiple-star systems, with 10 new binaries and 5 new tertiary components, and explored correlations between exoplanet and binary properties.
Evaluating current convection-permitting ensembles for past high- impact precipitation events in Italy: the SPITCAPE Special Project Valerio Capecchi - LaMMA, Florence, Italy Goals of the ECMWF Special Project SPITCAPE 1) understand the information content of a cascade of state-of-the-art ensembles, from global-to-local, by re-forecasting past high-impact precipitation events (HPEs) 2) investigate the added value of running a convection-permitting ensemble directly nested (ie dynamical downscaling) into the ECMWF global ensemble at Tco639L91 resolution Conclusions 1) ENS outperforms WRF-ENS when considering Ensemble Mean precipitation prediction for forecast range < 72 hours 2) WRF-ENS is better than ENS when looking at the ROC Area for thresholds up to 250 mm (Cinque Terre 2011 & Genoa 2011) 3) No skills for ENS & WRF-ENS for Genoa 2014 (missing/misplacement triggering mechanism? further investigations needed) References: Buzzi et al (2014): Heavy rainfall episodes over Liguria in autumn 2011: numerical forecasting experiments, NHESS.; Davolio et al (2015): Effects of Increasing Horizontal Resolution in a Convection Permitting Model on Flood Forecasting: The 2011 Dramatic Events in Liguria (Italy), J. Hydromet.; Davolio et al (2017): Impact of rainfall assimilation on high-resolution hydro-meteorological forecasts over Liguria (Italy), J. Hydrometeorol. ENS WRF-ENS Model IFS cycle 41r2 (March 2016) WRF 3.8.1 (August 2015) Grid spacing ~18 km 3 km Nr of members 50 + control 50 + control Boundary cond N/A ENS Convection parametrised resolved Forecast range 7 days to 1 day (init. 00 & 12) 3 days to 1 day (init. 00 & 12) ●Upper-level trough over Atlantic Ocean ●Humid low-level flow over Med ●V-shaped back-building MCS ●Two rainfall peaks ●Precip maxima: 380 mm/24- hour & 130 mm/1-hour Lots of common features with the Cinque Terre Event, but: ● trough axis orientation is N-S ● triggering mechanism is the low-level convergence line ●Precip maxima: 450 mm/6-h T0+168 hours T0+48 hours T0+36 hours T0+120 hours T0+72 hours T0+60 hours Cinque Terre 25 Oct 2011 Genoa 4 Nov 2011 Genoa 9 Oct 2014 Forecast range ENS WRF-ENS ENS WRF-ENS ENS WRF-ENS T0+36 hours 106 107 133 156 164 176 T0+48 hours 114 127 130 151 165 169 T0+60 hours 112 113 138 159 169 189 T0+72 hours 121 112 135 146 171 153 Genoa 4 Nov 2011 Cinque Terre 25 Oct 2011 Genoa 9 Oct 2014 ●large depression off Ireland’s western shore; ●low-level blocking anticyclone over eastern Europe; ●Low-level wind shear; ●Precip maxima: 400 mm/12- hour & 150 mm/1-hour Observations Geopotential 500 hPa Ensemble Spread Probability of Precipitation PoP>50mm/24-hour PoP>100mm/24-hour ENS WRF-ENS Cinque Terre 25 Oct 2011 Genoa 4 Nov 2011 Genoa 4 Oct 2014 Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) of Ensemble Mean precipitation prediction Receiver Operating Characteristics (ROC) Area for different precipitation thresholds (all starting dates) Results Verification of 24-hour accumulated precipitation Data and Methods
Use of scientific data of protected areas for analysis of its socio- economic impact Author(s) Undergraduate Student(s): Iago Fava da Costa, Enrico Rausch Triñanes Other Authors: Dra. Marina Jeaneth Machicao Justo, Luiz Diego Baldolino Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Pedro Luiz Pizzigatti Corrêa Escola Politécnica da USP iagofava@usp.br Objectives Reproduction of the experiment described in “Combining satellite imagery and machine learning to predict poverty” by Jean et al (2016) applied to Vale do Ribeira municipalities in Brazil, aiming to predict socioeconomic data based in satellite images and deep learning algorithms, as part of research activity of BELMONT/FAPESP project - PARSEC - https://parsecproject.org/ (2018/24017-3). Materials and Methods For the satellite imagery, the research is using Planet’s and Google Earth’s data. Meanwhile, for the socioeconomic data, census data from IBGE. The data acquisition scripts are based on the article (Jean, 2016) and new adaptations were developed such as extraction of metadata for further analysis and replicability, thus we acquired satellite images from Vale do Ribeira - SP area. With both imagery and census data, a supervised deep-learning algorithm will be trained. Picture 1: Vale do Ribeira, represented in red. Source: Wikipedia.org Results It was downloaded 7.146 satellite images from 2016, covering the entire territory of Vale do Ribeira. From the census data, we have the results of a Principal Component Analysis (PCA) applied to data referred to longevity, education, and income. With the dimension reduction of the census data, it is possible to visualize the indicators by the census sector. Picture 2: Examples of data obtained from Planet. Conclusions We achieved the initial steps regarding the data science experiment related to the data acquisition, exploration, and preparation of the dataset. The next step is to train the deep learning algorithm with satellite images and the socioeconomic data to create a computational model. Later, this model will be applied in different areas to predict socioeconomic indicators. References N. Jean et al., Combining satellite imagery and machine learning to predict poverty. Science 353, 790–794 (2016).
[ BioRender object ] Intrahippocampal injections Innate Emotional Behaviour (IEB) Barnes maze (BM) Novel Object Recognition Test (NORT) Immunohistochemistry (IHC) In vivo electrophysiology INTRODUCTION METHODS RESULTS CONCLUSIONS Medial Temporal Lobe Epilepsy (MTLE) is a neurological disorder characterized by neuronal hyperactivity and unpredictable seizures, often accompanied with memory impairments. During the early stages of this condition, and between seizures, patients begin to develop abnormal brain activity known as epileptiform activity (EA), mainly presented in the hippocampus. Here, taking advantage from a new model of EA, we characterized the cognitive profile of EA mice considering sexual dimorphism. Furthermore, we examined its hippocampal cytoarchitecture and its electrophysiological correlates. CA1 DG Male Female 0.000 0.001 0.002 0.003 0.004 0.005 CA1 density Cell density (cells/µm³) Control KA Male Female 0 20 40 60 80 100 CA1 dispersion Thickness (µm) Control KA Male Female 0.000 0.005 0.010 0.015 DG density Cell density (cells/µm³) Cotnrol KA Male Female 0 30 60 90 120 DG dispersion Thickness (µm) Control KA SpikeInterface Control KA BM & NORT IEB IHC RECORDINGS In general, EA mice does not present an altered emotional state. KA male mice barely exhibit cognitive deficits, presenting similar performance to controls in cognitive tasks. In contrast, KA female mice show impaired spatial and recognition memory, resulting in specific deficits in random and spatial strategies in BM, together with a lower discrimination index in NORT. Lastly, histological analysis of DG and CA1 revealed EA mice, regardless of sex, preserved cell density and layer thickness in both regions. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS • Jon Egaña • María Ceprián • Jonathan Draffin • Stefano Calovi • Paula Torres • Beatrice Sheikh SUPPORT Hippocampal-dependent memory in a model of epileptiform activity Juan Cobos Álvarez1, 2, Pablo Reyes Velásquez1, 2, Lucía Sangroniz Beltrán1, 2 , Diego M. Mateos2 and Edgar Soria-Gómez1, 2, 3 1University of the Basque Country, Department of Neuroscience. 2Achucarro Basque Center for Neuroscience, Leioa, Spain. 3Ikerbasque, Basque Foundation for Science Control KA 0 5 10 15 Spatial Latency (s) CTL KA 0 20 40 60 80 Random Latency (s)