HaNDL syndrome: a reversible cerebral vasoconstriction triggered by an infection? A case report and a case-based review

The syndrome of transient Headache and Neurological Deficits with cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) Lymphocytosis (HaNDL) is classified among secondary headaches attributed to "non-infectious, inflammatory intracranial disease". Despite its classification among secondary headaches, the current definition of HaNDL does not contemplate a causal agent. Thus, the aetiology, as well as the pathogenesis of both the headache and the transient focal deficits, remains unknown

Real Time Pricing and Home Automation

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Electronic Meters and Automatic Meter Reading Systems

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Safety system with harmless first fault: complete & medical IT-system

In electrical power systems, such as data centers and hospitals, where service continuity is essential, the electrical operation management must be organized and it is necessary to have an emergency response team available at all times (24/7). In hospitals, for instance, doctors, surgeons, administrators, medical devices are rightly at the forefront, but electrical and technological systems and team of technicians are wrongly considered as ancillaries. The paper emphasizes the importance of the Business Continuity Management (BCM) and highlights how IT-M systems have not to carry out power outage for fault both due to overcurrent and also due to overvoltage. When a fault occurs during a surgical operation, the protection system shall include a count-down time so that emergency response team must solve the problem before the system collapses.In electrical power systems, such as data centers and hospitals, where service continuity is essential, the electrical operation management must be organized and it is necessary to have an emergency response team available at all times (24/7). In hospitals, for instance, doctors, surgeons, administrators, medical devices are rightly at the forefront, but electrical and technological systems and team of technicians are wrongly considered as ancillaries. The paper emphasizes the importance of the Business Continuity Management (BCM) and highlights how IT-M systems have not to carry out power outage for fault both due to overcurrent and also due to overvoltage. When a fault occurs during a surgical operation, the protection system shall include a count-down time so that emergency response team must solve the problem before the system collapses

Safety System With Harmless First Fault: Complete and IT-M System

In electrical power systems, such as data centers and hospitals, where service continuity is essential, the electrical operation needs a skilled organization and a team available at all times (24/7) to have a fast emergency response. The hospital management considers doctors, surgeons, administrators, medical devices rightly at the forefront, but electrical and technological systems and the team of technicians wrongly as ancillaries. This paper emphasizes the importance of the business continuity management for service continuity and highlights how medical IT-systems have not to carry out power outage for fault due to overcurrents and overvoltages. When a fault occurs, the protection system could include a countdown time so that emergency response team must solve the problem before the system collapses

Kleine-Levin syndrome: report of a case with marked dysautonomic features

Kleine-Levin syndrome is a rare neurologic disorder of unknown etiopathogenesis, characterized by abrupt onset and remission of attacks of hypersomnia and cognitive dysfunctions. Psychiatric symptoms are frequently present, ranging from disinhibited sexual behavior and eating disorders to hallucinations, anxiety, mood alterations, and derealization. A vast range of attack-related dysautonomic signs and symptoms are reported but remain poorly described. We describe a patient with Kleine-Levin syndrome with sleep attacks dominated by marked dysautonomic features. We briefly review similar clinical cases and suggest that the hypothalamus may play a central role in the genesis of autonomic dysfunction in Kleine-Levin syndrome