Publications by authors named "Van Hoang Nguyen"

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  • This study looked at how different blood flow patterns can help tell if an aneurysm in the brain is likely to burst or not.
  • Researchers compared 67 ruptured aneurysms to 68 that weren't ruptured and found that the ruptured ones had more complex blood flow patterns.
  • They also discovered that certain factors like location and shape of the aneurysm play a big role in whether it might rupture.
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van der Waals heterostructures provide a powerful platform for engineering the electronic properties and for exploring exotic physical phenomena of two-dimensional materials. Here, we construct a graphene/BSe heterostructure and examine its electronic characteristics and the tunability of contact types under electric fields. Our results reveal that the graphene/BSe heterostructure is energetically, mechanically, and thermodynamically stable at room temperature.

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This study focuses on the effects of the chemical process and heating time at 900 °C on pristine anthracite coal (provided by Vang Danh coal, Quang Ninh province, Vietnam) and explores its structure and electrochemical performance when used as an anode in Na-ion batteries. After chemical treatment with NaOH and HSO, the impurity content in the raw material decreased significantly (, ash content dropped from 4.4% to 0.

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The treatment of a ruptured fusiform distal anterior temporal artery aneurysm is a challenge for the stroke physician, however surgical closure and coil endovascular intervention are options. A total blockage can result in memory problems as well as object-related questions. We'd like to provide the clinical example of a 56-year-old woman with many underlying medical illnesses who was admitted to the hospital with a grade 7/10 headache and a Glasgow score of 15, but no focal neurological deficits, and was diagnosed with a ruptured distal temporal artery aneurysm.

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Iodine is essential for thyroid hormone synthesis. Individuals adhering to vegan and vegetarian diets have been found to be vulnerable to iodine deficiency. Yet, iodine has not been monitored in these groups across time.

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Herbicide compounds containing aromatic rings and chlorine atoms, such as 2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic (2,4,5-T), cause serious environmental pollution. Furthermore, these compounds are very difficult to decompose by chemical, physical, and biological techniques. Fortunately, the high-voltage direct current electrochemical technique can be controlled to form a plasma on metallic electrodes.

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Background: Health 2.0 allows patients and caregivers to conveniently seek medical information and advice via e-portals and online discussion forums, especially regarding potential drug side effects. Although online health communities are helpful platforms for obtaining non-professional opinions, they pose risks in communicating unreliable and insufficient information in terms of quality and quantity.

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ZnFeO nanofiber gas sensors are cost-effectively fabricated by direct electrospinning on microelectrode chip with Pt interdigitated electrodes and subsequent calcination under different conditions to maximize their response to HS gas. The synthesized nanofibers of approximately 30-100 nm in diameter show typical spider-net-like morphology of the electrospun nanofibers. The ZnFeO nanofibers comprise many 10-25 nm nanograins, which results in multi-porous structures.

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Leptospirosis is a zoonosis known to be endemic in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam, even though clinical reports are uncommon. We investigated leptospira infection in rats purchased in food markets during the rainy season (October) (n=150), as well as those trapped during the dry season (February-March) (n=125) in the region using RT-PCR for the lipL32 gene, confirmed by 16S rRNA, as well as by the microscopic agglutination test (MAT). Results were compared with the serovar distribution of human cases referred from Ho Chi Minh City hospitals (2004-2012) confirmed by MAT (n=45).

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  • * Researchers created nanogaps in the nanorods by selectively etching out the silver segments, achieving gap sizes below 10 nm, with further refinement leading to a 3.8 nm gap.
  • * The findings support the development of prototype single-electron transistor devices, highlighting the potential of these nanorods for applications in quantum tunneling technologies.
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