Publications by authors named "N Canepa"

Existing and active low-energy Accelerator-Based BNCT programs worldwide will be reviewed and compared. In particular, the program in Argentina will be discussed which consists of the development of an Electro-Static-Quadrupole (ESQ) Accelerator-Based treatment facility. The facility is conceived to operate with the deuteron-induced reactions Be(d,n)B and C(d,n)N at 1.

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  • * Recent advancements have improved 4D flow MRI by reducing imaging times and enhancing data processing, making the technique more applicable in clinical settings.
  • * The method offers a variety of flow parameters for analyzing blood dynamics, including forward and reverse flow, and is becoming essential for studying cardiovascular issues like congenital heart defects and valvular diseases.
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Aim: This work aims at giving an updated report of the worldwide status of Accelerator-Based BNCT (AB-BNCT).

Background: There is a generalized perception that the availability of accelerators installed in hospitals, as neutron sources, may be crucial for the advancement of BNCT. Accordingly, in recent years a significant effort has started to develop such machines.

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In this work we provide some information on the present status of accelerator-based BNCT (AB-BNCT) worldwide and subsequently concentrate on the recent accelerator technology developments in Argentina.

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The projection of the substantia nigra-ventral tegmental area (SN-VTA) to the ipsilateral and contralateral caudate-putamen was studied with double-labeling fluorescence techniques in the albino rat. By combining glyoxylic acid histofluorescence with retrograde fluorescence tracers, we were able to determine that 93% of the minor (1-2%) contralateral mesostriatal pathway is catecholaminergic. In addition, combined immunofluorescence and retrograde fluorescence tracer studies showed that 50% of the crossed mesostriatal pathway also arises from cholecystokinin-containing neurons.

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