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6. Guidelines (short version) of the French Otorhinolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery Society (SFORL) on patient pathway organization in ENT: The therapeutic decision-making process

Author

Deneuve, S., Babin, E., Lacau-St-Guily, J., Baujat, B., Bensadoun, R.-J., Bozec, A., Chevalier, D., Choussy, O., Cuny, F., Fakhry, N., Guigay, J., Makeieff, M., Merol, J.-C., Mouawad, F., Pavillet, J., Rebiere, C., Righini, C.-A., Sostras, M.-C., Tournaille, M., and Vergez, S.

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2015
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8. Recommandation de la SFORL sur l’organisation du parcours de soins en cancérologie des voies aéro-digestives supérieures (version courte). Prise en charge précoce des patients porteurs d’un cancer de la tête et du cou

Author

Cuny, F., Babin, E., Lacau Saint Guily, J., Baujat, B., Bensadoun, R., Bozec, A., Chevalier, D., Choussy, O., Deneuve, S., Fakhry, N., Guigay, J., Makeieff, M., Merol, J.-C., Mouawad, F., Pavillet, J., Rebiere, C., Righini, C., Sostras, M.-C., Tournaille, M., and Vergez, S.

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2015
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18. Outil d'aide à la décision pour la gestion des eaux pluviales sur un territoire urbain

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Boisson, J., Savignac, J., Cuny, F., Fagot, C., Isenmann, G., Fisher, M., Dufresne, M., Vazquez, J., Humbel, X., IRH Ingenieur Conseil, and Brelot, Elodie

Subjects
stratégie, urbanisme, [SDE.IE]Environmental Sciences/Environmental Engineering, aide à la décision, decision aid, réglementation, strategy, urban planning, policy
Abstract

Colloque avec actes et comité de lecture. Internationale.; International audience

Published
2016

19. Untersuchung von 142 Cochlea-Implantat Defekten: Ursachen, Zeitpunkt und Effekte auf das Sprachverstehen

Author

Cuny, C, Cuny, F, Baumann, U, and Stöver, T

Subjects
ddc: 610, 610 Medical sciences, Medicine
Abstract

Die Versorgung von Patienten mit einer ausgeprägten Schwerhörigkeit mittels Cochlea-Implantation (CI) hat sich inzwischen weltweit zu einem Standardverfahren entwickelt. Wie bei allen Medizinprodukten kann es auch bei Cochlea-Implantaten zu einem medizinisch oder technisch bedingten Implantatausfall[for full text, please go to the a.m. URL], 86. Jahresversammlung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Hals-Nasen-Ohren-Heilkunde, Kopf- und Hals-Chirurgie

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2015
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31. Analyse des plantes de melon (Cucumis melo L) issues de croisements avec du pollen irradie a differentes doses

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Cuny, F., Dumas de Vaulx, Robert, Longhi, B., Siadous, R., Avignon Université (AU), Station d'amélioration des plantes maraîchères, Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA), Institut Montpelliérain d'Imagerie Médico-biologique et de Mastologie, Partenaires INRAE, and Commissariat à l'énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives (CEA)

Subjects
[SDV.SA]Life Sciences [q-bio]/Agricultural sciences, CYTOMETRIE EN FLUX
Abstract

