21 research outputs found
Neonatal Myocardial Infarction or Myocarditis?
We report a 29 week-gestation preterm infant who presented during his second week of life with cardiogenic shock. Clinical presentation and first diagnostics suggested myocardial infarction, but echocardiographic features during follow-up pointed to a diagnosis of enteroviral myocarditis. The child died of chronic heart failure at 9 months of age. Autopsy showed passed myocardial infarction. No signs for active myocarditis were found. We discuss the difficulties in differentiating between neonatal myocardial infarction and myocarditis. Recognizing enteroviral myocarditis as cause for cardiogenic shock is of importance because of the therapeutic options
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Supporting older and younger adultsâ memory for recent everyday events: a prospective sampling study using SenseCam
This study measured the effect of a wearable camera, SenseCam, on older and younger adultsâ memories of recently experienced everyday events. Participants used SenseCam to prospectively sample events from a typical week, which they recalled two weeks later. Recall was cued by a self-generated title only (control condition), by the title and forward-order SenseCam images, or by the title and random-order SenseCam images. In the control condition, older and younger adultsâ memories were comparably episodic, but older adults recalled more semantic details. Both forward- and random-order SenseCam images were associated with increased episodic and semantic recall in both groups, and there was a small but significant effect of temporal order favouring the forward-order condition. These findings suggest that SenseCam is effective in supporting retrieval of memory for recent events, and the results of the temporal order manipulation also shed light on the mechanism of SenseCamâs effect
Structure and dynamic properties of asymmetric vortexlike domain walls in inhomogeneous magnetic films with an in-plane anisotropy: II. Structure rearrangements in three-layer films
Classified Conversations: Psychiatry and Tactical Technical Communication in Online Spaces
Trabeculectomy ab interno (trabectome): yet another possibility in the treatment of uncontrolled glaucomatocyclitic crisis under systemic valganciclovir therapy?
The Role of the Rancheros of Central Mexico in the Mexican Revolution (The Case of the Sierra Alta de Hidalgo)
Inventing tradition at gunpoint : culture, caciquismo and state formation in the RegiĂłn Mixe, Oaxaca (1930â1959)
This article examines the links between the creation of a post-revolutionary Mexican culture and the maintenance of traditional forms of cacical control. Taking as a case study Luis RodrĂguez, a cacique from the state of Oaxaca, it is argued that he utilised state notions of indigenismo and indigenous cultural production to assert and maintain his position as the strongman of the Mixe ethnic group. However, despite the employment of state discourses, RodrĂguezâs fiefdom was never subsumed into the corporate revolutionary state. Rather, these claims of ethnic unity were used as a smokescreen to deter state intervention. As a result, RodrĂguez was forced to use intimidation and violence to control pueblos outside his immediate sphere of influence during the 1940s and 1950s