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    Estudio prospectivo de resultados clínicos y de factores pronósticos en artrodesis instrumentada lumbar: análisis económico y de relación de coste efectividad

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    Tesis doctoral inédita leída en la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Facultad de Medicina,Departamento de Cirugía. Fecha de lectura: 8 de Febrero de 200

    Lista faunística de los Quironómidos (Diptera, Chironomidae) de Madrid (España)

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    A check list of the Chironomids (Diptera, Chironomidae) recorded from Madrid is provided for the first time. New unpublished records are included, of which six are new for the Iberian Peninsula. 218 species were found, coming from both lotic and lenitic environments.En el presente trabajo se aporta por primera vez una lista faunística de los quironómidos (Diptera, Chironomidae) citados en Madrid. También se añaden citas inéditas, siendo seis de ellas nuevas citas para la península Ibérica. En total se recogen 218 especies, tanto de ambientes lóticos como leníticos

    Chronic prosthetic joint infections with a draining sinus. Who should receive suppressive antibiotic treatment?

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    The benefit of suppressive antibiotic treatment in inoperable patients with a chronic periprosthetic joint infection and a sinus tract is unknown. Some physicians prefer to just let the sinus drain, while others prefer antibiotic treatment. In this viewpoint article we discuss the advantages and disadvantages of suppressive antibiotic treatment in this particular patient group.</p

    Chronic prosthetic joint infections with a draining sinus. Who should receive suppressive antibiotic treatment?

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    The benefit of suppressive antibiotic treatment in inoperable patients with a chronic periprosthetic joint infection and a sinus tract is unknown. Some physicians prefer to just let the sinus drain, while others prefer antibiotic treatment. In this viewpoint article we discuss the advantages and disadvantages of suppressive antibiotic treatment in this particular patient group.</p

    Chronic prosthetic joint infections with a draining sinus. Who should receive suppressive antibiotic treatment?

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    The benefit of suppressive antibiotic treatment in inoperable patients with a chronic periprosthetic joint infection and a sinus tract is unknown. Some physicians prefer to just let the sinus drain, while others prefer antibiotic treatment. In this viewpoint article we discuss the advantages and disadvantages of suppressive antibiotic treatment in this particular patient group.</p

    Chronic prosthetic joint infections with a draining sinus. Who should receive suppressive antibiotic treatment?

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    The benefit of suppressive antibiotic treatment in inoperable patients with a chronic periprosthetic joint infection and a sinus tract is unknown. Some physicians prefer to just let the sinus drain, while others prefer antibiotic treatment. In this viewpoint article we discuss the advantages and disadvantages of suppressive antibiotic treatment in this particular patient group.</p

    Chronic prosthetic joint infections with a draining sinus. Who should receive suppressive antibiotic treatment?

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    The benefit of suppressive antibiotic treatment in inoperable patients with a chronic periprosthetic joint infection and a sinus tract is unknown. Some physicians prefer to just let the sinus drain, while others prefer antibiotic treatment. In this viewpoint article we discuss the advantages and disadvantages of suppressive antibiotic treatment in this particular patient group.</p

    Chronic prosthetic joint infections with a draining sinus. Who should receive suppressive antibiotic treatment?

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    The benefit of suppressive antibiotic treatment in inoperable patients with a chronic periprosthetic joint infection and a sinus tract is unknown. Some physicians prefer to just let the sinus drain, while others prefer antibiotic treatment. In this viewpoint article we discuss the advantages and disadvantages of suppressive antibiotic treatment in this particular patient group.</p

    Spontaneous malignant glaucoma: Case report and review of the literature.

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    Malignant glaucoma usually occurs after anterior segment surgery (typically after glaucoma surgery). The aim of this article is to report a case of spontaneous malignant glaucoma (SpMG), which required phacovitrectomy for resolution and to review the cases of SpMG reported in modern literature. Only nine cases were identified. SpMG has no gender predilection and age at onset seems to be lower (mean age 47 years) than in secondary malignant glaucoma (SeMG). Nearly in half of the reported patients (4 out of 9) the condition had a bilateral presentation. The risk factors that have been identified for SeMG (nanophthalmos, shallow anterior chamber, iris plateau, zonular laxity) are underrepresented in SpMG.post-print418 K

    Mutual Information of Multiple Rhythms in Schizophrenia

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    Interactions between different cortical rhythms, such as slow and fast oscillations, have been hypothesized to underlie many cognitive functions. In patients diagnosed with schizophrenia, there is some evidence indicating that the interplay between slow and fast oscillations might be impaired or disrupted. In this study, we investigated multiple oscillatory interactions in schizophrenia using a novel approach based on information theory. This method allowed us to investigate interactions from a new perspective, where two or more rhythm interactions could be analyzed at the same time. We calculated the mutual information of multiple rhythms (MIMR) for EEG segments registered in resting state. Following previous studies, we focused on rhythm interactions between theta, alpha, and gamma. The results showed that, in general, MIMR was higher in patients than in controls for alpha–gamma and theta–gamma couplings. This finding of an increased coupling between slow and fast rhythms in schizophrenia may indicate complex interactions in the Default Mode Network (DMN) related to hyperactivation of internally guided cognition.This research was supported by Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades (PID2019-105145RB-I00 to Sergio Iglesias-Parro), and Junta de Andalucía, Consejería de Salud (RH_0055-2021 y AP-0033-2020-C1-F2 to María Felipa Soriano). Funding for open access charge: Universidad de Jaén/CBU
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