National audience; In musk melon, the effects of γ-irradiation applied to pollen, on haploid embryos and plantlet production have been evaluated after autopollinization or hybridization. The use of nuclear genetic markers confirmed the parthenogenetic origin of these embryos. The disruption of the double fertilization process seemed to be better accepted by the genotype . 1FGl (3.4% of embryos) than by Védrantais (2% of embryos). Whatever the irradiation dose between 0.15 and 2.5 kGy, the parthenogenetical response was always present. For the Védrantais genotype, embryo induction was higher during summer than in autumn. A maximum of 70% of those embryos placed on a specific culture medium developed into haploid plants. Plantlet ploidy was determined from leaves using flow cytometry. Routine use of this method allows an early screened of plantlets and efficient elimination of diploids obtained from accidental fertilization. No aneuploid was detected. All the plants obtained showed the normal expected phenotypes.; Chez le melon, les conséquences de l’irradiation γ du pollen du génotype Védrantais sur le rendement en embryons et en plantules haploïdes sont évaluées après autopollinisation et après hybridation avec le génotype F1Gl. L’utilisation de marqueurs génétiques nucléaires permet de confirmer l’origine parthénogénétique des embryons obtenus. La perturbation du processus de double fécondation semble mieux acceptée par le génotype F1Gl (3,4 d’embryons pour 100 graines) que par Védrantais (2 d’embryons pour 100 graines). Quelles que soient les doses d’irradiation comprises entre 0,15 et 2,5 kGy, la réponse parthénogénétique est toujours présente. Pour le génotype Védrantais testé, l’induction d’embryons est plus élevée en été qu’en automne. Au maximum 70% de ces embryons placés sur un milieu de culture spécifique ont évolué en plantes haploïdes. Le niveau de ploïdie des plantules a été déterminé en cytométrie en flux à partir de feuilles. Actuellement, l’utilisation en routine de cette technique permet un tri précoce des plants in vitro et l’élimination rapide des diploïdes issus de fécondations accidentelles. Aucun aneuploïde n’est détecté. Toutes les plantes obtenues présentent les phénotypes normaux attendus.

Published
1992

32. The virtual mesh

Author

Alonso, L., primary, Cuny, F., additional, Jean, S. Petit, additional, Paul, J.-C., additional, Lazard, S., additional, and Wies, E., additional

Published
2001
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44. Analyse des plantes de melon (Cucumis melo L) issues de croisements avec du pollen irradi? ? diff?rentes doses

Author

Cuny, F., Vaulx, Dumas de, Longhi, B., and Siadous, R.

Abstract

Chez le melon, les cons?quences de l'irradiation y du pollen du g?notype V?drantais sur le rendement en embryons et en plantules haplo?des sont ?valu?es apr?s autopollinisation et apr?s hybridation avec le g?notype F1GI. L'utilisation de marqueurs g?n?tiques nucl?aires permet de confirmer l'origine parth?nog?n?tique des embryons obtenus. La perturbation du processus de double f?condation semble mieux accept?e par le g?notype F1GI(3,4 d'embryons pour 100 graines) que par V?drantais (2 d'embryons pour 100 graines). Quelles que soient les doses d'irradiation comprises entre 0,15 et 2,5 kGy, la r?ponse parth?nog?n?tique est toujours pr?sente. Pour le g?notype V?drantais test?, l'induction d'embryons est plus ?lev?e en ?t? qu'en automne. Au maximum 70% de ces embryons plac?s sur un milieu de culture sp?cifique ont ?volu? en plantes haplo?des. Le niveau de plo?die des plantules a ?t? d?termin? en cytom?trie en flux ? partir de feuilles. Actuellement, l'utilisation en routine de cette technique permet un tri pr?coce des plants in vitro et l'?limination rapide des diplo?des issus de f?condations accidentelles. Aucun aneuplo?de n'est d?tect?. Toutes les plantes obtenues pr?sentent les ph?notypes normaux attendus. Analysis of musk melon plants (Cucumis melo L) obtained after pollination with ?- irradiated pollen: effect of different doses. In musk melon, the effects of ?-irradiation applied to pollen, on haploid embryos and plantlet production have been evaluated after autopollinization or hybridization. The use of nuclear genetic markers confirmed the parthenogenetic origin of these embryos. The disruption of the double fertilization process seemed to be better accepted by the genotype F1.GI(3.4% of embryos) than by V?drantais (2% of embryos). Whatever the irradiation dose between 0.15 and 2.5 kGy, the parthenogenetical response was always present. For the V?drantais genotype, embryo induction was higher during summer than in autumn. A maximum of 70% of those embryos placed on a specific culture medium developed into haploid plants. Plantlet ploidy was determined from leaves using flow cytometry. Routine use of this method allows an early screened of plantlets and efficient elimination of diploids obtained from accidental fertilization. No aneuploid was detected. All the plants obtained showed the normal expected phenotypes.

