Estudio de los fondos de las bibliotecas del CSIC en algunas disciplinas seleccionadas

Library collections in CSIC libraries are analyzed, as regards three basic disciplines: chemistry, physics and biology; and two specialized areas, where CSIC develops an important work: food technology and marine science. The aim of this study is twofold: to detect overlapping which could be considered as unjustified, and to detect existing gaps, by comparing CSIC library collection, with ranking of journals. In conclusion, the situation for the two specialized areas can be considered as satisfactory, while for the three basic disciplinee, the situation in chemistry is far better than in physics, with biology in an intermediate place.Se analizan los fondos de las bibliotecas del CSIC en tres disciplinas básicas, química, física y biología, y en dos áreas especializadas, donde el CSIC realiza una importante labor, tecnología de alimentos y ciencias del mar. Se pretende, de una parte, detectar duplicaciones que puedan considerase exageradas y, de otra, mediante la comparación de los fondos bibliográfícos del CSIC con listas de revistas clasificadas por su importancia, detectar las lagunas existentes. Se concluye que la situación en las dos áreas especializadas puede considerase satisfactorias mientras en las tres disciplinas básicas la situación es mucho mejor en química que en fisica, ocupando la biología un lugar intermedio

Medios ciertos y conclusiones generales, que satisfacen a todas las dudas que se pueden ofrecer contra los Memoriales de Don ...

Sin port

Discurso sobre el derecho de testar, leido en el solemne acto de recibir la investidura de Doctor en Derecho Civil y Canónico

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Crítica de libros

- Fuentes de consulta para la documentacion informativa - Informe mundial sobre la informacion 1997-1998 - Auditarla Informatica: un enfoque practic

Medical and Surgical Treatment for Overactive Bladder

In this chapter, we focus on the medical treatment of overactive bladder (OAB) syndrome. The treatment of choice of the OAB syndrome is still the anticholinergic therapy, although we must consider β3‐agonists with almost the same evidence. No drug has been shown to be clearly superior to the rest. The use of oxybutynin transdermal should be considered when the side effects due to the oral administration are intolerable. In elderly patients, first efforts should be directed to use non‐drug therapies, such as behavioural therapy. In patients suffering from cognitive dysfunctions, the use of antimuscarinic with caution is recommended. Mirabegron, a β3‐agonist, can be offered, although it should be noted that the long‐term effects are still unknown. The logical second‐line treatment is the intravesical injection of botulinum toxin A, considering its temporary effectiveness and the possibility of retention. In some centres, sacral nerve stimulation may be an option. Surgical treatment should be reserved when conservative therapies fail