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    Creaci贸n e implementaci贸n de la unidad de gesti贸n de los servicios de saneamiento de la municipalidad distrital de San Jer贸nimo de Tunan

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    TesisPrimeramente fue necesario, la identificaci贸n de todas las instituciones involucradas en el 谩rea de estudio y el funcionamiento te贸rico ideal de las mismas en materia de gesti贸n. El objetivo principal de este trabajo es determinar la influencia de la creaci贸n e implementaci贸n de la Unidad de Gesti贸n de los Servicios de Saneamiento en la Municipalidad Distrital de San Jer贸nimo de Tunan trabajo es contribuir al logro de la sostenibilidad del desempe帽o de los entes sectoriales de desarrollo, mediante la elaboraci贸n de instrumentos para valorar los niveles de gesti贸n institucional de creaci贸n, espec铆ficamente dentro del sector Agua y saneamiento. Seguidamente se elabora la estructura org谩nica, la elaboraci贸n de cuadro de asignaci贸n presupuestal, para llegar a la elaboraci贸n del manual de organizaci贸n y funciones MOF. El presente estudio se enmarca dentro PLAN NACIONAL DE SANEAMIENTO 2006-2015, integrado por el Ministerio de Vivienda, Construcci贸n y Saneamiento, ente rector del Estado en los asuntos referentes a los servicios de saneamiento, a trav茅s del Viceministerio de Construcci贸n y Saneamiento (VMCS) y de la Direcci贸n Nacional de Saneamiento (DNS); las Direcciones Regionales de Vivienda, Construcci贸n y Saneamiento y la Superintendencia Nacional de Servicios de Saneamiento, (SUNASS), en su calidad de Ente Regulador

    Urine erythrocyte morphology in patients with microscopic haematuria caused by a glomerulopathy

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    The evaluation of urinary erythrocyte morphology (UEM) has been proposed for patients with isolated microscopic haematuria (IMH) to early orientate the diagnosis towards a glomerular or a nonglomerular disease. However, to date, the role of this test in patients with IMH has very rarely been investigated. Sixteen patients (ten children, six adults) with persistent IMH classified as glomerular on the basis of repeated UEM evaluations (55 urine samples, two to eight per patient) were submitted to renal biopsy. This showed a glomerular disease in 14/16 patients (87.5%) (nine thin basement membrane disease; three Alport syndrome; two other), whereas in two patients, no abnormalities were found. Of four microscopic criteria investigated to define a IMH as glomerular, > 80% dysmorphic erythrocytes were not found in any sample, >= 40% dysmorphic erythrocytes alone were seen in seven samples (12.7%), >= 5% acanthocytes alone in 15 samples (27.3%) and erythrocytic casts in six samples (10.9%). There was >= 40% dysmorphic erythrocytes associated with >= 5% acanthocytes in 25 samples (45.5%). Sensitivity and positive predictive values in diagnosing a glomerular haematuria were 59.2% and 90.6%, respectively, for >= 40% dysmorphic erythrocytes, 69.4% and 85% for >= 5% acanthocytes/G1 cells and 12.2% and 100% for erythrocytic casts. Our findings demonstrate that the evaluation of UEM is useful to identify patients with an IMH of glomerular origin
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