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    The analysis of bulk and boundary causalities in asymptotically Anti-de Sitter spacetime

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    Efficacy and safety of atrial fibrillation ablation in patients aged ≥80 years: a retrospective study

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    Catheter ablation is the first-line treatment for atrial fibrillation. Although the efficacy and safety of this procedure have been reported in older patients, they might diminish with age. Therefore, this study aimed to determine the safety and effectiveness of atrial fibrillation ablation in patients aged ≥80 years. We retrospectively analyzed the features of the catheter ablation and the subsequent clinical course and outcomes of 100 patients with atrial fibrillation aged ≥80 years who underwent ablation between July 2019 and December 2021 at Tosei General Hospital, Seto, Aichi, Japan. The average duration of atrial fibrillation was 6.0 ± 9.5 months, and 83% of the patients were symptomatic. Approximately 30% of patients developed heart failure, with 15% requiring hospitalization within one year before ablation. After ablation, 93% of patients were atrial fibrillation-free, and none required postoperative hospitalization due to heart failure. However, several complications have been observed, including cardiac tamponade, hematoma at the access site, and postoperative bradycardia. Notably, an enlarged left atrial diameter before ablation is a predictor of complications. In patients aged ≥80 years, atrial fibrillation ablation therapy demonstrated a high non-recurrence rate and may alter the progression of heart failure. Although the incidence of complications was relatively low, caution should be exercised when older patients with enlarged left atrial diameters undergo atrial fibrillation ablation.departmental bulletin pape

    Government Expenditure Composition and Long-Run Economic Growth in the Aging Democracy

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    This paper analyzes how population aging affects government expenditure composition, economic growth, and social welfare under democracy using an overlapping generations model. As public investment and welfare expenditures are financed by income tax, intergenerational conflicts remain in the aged societies. Retired generations, comprising elderly citizens, favor increased income tax rates through increased current welfare expenditures relative to public investment. Working generations, comprising young citizens, favor increased public investment but not increased income tax. Population aging strengthens elderly citizens’ political power, leading to increased taxes and budgets shifting from public investment to current welfare. Hence, population aging deteriorates economic growth and social welfare through democracies. On the other hand, population aging by an increase in longevity enhances capital accumulation by increasing savings for old-age consumption. Furthermore, an increase in longevity also brings survival benefits for young and old generations, allowing them to enjoy their retired lives and returns on public investment. Population aging brings positive direct effects on growth and welfare. Finally, we numerically find an inverted-U-shaped relationship between population aging and growth and welfare because the direct and indirect effects of population aging coexist.departmental bulletin pape

    The role of ATP-P2RX2 signaling in generating GnRH/LH surge and ovulation in rats

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    NUPACEプログラム修了生追跡調査報告(2015-2019年度,2022年度) : 修了生の現状を捉え,プログラム改善への示唆を模索する

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    本調査報告は,2015年度-2019年度,及び,2022年度の修了生を対象に実施した追跡調査をまとめたものである。回答者情報,渡日前情報入手方法,名古屋大学のアカデミックプログラムと生活環境の満足度,NUPACEプログラムが学習計画とキャリアパスに与えた影響,人的ネットワークと日本とのつながりに関する質問を通して,修了生の現状を明らかにした。NUPACEウェブサイトが,情報を入手する第一の手段であること,アカデミックプログラムと生活環境に満足している修了生が60%~70%いること,友人に勧めたい人は98.9%に上ること,本プログラムが学習計画やキャリアパスに影響を与えた修了生が60%を超えること,そして,日本で築いた人的ネットワークと日本と関わりを保っている回答者は80%を超えていることが確認できた。今後のプログラム運営への示唆として,情報提供の充実,アカデミックプログラムの充実が浮かび上がった。departmental bulletin pape

    小畑郁先生 惜別の辞、経歴と業績

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