Publications by authors named "Juan A Talavera"

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  • Biphasic papillary renal cell carcinoma (PRCC) is a rare subtype of PRCC with less than 70 reported cases, characterized by a biphasic morphology that includes squamoid features.
  • This study analyzed 17 cases of biphasic PRCC, finding that the average age was 62 years, with a slight male predominance, and most tumors were confined to the kidney, though a few exhibited metastasis.
  • Immunohistochemical analysis revealed that biphasic PRCC tumors show strong expression of specific markers like PAX8 and keratin 7, and about a third of cases had mutations in the MET gene, indicating a potential for further research into their molecular characteristics and behavior.
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In this work, the dispersion curves of elastic waves propagating in electrical cables and in bare copper wires are obtained theoretically and validated experimentally. The theoretical model, based on Gazis equations formulated according to the global matrix methodology, is resolved numerically. Viscoelasticity and attenuation are modeled theoretically using the Kelvin-Voigt model.

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This article analyzes the propagation modes of ultrasound waves inside an electrical cable in order to assess its behavior as an acoustic transmission channel. A theoretical model for propagation of elastic waves in electric power cables is presented. The power cables are represented as viscoelastic-layered cylindrical structures with a copper core and a dielectric cover.

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There is increasing evidence suggesting that depression is associated with a certain degree of cognitive dysfunction. However, there is still debate on whether this dysfunction is only substantially associated with the most severe forms of depression, on whether or not it decreases in parallel with clinical response, and on the role played in these changes by psychotropic medications. In order to clarify these questions, we analyzed the performance in several cognitive tasks that involved attention and working memory of 40 untreated subjects with a diagnosis of dysthymia or major depressive disorder without melancholia.

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