Tratamiento odontológico integral de amelogénesis imperfecta hipoplásica

Aborda el caso de un niño preescolar al que se le realizó un tratamiento odontológico bajo anestesia general para rehabilitar el sector anterior con coronas de resina compuesta a fin de mejorar la estética, la fonación y deglución, y el sector posterior con coronas metálicas preformadas para devolverle la función masticatoria y la dimensión vertical perdida a consecuencia de la severa destrucción dental que presentaba el paciente.Trabajo académic

“Do I want PrEP or do I want a roof?”: Social determinants of health and HIV prevention in the southern United States

Scaling up use of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) among young men who have sex with men and transgender women (YMSM/TGW) is a critical part of the Ending the HIV Epidemic plan. This qualitative study contextualized the social determinants of health (SDOH) that can impede HIV prevention in rural North and South Carolina with 14 key informant interviews with stakeholders and 3 focus groups with YMSM/TGW (N = 23). A deductive-inductive approach with multiple coders was employed to identify themes related to SDOH in rural areas, including economic challenges (e.g., housing and food insecurity), neighborhood characteristics (e.g., lack of transportation), healthcare-related issues (e.g., provider shortages) and educational barriers (e.g., lack of comprehensive and inclusive sexual education). The socio-environmental context of the rural South and prioritization of local, community-based partnerships are necessary to reduce the burden of HIV

Effective charge versus bare charge for colloids in the infinite dilution limit

We propose an analytical approximation for the dependence of the effective charge on the bare charge for spherical and cylindrical macro-ions as a function of the size of the colloid and salt content, for the situation of a unique colloid immersed in a sea of electrolyte (where the definition of an effective charge is non ambiguous). Our approach is based on the Poisson-Boltzmann (PB) mean-field theory. Mathematically speaking, our estimate is asymptotically exact in the limit $\kappa a\gg 1$, where $a$ is the radius of the colloid and $\kappa$ the inverse screening length. In practice, a careful comparison with effective charges parameters obtained by numerically solving the full non-linear PB theory proves that it is good down to $\kappa a\sim 1$. This is precisely the limit appropriate to treat colloidal suspensions. A particular emphasis is put on the range of parameters suitable to describe both single and double strand DNA molecules under physiological conditions.Comment: Proceedings of the International Conference on Strongly Coupled Coulomb Systems, Santa Fe (2002

”Why would I not feel safe?” : a study about lgbtq+-peoples view of the Swedish public library as a safe place.

The purpose and aim of this study was to examine how lgbtq+-people view the Swedish public library as a safe place, and what part the librarians behavior towards this group played in this. A questionnaire was sent out to multiple social media groups aimed towards lgbtq+-people in Sweden, as well as a few acquaintances of the authors that fit the target group. The questionnaire garnered 47 answers. The theory used for analyzing the results of the study was Wexelbaums ideas and principles around “the library as safe space”, viewed through a queer theory lens. The results found that the respondents primarily felt that the Swedish public library is a safe place, some to the degree of questioning why it wouldn’t be. The results also indicate that the librarians behavior towards the group play a big part in these feelings

”Why would I not feel safe?” : a study about lgbtq+-peoples view of the Swedish public library as a safe place.

The purpose and aim of this study was to examine how lgbtq+-people view the Swedish public library as a safe place, and what part the librarians behavior towards this group played in this. A questionnaire was sent out to multiple social media groups aimed towards lgbtq+-people in Sweden, as well as a few acquaintances of the authors that fit the target group. The questionnaire garnered 47 answers. The theory used for analyzing the results of the study was Wexelbaums ideas and principles around “the library as safe space”, viewed through a queer theory lens. The results found that the respondents primarily felt that the Swedish public library is a safe place, some to the degree of questioning why it wouldn’t be. The results also indicate that the librarians behavior towards the group play a big part in these feelings

”Why would I not feel safe?” : a study about lgbtq+-peoples view of the Swedish public library as a safe place.

The purpose and aim of this study was to examine how lgbtq+-people view the Swedish public library as a safe place, and what part the librarians behavior towards this group played in this. A questionnaire was sent out to multiple social media groups aimed towards lgbtq+-people in Sweden, as well as a few acquaintances of the authors that fit the target group. The questionnaire garnered 47 answers. The theory used for analyzing the results of the study was Wexelbaums ideas and principles around “the library as safe space”, viewed through a queer theory lens. The results found that the respondents primarily felt that the Swedish public library is a safe place, some to the degree of questioning why it wouldn’t be. The results also indicate that the librarians behavior towards the group play a big part in these feelings