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Usted y Su Mal Humor
Le parece esto conocido? La depresión o tristeza es el más común y quizás el más viejo problema emocional conocido. El gran filósofo griego Sócrates la describfa como melancolía. El Presidente Lincoln sufrió de tristeza casi toda su vida. El primer ministro inglés Winston Churchill le llamaba su “perro negro.” Hay gente que dice que tiene los “blues” o que está de mal genio o de mal humor. No importa comó le llame, nomás sabiendo que usted no es la única persona que sufre así de depresión o aislamiento.Hogg Foundation for Mental Healt
Measurement of Enkephalin Peptides in Canine Brain Regions, Teeth, and Cerebrospinal Fluid With High-Performance Liquid Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry
Endogenous enkephalin pentapeptides are measured with unambiguous molecular specificity in canine and human tissue and fluid extracts. Both field desorption and fast atom bombardment mass spectrometry have been used to produce a protonated molecular ion of the peptide high-performance liquid chromatography fraction. The protonated molecular ion is subjected to collision-activated dissociation processes and a linked-field scan (B/E) selects a unique amino acid sequence-determining ion for monitoring and measurement. Stable isotope-incorporated peptide internal standards are used for quantification. Endogenous enkephalins are measured in hypothalamus, cerebrospinal fluid, pituitary, caudate nucleus, and tooth pulp extracts. Part-per-billion levels of endogenous peptide are measured
Selective Organic Precipitation/Extraction of Released N-Glycans Following Large-Scale Enzymatic Deglycosylation of Glycoproteins
Interest in and Public Perceptions of Canadian Arctic Sovereignty: Evidence from Editorials, 2000–2014
Tratamento de epilepsia: consenso dos especialistas brasileiros Treatment of epilepsy: consensus of the Brazilian specialists
Epilepsia é uma condição muito freqüente em todo o mundo. Na última década, várias opções terapêuticas surgiram ou foram aprimoradas. O principal método utilizado para decisão terapêutica baseia-se nos estudos randomizados, que representam o maior nível de evidência. Entretanto, mesmo estes estudos são passíveis de críticas e em alguns casos o tratamento de escolha permanece controverso. Nestas situações, a opinião dos especialistas, na área da epileptologia, com maior experiência clínica, passa a ter grande valor. O presente estudo tem como principal objetivo elaborar um consenso de tratamento das epilepsias, através da opinião de experts brasileiros no assunto. Este consenso poderá auxiliar na criação de manuais e estratégias para o tratamento de determinadas síndromes epilépticas, de acordo com os padrões socioeconômicos brasileiros.<br>Epilepsy is a frequent condition in the world. Recently a study in Brazil showed prevalence of 18/1000 inhabitants in São José do Rio Preto, São Paulo State. In the last decade, new therapeutic options were discovered or developed. The main therapeutic decision method is based on randomized clinical trials. This method represents the higher level of evidence. However, even these studies have limitations and in some cases the treatment of choice remains controversial. In these instances, the epilepsy experts' opinions become helpful. In 2001 a similar study had been conducted in USA. The aim of this study is to create guidelines for epilepsy treatment based on the opinion of the Brazilian experts. These guidelines can be used to create manuals and strategies for the treatment of some epileptic syndromes according to Brazilian experts. As compared to the North-American guidelines our study better reflects the resources available in our country