Publications by authors named "M Nakamaru"

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  • - A 77-year-old man experienced severe abdominal pain and was diagnosed with gallstones and subsequently cholecystitis during his hospital stay, leading to the initiation of antimicrobial treatment.
  • - His condition worsened, developing into emphysematous cholecystitis, requiring emergency drainage and intensive care after showing severe symptoms like fever and hypotension.
  • - Despite facing a high-risk situation with a poor prognosis, the patient improved over time and was discharged after 24 days, later returning for a cholecystectomy three months post-initial treatment.
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Division of labour on complex networks is rarely investigated using evolutionary game theory. We investigate a division of labour where divided roles are assigned to groups on the nodes of a general unidirectional finite tree graph network. From the network's original node, a task flows and is divided along the branches.

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Evolution of cooperation is a puzzle in evolutionary biology and social sciences. Previous studies assumed that players are equal and have symmetric relationships. In our society, players are in different roles, have an asymmetric relationship and cooperate together.

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Transitive inference (TI) refers to social cognition that facilitates the discernment of unknown relationships between individuals using known relationships. It is extensively reported that TI evolves in animals living in a large group because TI could assess relative rank without deducing all dyadic relationships, which averts costly fights. The relationships in a large group become so complex that social cognition may not be developed adequately to handle such complexity.

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Background: Nocturnal hypertension assessed by a home blood pressure monitoring (HBPM) device is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular events. However, it is still difficult to assess nighttime blood pressure (BP) frequently. The purpose of this cross-sectional study was to identify significant correlates of nocturnal hypertension assessed by an HBPM device in patients with hypertension who are treated with antihypertensive drugs.

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