Publications by authors named "I Re Heo"
Bayesian piecewise growth mixture models (PGMMs) are a powerful statistical tool based on the Bayesian framework for modeling nonlinear, phasic developmental trajectories of heterogeneous subpopulations over time. Although Bayesian PGMMs can benefit school psychology research, their empirical applications within the field remain limited. This article introduces Bayesian PGMMs, addresses three key methodological considerations (i.
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- Adsorption-based atmospheric water harvesting (AWH) offers a potential solution for water scarcity in dry regions, but challenges remain in developing efficient adsorbents for low humidity conditions.
- The study presents a new metal-organic framework (MOF) called FO@HK, which incorporates fluorophenyl oligomers to enhance water capture and allow easy release through sunlight.
- FO@HK outperforms existing sorbents, achieving significant water harvest rates in outdoor tests, illustrating a promising approach to improve water collection technologies.
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- - The study examined the relationship between nutritional intake, physical activity (PA), and handgrip strength (HGS) in individuals over 40 with airflow limitation, using data from the 2014 to 2016 Korean National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.
- - Results indicated that those who were more physically active and had higher HGS reported greater intakes of food, calories, water, protein, and lipids, with strong correlations found between protein and caloric intake and HGS.
- - Ultimately, while significant connections were observed, the study concluded that nutritional intake did not serve as an independent factor influencing PA and HGS, suggesting potential indirect effects worth exploring further.
Inferior vena cava (IVC) injuries can have fatal outcomes and are associated with high mortality rates. Patients with IVC injuries require multiple procedures, including prehospital care, surgical techniques, and postoperative care. We present the case of a 67-year-old woman who stabbed herself in the abdomen with a knife, resulting in an infrarenal IVC injury.
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- A systematic review was conducted to identify predictors for activating massive transfusion protocols (MTPs) in trauma patients in Korea, as research on this topic had not been previously explored there.
- The review analyzed ten articles focusing on various clinical assessments, laboratory values, and imaging examinations used to predict MTP activation.
- Key predictors found to be effective included ROTEM, shock index, MEWS, and lactate levels, indicating the importance of customizing MTP activation strategies according to hospital capabilities and resources.