15 research outputs found
Rice-fish farming systems research in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta: identification of constraints
Integrated Rice-Fish Farming System in Bangladesh: An Ex-ante Value Chain Evaluation Framework
Rice-fish farming systems research in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta: identification of constraints
The Effect of Fish on the Abundance of the Rice Caseworm Nymphula depunctalis (Guenee) (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) in Direct Seeded, Concurrent Rice-Fish Fields
Aquaculture business opportunities in Egypt
Egyptian fish farming has witnessed a spectacular development resulting in an industry that is number 7 worldwide and number 2 in tilapia production. As such the industry is an important contributor to Egypt's economy as well as a major provider of cheap fish protein. However there are a number of developments that potentially could result in a stagnation or even collapse of the industry
Echocardiographic assessment of preload conditions does not help at the neonatal intensive care unit
To determine the value of noninvasive assessment of right ventricular preload in neonates, a prospective unblinded study was performed. Thirty-seven neonates without heart disease (median birth weight 1390 g, range 900 to 4400) were studied at the neonatal intensive care unit, comparing directly measured central venous pressure (CVP) and two-dimensional echocardiographic measurement of the maximum and minimum diameter of the inferior vena cava and calculated vena cava. index (VCI). CVP was higher in conventionally ventilated and high-frequency oscillatory ventilated neonates than in those breathing spontaneously (p <0.0001). VCI in high-frequency oscillatory ventilated patients was lower (5 +/- 4) than in spontaneously breathing (56 +/- 19) and conventionally ventilated (49 +/- 19) (p = 0.002) neonates. CVP and VCI were inversely correlated in spontaneously breathing (r = -0.631), but not in conventionally and high-frequency oscillatory ventilated patients. VCI does not predict CVP in ventilated premature neonates, the correlation is limited only to spontaneously breathing infant
