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Interesting, I will share with my colleague

IT depends on the area which is affected , as MCA VS ACA OR PCA stroke?

need to identify area or artery specific gait disturbances.

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Dear Hossain

You should follow the https://www.scopus.com/home.uri link and then find related journals to your topic and your preferred language. After finding the best journal go to instruction for authors (authors guidelines) and read the APC or Copyright rules.

If you send your title we can direct you to the best ones.

We hypothesize that future generations of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies specifically adapted for biological sciences will help enable the reintegration of biology.

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Breath rate variability (BRV) as an alternate measure of meditation even over a short duration is proposed. The main objective of this study is to test the hypothesis that BRV is a simple measure that differentiates between meditators and nonmeditators.

Dear Dr.Hashemi

Heart-centered greetings

Let me first introduce myself to you: I'm Sadeq AL-Fayyadh, PhD. Chair of the Adult Health Nursing at the University of Baghdad, College of Nursing. I'm writing to you responding to your Call for Research Cooperation on Research Gate.

It is my honor & pleasure joining your research team. I did contacted you by announced e-mail too.

Thank you very much

Dear Pr Brücher,

Thank you for sharing with us these useful informations.

Best regards,

Pr Hambaba

Yes with my pleasure

Dear Farrokh Valizadeh, there are wide range of available choices. Please check the following documents. My Regards

10.1016/j.carbpol.2020.117087

Dear Alothman,

First I congratulate you for your motivation of the research. The following important point must be in your mind. There are often times when added research would be required to make it easier for a study to go forward. Your research plans could include an analysis of the methods of study that could work in the future and what points about a topic could be reviewed in such studies. The recommendations that are incorporated into your paper can certainly be important to your work. Be certain when writing your paper that you have clear recommendations that are easy to follow and can be utilized right and are not overly complicated or tough to use in some way.

Regards.

With translation to English:

Do you have medicine and research in your blood? Then we are looking for you! The University Medical Center Mannheim stands for quality-assured, university maximum care and is one of the largest medical institutions and research centers in the region. With the Mannheim Medical Faculty of the traditional University of Heidelberg and the University Hospital Mannheim, we are combining two strong partners. Every year we offer around 52,000 inpatients and day care patients as well as 212,000 outpatients admitted a wide range of the most modern diagnostics and therapy procedures. In 30 specialist clinics and institutes, 5,000 employees are equally committed to health care, research and teaching. The Medical Faculty Mannheim of the University of Heidelberg is looking for the 2nd Medical Clinic (Clinic Director: Prof. Dr. M. Ebert) full-time as soon as possible, limited to 1 year with the option of extension Technical assistance (BTA, MTLA, CTA, BSc) (m / f / d) You will strengthen the team of the Hepatology (Head: Prof. Dr. Dr. Teufel) and Molecular Hepatology (Head: Prof. Dr. Dooley) for the generation of primary cultures using semi-automated cell isolation from various tissues, as part of a BMBF-funded project (Dr. Meyer). The position includes animal experimentation. The area of ​​responsibility includes:

Preparation of primary liver cells from mouse and human tissue and their cultivation Involvement in the development and validation of new methods and quality control Implementation of test methods (microscopic examinations, flow cytometry, cell assays, etc.) Independent implementation of the experiments and careful documentation (SOPs) Participation in the establishment and optimization of the cell isolation method we developed

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An activity associated with a high level of responsibility and a diverse range of tasks An open-minded and motivated team Offers to support the compatibility of family and work Support for your personal and professional development through the internal education program of Heidelberg University Remuneration according to the provisions of the collective agreement for the civil service of the federal states (TV-L) Old-age provision for the public service (VBL)

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I am very interested.

You can't go wrong with UpToDate (uptodate.com). It's an incredible source of recent information on basic science and it's irreplaceable with clinical practice as well.

It's subscription-based but well worth the price. Alternatively, you can check if your university provides students with access to it.

Hope this helps.

Also in Middle East we have many inquires about this

Yes, it is used in many countries and most people understand.

Dear Barry,

Like Trump, I wash my hands of any responsibility for my ultracrepidarianism ... it's all Obama's fault!

Regards,

Bob

PS but seriously, I believe the Internet (specifically Google) had a lot to do with the pandemic of ultracrepidarians ... more than we realize!

Thank you very much Dr. Omer Tontus for the book writing invitation. I will keep following this thread.

Thank you.. I need it please

Hi,

Since it shows simililarity to P. alcaligenes, so more likely holds a potential for bioremediation purposes. Pseudomonases in soil are more decomposer than a pathogen.Of course underlying in P. aeruginosa lineage, it can also holds potential for being human pathogen.

