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    Neopaleozoic striated surfaces in the granitic basement and clast pavement remains of Salto, SP

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    Near Guaraú Ceramic, localized southwest of Salto city in the State of São Paulo, two granite outcrops, distant some tens of meters from each other, display Neopaleozoic striated surfaces. These surfaces are in contact with diamictites from the Itararé Subgroup. The striae correspond to sub parallel grooves with millimetric spacing and depth, oriented about N48E and dipping 12° to 42° towards SE. Observed features and association with diamictites indicate an origin by glacial abrasion due to ice movement from southeast towards northwest. About 1.8 km east of Salto, unconsolidated material containing flat-iron-shaped and striated clasts was found on top of granite outcrops, interpreted as clast pavement remains.Nas proximidades da Cerâmica Guaraú, localizada a sudoeste da cidade de Salto, Estado de São Paulo, dois afloramentos de granito, distantes algumas dezenas de metros um do outro, exibem superfícies estriadas neopaleozóicas. Essas superfícies estão em contato com diamictitos do Subgrupo Itararé. As estrias correspondem a sulcos subparalelos com espaçamento e profundidade milimétrica, possuindo uma direção média de N48°W e mergulhos variando entre 12° e 42° para SE. As feições observadas e a sua associação com diamictitos indicam uma origem por abrasão glacial devido ao movimento de massas de gelo de sudeste para noroeste. A aproximadamente 1,8 km a este da cidade de Salto foi encontrado, no topo de afloramentos de granito, material inconsolidado contendo abundantes clastos de quartzito facetados e estriados. Esses clastos foram interpretados como vestígios de um pavimento de castos.621172

    Neopaleozoic striated surfaces in the granitic basement and clast pavement remains of Salto, SP

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    Nas proximidades da Cerâmica Guaraú, localizada a sudoeste da cidade de Salto, Estado de São Paulo, dois afloramentos de granito, distantes algumas dezenas de metros um do outro, exibem superfícies estriadas neopaleozóicas. Essas superfícies estão em contato com diamictitos do Subgrupo Itararé. As estrias correspondem a sulcos subparalelos com espaçamento e profundidade milimétrica, possuindo uma direção média de N48oW e mergulhos variando entre 12o e 42o para SE. As feições observadas e a sua associação com diamictitos indicam uma origem por abrasão glacial devido ao movimento de massas de gelo de sudeste para noroeste. A aproximadamente 1,8 km a este da cidade de Salto foi encontrado, no topo de afloramentos de granito, material inconsolidado contendo abundantes clastos de quartzito facetados e estriados. Esses clastos foram interpretados como vestígios de um pavimento de castos.Near Guaraú Ceramic, localized southwest of Salto city in the State of São Paulo, two granite outcrops, distant some tens of meters from each other, display Neopaleozoic striated surfaces. These surfaces are in contact with diamictites from the Itararé Subgroup. The striae correspond to sub parallel grooves with millimetric spacing and depth, oriented about N48E and dipping 12° to 42° towards SE. Observed features and association with diamictites indicate an origin by glacial abrasion due to ice movement from southeast towards northwest. About 1.8 km east of Salto, unconsolidated material containing flat-iron-shaped and striated clasts was found on top of granite outcrops, interpreted as clast pavement remains

    Neopaleozoic striated surfaces in the granitic basement and clast pavement remains of Salto, SP

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    Nas proximidades da Cerâmica Guaraú, localizada a sudoeste da cidade de Salto, Estado de São Paulo, dois afloramentos de granito, distantes algumas dezenas de metros um do outro, exibem superfícies estriadas neopaleozóicas. Essas superfícies estão em contato com diamictitos do Subgrupo Itararé. As estrias correspondem a sulcos subparalelos com espaçamento e profundidade milimétrica, possuindo uma direção média de N48oW e mergulhos variando entre 12o e 42o para SE. As feições observadas e a sua associação com diamictitos indicam uma origem por abrasão glacial devido ao movimento de massas de gelo de sudeste para noroeste. A aproximadamente 1,8 km a este da cidade de Salto foi encontrado, no topo de afloramentos de granito, material inconsolidado contendo abundantes clastos de quartzito facetados e estriados. Esses clastos foram interpretados como vestígios de um pavimento de castos.Near Guaraú Ceramic, localized southwest of Salto city in the State of São Paulo, two granite outcrops, distant some tens of meters from each other, display Neopaleozoic striated surfaces. These surfaces are in contact with diamictites from the Itararé Subgroup. The striae correspond to sub parallel grooves with millimetric spacing and depth, oriented about N48E and dipping 12° to 42° towards SE. Observed features and association with diamictites indicate an origin by glacial abrasion due to ice movement from southeast towards northwest. About 1.8 km east of Salto, unconsolidated material containing flat-iron-shaped and striated clasts was found on top of granite outcrops, interpreted as clast pavement remains

    Neopaleozoic striated surfaces in the granitic basement and clast pavement remains of Salto, SP

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    Near Guarau Ceramic, localized southwest of Salto city in the State of Sao Paulo, two granite outcrops, distant some tens of meters from each other, display Neopaleozoic striated surfaces. These surfaces are in contact with diamictites from the Itarare Subgroup. The striae correspond to sub parallel grooves with millimetric spacing and depth, oriented about N48E and dipping 12 degrees to 42 degrees towards SE. Observed features and association with diamictites indicate an origin by glacial abrasion due to ice movement from southeast towards northwest. About 1.8 km east of Salto, unconsolidated material containing flat-iron-shaped and striated clasts was found on top of granite outcrops, interpreted as clasts pavement remains

    Accuracy of the CUETO, EORTC 2016 and EAU 2021 scoring models and risk stratification tables to predict outcomes in high-grade non-muscle-invasive urothelial bladder cancer

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    Purpose: Non-muscle-invasive bladder cancers (NMIBC) constitute 3-quarters of all primary diagnosed bladder tumors. For risk -adapted management of patients with NMIBC, different risk group systems and predictive models have been developed. This study aimed to externally validate EORTC2016, CUETO and novel EAU2021 risk scoring models in a multi-institutional retrospective cohort of patients with high-grade NMIBC who were treated with an adequate BCG immunotherapy.Methods: The Kaplan-Meier estimates for recurrence-free survival and progression-free survival were performed, predictive abilities were assessed using the concordance index (C-index) and area under the curve (AUC).Results: A total of 1690 patients were included and the median follow-up was 51 months. For the overall cohort, the estimates recur-rence-free survival and progression-free survival rates at 5-years were 57.1% and 82.3%, respectively. The CUETO scoring model had poor discrimination for disease recurrence (C-index/AUC for G2 and G3 grade tumors: 0.570/0.493 and 0.559/0.492) and both CUETO (C-index/AUC for G2 and G3 grade tumors: 0.634/0.521 and 0.622/0.525) EAU2021 (c-index/AUC: 0.644/0.522) had poor discrimination for disease progression.Conclusion: Both the CUETO and EAU2021 scoring systems were able to successfully stratify risks in our population, but presented poor discriminative value in predicting clinical events. Due to the lack of data, model validation was not possible for EORTC2016. The CUETO and EAU2021 systems overestimated the risk, especially in highest-risk patients. The risk of progression according to EORTC2016 was slightly lower when compared with our population analysis. (c) 2022 Published by Elsevier Inc
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