Publications by authors named "M Conde"
The field of image recognition is extensively researched, with applications addressing numerous challenges posed by the scientific community. Notably among these challenges are those related to individual safety. This article presents a system designed for the application of image recognition in the realm of Occupational Risk Prevention-a concern of paramount importance due to the imperative of preventing workplace accidents as falls, collisions, or other types of accidents for the benefit of both workers and enterprises.
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- - Chronic nonbacterial osteomyelitis (CNO) is a rare inflammatory bone disease that often appears in vertebral and mandibular regions, making it essential for neuroradiologists to recognize these lesions to ensure timely diagnosis and treatment.
- - A study analyzed imaging data from 13 pediatric CNO patients, revealing that most had vertebral lesions affecting multiple levels of the spine, with 81.8% also showing signs of inflammation and height loss.
- - Mandibular lesions were typically unilateral and involved the ramus, characterized by bone changes and soft tissue inflammation; both vertebral and mandibular lesions showed potential for resolution but also recurrence.
This study explored Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) growth from tongue swabs, both experimentally infected after sampling from healthy controls, or sampled from patients with smear-microscopy confirmed pulmonary tuberculosis (PTB). For both, we evaluated the performance of NALC-NaOH/MGIT960 (MGIT), Kudoh-Ogawa (KO), and cetylpyridinium chloride-Löwenstein-Jensen (CPC/LJ) culture processing methods. Experimentally spiked swabs from 20 participants exhibited 94.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFNeurobiological modulation with REAC technology: enhancing pain, depression, anxiety, stress, and quality of life in post-polio syndrome subjects.
Sci Rep
July 2024
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- Post-polio syndrome (PPS) causes muscle problems, pain, and sadness for people who had polio in the past.
- A study tested special treatments called REAC to help people with PPS feel better and have a better life.
- The treatments helped reduce pain and feelings of sadness, anxiety, and stress, making the patients feel much better overall.
Background And Aims: The use of e-cigarettes may influence later smoking uptake in young people. Evidence and gap maps (EGMs) are interactive on-line tools that display the evidence and gaps in a specific area of policy or research. The aim of this study was to map clusters and gaps in evidence exploring the relationship between e-cigarette use or availability and subsequent combustible tobacco use in people aged < 30 years.
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