Please kindly follow these papers:

Blood Type Biochemistry and Human Disease,

Wiley Interdiscip Rev Syst Biol Med. Author manuscript; available in PMC 2017 Nov 1.

Published in final edited form as:

Wiley Interdiscip Rev Syst Biol Med. 2016 Nov; 8(6): 517–535. Published online 2016 Sep 7. doi: 10.1002/wsbm.1355

and also

Thanks to Satyaprasad Venkato, Marko Vok, and Michelle Murphy for your participation in this discussion and comments.

Dear Dorota, this study ended some years ago. Thank you for your interest and best of luck finding research to get involved in. Unfortunately my current research is also coming to an end very soon too.

All good wishes, Sarah

Koc University, Istanbul, Turkey - you can view program details .....MastersPortal.com.

University of Malaya is the only Malaysian university that has been ranked in the World’s Top 100 Universities by QS World University Rankings.

This is very interesting topic. Someone specialized in public health made a workshop for people from his community. During that, some one as being a ayoung brought his old mother to test for diabetes and by chance he asked a specialist to test his blood. The mother was negative for diabetes test but her son (young person) was positive. In this case was clinical education crusial?

I think it could potentially be relevant and studied by all those disciplines, but I think it would primarily fall under a specific area of psychology; occupational health psychology. It however would also depend on what aspects of burnout one is going to study.

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in China have spectacular results by treating diabetic foot. They were developed different herbal creams which are accepted by Chinese Food and Drug Administration and they are used in hospitals in China. The most terrible wounds can be treated by that medicines with great success. I saw it in Shanghai in Shuguang Hospital during my workshop at Shanghai TCM University.

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Sounds like sicca symptoms which can be seen in Sjogren syndrome.

Dear Dr. Okhovati,

You could follow the second Mohammad Moradi, send him a message using ResearchGate messaging, and make him aware of the problem. You could also write to the University, which is not his real affiliation, to follow the problem as well.

Kind regards,

Moohebat

Dear Mr. Assani

Thank you for your complete answer and good guidance. If you let me use your help further.

On which topic do you want to publish?

Merry TL, Ristow M. Mitohormesis in exercise training. Free Radic Biol Med 2016;98:123-130. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/285392332_Mitohormesis_in_exercise_training

From my experience in the U.S., history of medicine in the 1800s, 1900s is not emphasized in medical training. Usually, it is given short shrift. Ethics in medicine is emphasized to a much higher degree.

Good Luck

Nobody knows! :-) All fields are important. Look for good advisor and mentor, which help and promote you to become a good scientist and get later a good joby! Did you know the story of the rabbit, the fox, the wolf and the lion?

Dear Manijeh Khalili, the serological testing was only finished early this year. We are currently just focussing on the analysis of our existing data. But maybe options to cooperate will come up in the future. Best regards, Birgit

What is environmental mode for SEM you are discussing? Is it possibility to observe water and wet specimens? In contrast to low vac mode, this mode is rarely used, not much applications exists. If you really need to observe wet specimens, then buy it, otherwise low vac mode is sufficient for most applications.

If you consider two SEMs with the same column and same gun, but one of them is equipped for wet mode, then you will not see any difference in performance and service life. Water vapor is harmless for modern SEM. Of course, if you put in oily, greasy and such specimens you can contaminate your microscope, but it will be your specimens, not microscope design that matter.

Dear sir,

Certianly case reports are useful in medicine. As in all branches, medical science is continuosly building process and it is based on information gathered from all types of studies. You will find case report to be of paramount benifit when reviewing rare conditions. As in such situations you will not find enough cohort to be enrolled in other study types.

Many journals are not very interested in publishing such studies, the truth behind this is the low citing rate a case report could get which indeed is not helpfull in growing impact factor a journal may credited, so unless you are reporting a new occurance or a new diagnostic or surgical modality you probably will be faced with a low potential for publication

My opinion would somewhat differ. I routinely see patients referred to us with significant morbidity and mortality from clinicians erroneously drawing their own conclusions about imaging. This VERY frequently occurs where complex MRI artifacts that are easily recognized by a radiologist trained in MRI physics are misinterpreted by clinicians, along with other routine mistakes I see. I am fortunate that my clinical teams frequently are in communication about imaging findings and expressing their concerns all for the benefit of our patients. There once was a time before PACS where you would have had to go to the radiologist to even see the images! This forced open communication. I would STRONGLY suggest to you that if you have concern about a radiologist report, you should DISCUSS WITH THEM! Both the clinician and the radiologist bring an enormous amount of unique knowledge and experience to the table.

