Detección y seguimiento de insuficiencia renal en población hospitalaria

La insuficiencia renal (IR) presenta una elevada prevalencia en la población general (10%). La detección temprana es necesaria para su mejor control evolutivo; incluso en pacientes asintomáticos. Se propuso detectar a lo largo de un año la tasa de incidencia de falla renal en pacientes internados.Facultad de Ciencias Médica

Insuficiencia renal aguda (IRA) en unidades de cuidados intensivos

La Injuria Renal Aguda es reconocida por su impacto en la evolución de los pacientes admitidos en Unidades de cuidados Intensivos. La amplia variedad de definiciones utilizadas en los diversos estudios es responsable de las diferencias en los reportes de incidencia y de Mortalidad asociada.Facultad de Ciencias Médica

Religious pluralism and processes of individualisation in Hinduism

The paper explores the interconnection between religious pluralisation and processes of individualisation in India by focusing on the emergence of religious alternatives to Vedic ritualism in the centuries around the beginning of the Common Era. Criticism of established religious goals and practices voiced by individuals was accompanied by an increasing interest in the structures of individual existence. The conceptualisation of the individual in the philosophical and religious literature of the period is an important aspect of establishing new religious pathways with ideas of self, agency and personal relatedness being of central concern. On the basis of different doctrines religious options gained acceptance which allow individuals to pursue their religious aspirations either apart from or parallel to the ritual-social obligations in the context of caste-hierarchy. The new religious options gravitate towards institutionalisation in the form of religious communities (sampradāya). These are not only important elements in organising Hindu religious pluralism, but also allow for recurrent processes of religious individualisation