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    Powder processing and In Vivo evaluation of a titanium porous coating implant

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    The processing of titanium porous coatings using powder metallurgy technique to achieve a porous structure that allows osseointegration with bone tissue was discussed. The porous microstructure exhibited micropores and interconnected macropores with size ranges that allowed bone ingrowth. The macropores in the coatings were originated from the binder evaporation while the micropore was related with the porous titanium powder and the low compaction pressure used. The in vivo evaluation indicated that osseointegration had occurred between the bone and porous material

    Integração entre vigilância sanitária e assistência à saúde da mulher: um estudo sobre a integralidade no SUS Integration of health surveillance and women's health care: a study on comprehensiveness in the Unified National Health System

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    A integralidade é um princípio do SUS, com várias perspectivas, entre as quais a da articulação de seus serviços. O debate sobre esse princípio está presente na assistência à saúde, com destaque para a área de Saúde da Mulher, e nas diretrizes da Vigilância Sanitária. Como as duas áreas buscam a qualidade dos serviços de saúde, o objetivo é analisar a integração entre Vigilância Sanitária e assistência à saúde da mulher. Trata-se de estudo de caso, qualitativo, com entrevistas de profissionais de Vigilância Sanitária de serviços de saúde e coordenadores de Saúde da Mulher (CSM). Os achados apontam para isolamento da Vigilância Sanitária nas secretarias de saúde. A importância da integração é citada por CSM, porém não é fácil de ser aplicada. As relações, se ocorrem, são por situações emergenciais. Os trabalhadores de Vigilância Sanitária acham que não há articulação por não haver problemas na Saúde da Mulher que demandem sua participação e que, com inspeções e palestras, estão colaborando com a área. Mostram-se dificuldades à concretização da integralidade, com o desafio de articular ações em saúde, sobretudo para a Vigilância Sanitária.<br>Comprehensiveness is a key principle in Brazil's Unified National Health System (SUS), approached from various perspectives, including linkage between services. The debate on this principle appears in health care, especially in the area of Women's Health, and in Health Surveillance guidelines. Since both areas target quality of health services, the aim of this study is to analyze the integration between Health Surveillance and Women's Health Care. This is a qualitative case study that interviewed Health Surveillance staff in health services and coordinators of Women's Health services. The findings point to the isolation of Health Surveillance within the health secretariats. The importance of integrating the two areas is cited by Women's Health administrators, but it is difficult to implement. Collaborative relations only occur in emergency situations. The Health Surveillance professionals believe that this lack of integration is due to the fact that women's health issues do not require their participation, and that at any rate they collaborate with the area through health inspections and talks. The study detected difficulties in achieving integration between the two areas, with the persistent challenge of linking health actions, especially with Health Surveillance

    Sleep- and circadian rhythm–associated pathways as therapeutic targets in bipolar disorder

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    The ERBB3 receptor in cancer and cancer gene therapy

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