Hi,

This observation is correct. Many mathematicians in various institutions and countries resent the impact factor as a measure of scientific excellence since it does not reflect accurately the value of papers in their field. Mathematics is an exact science, but its citation dynamics is similar to the social sciences. One bibliometric rule is that every science field has a different citation dynamics, and the comparison should take place within fields and not between them.

Hi Sebastian,

A combination of matching and DiD is usually a good idea. Do get in touch if you want to discuss it further (I'm also a good friend of Esteve), I am always happy to read/hear about these topics.

Cheers.

Dear Professor, In mathematical modelling for drug delivery we are using PDE.

Canada, South Africa.

Hi Tahura

in a simple term

vasculogenesis:  formation of the new vascular network when there are no pre-existing vessels.

angiogenesis:  formation of the new vascular network by sprouting and splitting from pre-existing vessels.

Please see the following articles for more info:

Cancer Treat Res. 2004;117:3-32.

Vasculogenesis and angiogenesis.

The Cell Cycle in the Central Nervous System pp 31-41

Vasculogenesis and Angiogenesis

I hope it will help

Amin

I hope it will help

Globalization made the World into a  small village and by one click we can see/know/learn many things from where we are! With steadfastness and determination one can achieve what one wanted to achieve. 

Thanks for your prompt reply Dr Yong-Ku Kim.

Me too, let me know about our future project,

Kind Regards,

Mario Juruena 

Dears.,  simply, if you are still interested in publishing your work in that particular journal, request clarification letter from the editor-in-chief ... good luck ...

Thank you so much for all these valuable information.

Welcome to the world of natural products.

Why not  reported in Israel???? Judy

Thank you for new ideas, Dr. Hussain.  After all we investigated the diet of patient, and the concentration of SUA was in some link with amount of vegetables, he ate a day before. The existence of third hidden factor is still discussable.

I added a project update today on request, so please have a look and comment either there or here.

Hi Luc thank you for your answer! I know this system that I usually do in my elaborations. I am wondering if you know how to merge the info from studies assessing HRs using the continous variables and those using categories. I usually keep separate these info. Do you have any idea?

I've done mostly lymphoceles and I have converted my practice to single shot ethanol  immediately after placement of the catheter and extensive imaging with abscessography. I then remove the catheter after rotating the patient in the recovery room for 1 hour. I did 1 postoperative seroma in the anterior abdominal subcutaneous tissues with ethanol in this fashion and she did well. I only have an n of 1 with seromas. If you want to play it safe, you could use Betadine after an abscessogram demonstrating no leakage. However, it would entail self injection by the patient at home for about a week or so depending on the size of the seroma. Alternatively you could use one of the known antibiotics including Doxy. Sorry I don't have a great recommendation. Ethanol can be scary but if there is no leakage, it can be used at one third the volume.

Hello Lloyd ,,, I am a member of the evidence based center , Cairo Univeristy Egypt and a memeber of CASP Egypt team ,,,,,,,I recommend using CASP checklist for quality assessment of cohort ans cross sectional studies or SIGN for the relevant study designs

link for CASP is http://www.casp-uk.net/

link for SIGN ishttp://www.sign.ac.uk/methodology/checklists.html

wish u all the best 

Dear Sajjad,

I found the following two papers containing a very helpful step by step guide to conducting a systematic review.

Make sure you stick to the PRISMA guide when reporting (especially if you are planning to publish your paper), and for quality assessment I found Jadad score been heavily used to assess the quality of RCT included.

There will be some variations if you plan to encompass other design than a RCT. The book titled “doing a systematic review: A student guide” is useful as well (reference below).

Electronic Medical records are sensitive pieces of information that requires extensive and strong protection. Taking an example of a bankrupt hospital may put some light on the matter. A cancer hospital dealing with all stages of cancer patients filed for bankrupcy and was taken over by a loan lending bank. After the take over was complete, the bank officials scrutinized all such patient details who were in their last stages of cancer, had extremely less chances of survival and had pending loans with the same bank. The loan accounts for these patients was closed and the loan amounts forfeited. As a solution, one could use steganographic protocols to hide patient medical records (which are primarily text) within medical report images. In this case, only an authorized doctor or medical personnel may have access to the records. To all others, the existence of the records remains concealed.

Hope this helps a bit

The birth satisfaction scale revised - (BSS-R) produced by Hollins Martin

Caroline J. Hollins Martin, PhD, MPhil, BSc, PGCE, ADM, RM, RGN, MBPsS (Professor of Midwifery), Colin R. Martin, PhD, MBA, BSc, RN, YCAP, CPsychol, CSci, AFBPsS (Professor of Mental Health)  Development and psychometric properties of the Birth Satisfaction Scale-Revised (BSS-R) Midwifery 30 (2014) 610–619 

J Gastroenterol. 2000;35(11):861-3.

