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Introduction: This paper provides a review and analysis of cross-fertilisation opportunities between the shipbuilding industry in Colombia and the Offshore Wind Energy (OWE) sector. Problem: In Colombia, offshore wind resources are available, so it is necessary to analyse the potential areas where national shipbuilding industries could take advantage of their knowledge and experience for the development of OWE projects. Objective: The study is aimed at identifying the main aspects involved in the design and construction of floating platforms for Offshore Wind Turbines (OWTs) and to examine the restrictions and capabilities of the Colombian shipbuilding industry for their implementation. Methodology: A review of the technical aspects related to Floating Offshore Wind Turbines (FOWTs) and the integration of shipyards with the OWE value chain was carried out; subsequently, cross-fertilisation opportunities between the shipbuilding industry in Colombia and the OWE sector were analysed and discussed. Results: There are multiple areas in which the shipbuilding industry in Colombia could participate in the value chain of the floating offshore wind energy sector in Colombia, taking advantage of the knowledge and experience in topics such as shipbuilding, marine engineering, steelmaking, and construction techniques. Conclusion: The Colombian shipbuilding industry could enter new R&D areas derived from OWE projects, while its most significant contribution would be its experience for the design and construction of vessels for the installation, operation and maintenance of FOWTs. Originality: Through this investigation, the correlation between the Colombian shipbuilding industry and the emerging OWE market is identified. Limitations: At an international level, FOWTs are under development and testing. In the national context, currently, there is not an established OWE sector. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: It has been recommended that professionals who are planning to perform uterine transplantation should first carry out animal experiments. This paper describes the procedure for uterine transplant in sheep, as well as short and medium- term results. Materials and methods: Experimental surgery study in sheep subjected to uterine explantation and transplant. Four 40-50 kg sheep received uteri transplantation (orthotopic) from four live donors. End-to-side vascular anastomosis was used, the vagina was sutured on one plane and the uterus was fixed to the pelvic wall. Complications and 180-day evolution are described. Results: Transplant surgery was accomplished in the 4 sheep. Surgical time in the first procedure was 240 minutes, while the last procedure lasted 185 minutes. Warm ischemia time was reduced from 42 to 22 minutes. One sheep died on the seventh postoperative day due to an intraoperative complication unrelated to the vascular anastomosis. A second sheep developed local vaginal infection treated with metronidazole and evolved satisfactorily. No transplant rejection had occurred in the remaining 3 sheep after 6 months. Conclusions: The ovine model allowed surgical training in experimental uterine transplant surgery. For the authors, it offered an opportunity to gain knowledge and make progress towards future uterus transplantation in women with absolute uterine factor infertility in Colombia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Se presenta un resumen en inglés y español sobre el artículo "El nivel de inglés después de cursar educación superior en Colombia: una comparación de distribuciones."

The article discusses the role of pharmacist and pharmaceutical care in clinical research process and record important epidemiological aspects of clinical trials in Colombia. It mentions that medications need special attention, considering the research and development process, and evidencing the importance of Pharmaceutical Care and Pharmacotherapy follow-up in clinical trials. It also mentions a table related to General characteristics of the clinical trials analyzed in Colombia.

Se presenta un resumen en inglés y español para el artículo "Crecimiento económico y demográfico regional en Colombia, 1985-2012."