Publications by authors named "J L Brieva"
Article Synopsis
- Acne scarring, resulting from inflammation common in many individuals, negatively affects self-esteem and social acceptance, prompting a search for effective treatments.
- A study evaluated the effectiveness of multiple subcision treatments on rolling acne scars, enrolling five patients who received treatment on one side of their face while the other side served as a control.
- Results showed that the treated side had significantly greater improvements in scar appearance and patient satisfaction compared to the untreated side, indicating that subcision may effectively enhance the appearance of rolling acne scars.
Therapeutic options for acne scars include subcision and suction with microdermabrasion, but these treatment modalities have not been studied in conjunction. To compare effectiveness of subcision alone versus subcision with suction for the treatment of facial acne scars. Randomized, split-faced, evaluator-blinded control trial.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFIn this paper, a novel strategy to perform high-dimensional feature selection using an evolutionary algorithm for the automatic classification of coronary stenosis is introduced. The method involves a feature extraction stage to form a bank of 473 features considering different types such as intensity, texture and shape. The feature selection task is carried out on a high-dimensional feature bank, where the search space is denoted by O(2n) and n=473.
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