Acute appendicitis caused by amebiasis.

Gotohda N1, Itano S, Okada Y, Horiki S, Endo A, Terada N, Isozaki H, Takakura N, Tanaka N.

Jorjoh,

The answer is a little complicated because it's a personal opinion. I advise you to have an isotype control because most referees ask for it when you submit your data, so better be safe than sorry.

Personally, I don't think isotypes for surface stain answers anything other than if your blocking worked. And you must never use it as gating control, nor compensation, nor something you subtract from your assay. I believe in this because there isn't such thing as a perfect isotype. Take a look at this paragraph:

"In order to be useful, the isotype control should ideally be the same isotype, both in terms of species, heavy chain (IgA, IgG, IgD, IgE, or IgM) and light chain (kappa or lambda) class, the same fluorochrome (PE, APC, etc.), and have the same F:P ratio. F:P is a measurement of how many fluorescent molecules are present on each antibody."

This paragraph is from the link below. Take a look at it!

Dr. Sersar,

The answer to your question is decided by the judicial system where the medical negligence exists.  You are in Saudi Arabia and I can't speak to the rules regarding medical jurisprudence in your country.   

In the USA there are 4 elements to malpractice.

Duty – A duty must have been owed to a patient by a healthcare practitioner charged with that patient’s care. The doctor-patient relationship is a common example of a situation where that duty would exist.

Breach of Duty –The healthcare practitioner who had the duty of care for that patient must have failed in his/her duty by not exercising the degree of care or medical skill that another healthcare professional in the same specialty would have used in an equal situation. (This is when an expert is often called in to testify as to what an appropriate standard of care would be.)

Damage – The patient must have suffered emotional or physical injury while in the care of the healthcare practitioner. The injury can be a new one, or an aggravation of an existing injury.

Cause – There must be solid proof that the breach of duty by the healthcare practitioner caused the patient’s injury.

A successful medical malpractice suit will have proven that all four of these factors exist. If the defendant or healthcare practitioner being sued can prove that one or more of the elements does not exist, then the plaintiff would not prevail.

Each individual involved in medical negligence can be found at fault. Not just the attending physician.   Negligence cases can target multiple individuals.

We use one of the technique proposed by Shin J OH. ; electrodes in the 7-8th intercostal space; other methods can also be used acc to experience.

Putting measurable Parametres to the three dimensions of the expectancy theory of Vroom might be a good starting conceptual framework

To what type of energy do you refer?

Electromagnetic energy? thermal energy? chemical bonds? kinetic energy?

Or do you mean psychological "energy" / resilience / self efficacy?

Or yin and yang, or Chakra alignment??

I'm sorry but until terms are defined I honestly find it difficult to understand what your question means.

Full text in pdf link above.

When you bring up the article in first message above it references on right side of page a series of related articles.

I remember about 8-10 Peyronie cases in whom I used both fascias - just because they resemble  tunica albuginea better than dermis (where I could imagine bulging post-op....?)

Ok, here it goes: the null hypothesis for the two-tailed test is p (pie value) = 0.5, thus the two-tailed hypothesis test will result in rejection if it differs greatly from 0.5 in “either direction” (p ≠0.5). On the other hand, the null hypothesis for one-tailed test is p ≤ 0.5, thus it would be rejected if p>0.5. Now whether you want one-tailed or two-tailed test depends on what you are trying to prove from your data in a particular discipline.

Two tailed tests are appropriate when the directional change is less important than finding whether there is any effect of the independent variable at all. For example, if a drug is tested for a disease x, just to know whether it has any effect (positive or negative) on patients, two tailed tests are appropriate. It will just detect whether any effect is there, good or bad. On the other hand, when direction is known or expected, then one-tailed test would be appropriate. For example, if a drug is known to treat for disease x, then the probability of its positive outcomes can be tested through one-tailed hypothesis.

Summary: The alternative hypothesis in the one-tailed test it is p > 0.5, and the two-tailed test is p ≠ 0.5.

Dear Sobechukwu

I don't really see the necessity to use a 'fetal' approach fro adults, particularly not, since a lot of work is available in this regardd.

Have you gone through the references and those mentioned as 'external links' on this issue in the Wikipedia article?:

That should give you ample of good quality papers and sites to look at.

Or, is this a misunderstanding and you are looking for something different here? May be, I am not understanding where you are heading to...... (?)

good luck!

Sibylel