Published
1992
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45. Etude mécanique de l'émergence du maïs

Author

Cuny, F., Unité de Science du Sol, and Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA)

Subjects
[SDV]Life Sciences [q-bio], RELATION PLANTE SOL, TENEUR EN EAU DU SOL
Abstract

* INRA, URD, Domaine Saint-Paul, Site Agroparc, 84914 Avignon, Cedex 9 Diffusion du document : INRA, URD, Domaine Saint-Paul, Site Agroparc, 84914 Avignon, Cedex 9

Published
1987

47. Principles of disaster management. Lesson 13. Organizational development.

Author

Cuny FC

Subjects
Education, Continuing, Guidelines as Topic, Humans, Organizational Objectives, Planning Techniques, Professional Competence, Decision Making, Organizational, Disaster Planning standards, Emergency Medical Services organization & administration, Relief Work organization & administration
Abstract

Change in any organization is difficult. Relief organizations constantly are evolving and changing form to adapt to different needs, demands, and environment. As the phases of a disaster evolve, adjustments must be made by relief organizations to meet the changing needs. The sequential processes used to manage change include recognition and diagnosis of the problem, identification of alternatives, recognition of limiting conditions, selection of a strategy for change, and implementing and monitoring the change. The techniques used to effect change may be classified as structural, management, or technological. Changes can occur in division of labor, content of the work, relationships with other workers, supervisory and/or technical skills, operations, and decision-making hierarchy. Approaches can be mandated from the top, worked out jointly by management and personnel, or implemented by the affected personnel. Implementation of changes has two dimensions: timing and scope. Whenever changes are implemented, the impact of the changes must be monitored and the effects compared with what was expected.

Published
2001
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48. Fred C. Cuny Memorial Continuing Education series: principles of disaster management. Lesson 6: Personnel and personnel management.

Author

Cuny FC

Subjects
Humans, Personnel Staffing and Scheduling, Refugees, Salaries and Fringe Benefits, Volunteers, Personnel Management methods, Relief Work organization & administration
Abstract

Relief operations require capable responsible staff. This lesson discusses the types of staff and workers required. It stresses the importance of employing locals and refugees in filling many of these positions, and examines the role of volunteers, paid personnel, and expatriates and the issues involved.

Published
1999

49. Fred C. Cuny Memorial Continuing Education series principles of disaster management. Lesson 4: Information management.

Author

Cuny FC

Subjects
Decision Support Techniques, Humans, Probability, Risk Assessment organization & administration, Decision Making, Organizational, Disaster Planning organization & administration, Health Facility Administrators education, Health Facility Administrators psychology, Information Management education, Information Management organization & administration
Published
1999

50. Principles of disaster management. Lesson 2: Program planning.

Author

Cuny FC

Subjects
Budgets organization & administration, Disaster Planning economics, Disaster Planning methods, Disaster Planning trends, Forecasting methods, Health Care Rationing methods, Health Care Rationing organization & administration, Health Services Needs and Demand organization & administration, Health Services Needs and Demand trends, Disaster Planning organization & administration, Program Development methods
Abstract

Many of the problems that develop in disaster management can be avoided with good program planning. Assessment following a disaster is essential. Needs assessment is essential in the early phases of a disaster and situation assessments become more important as the disaster process continues. Both are dynamic and continuous processes. Program planning requires setting policies, goals, and objectives with the end result of selection of strategies to accomplish the mission. Implementation of the strategies requires identification of funding sources, allocation of the resources, development management, and monitoring of the progress. Together, these elements should result in a balanced and successful program.

Published
1998

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