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2. A-BASE-DE-PROS: una implementaci\'on pr\'actica de los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible en la Universidad Polit\'ecnica de Madrid

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Almendros, Patricia, Otegui, Silvia, Nares, Alejandro, del Fresno, Laura, Ablanque, Javier, Blanco, Irene, Ferrer, Juan Ramón, Benito, Sonia, Lopez, Carmen, García, Sonia, Fernández, León, Zubelzu, Sergio, Sánchez, Raúl, Esteve, Paloma, Benito, Rosa María, Losada, Juan Carlos, Saa, Antonio, Gascó, Gabriel, Méndez, Ana M., Montoya, Mónica, de Francisco, Marina, Ruiz, Jesús, Seoanez, Samuel, Castilla, Sara, Fuente, Dámaris, Santiuste, Raquel, Polo, María Dolores, Viana, Juan Carlos, Serrano, Alberto, García, Raimundo, Fernández, Sergio Burgas, Gutiérrez, Aurora, Pascual, Pablo, Parra, Beatriz, Soto, Manuel, Domínguez, María Felisa, Martín, Cristina, López, Cristina, Alarcón, Juan Carlos, Lidón, Nuria Alfonso, Garde, Esther, Maroto, María José, Esteban, Elena, Veguillas, Lucía, Mora, Francisco, Montalvo, María del Prado, Villanueva, Olga, Villa, Elena, and Revuelta, Fabio

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Physics - Physics Education
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The influence of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has been widely spread over the last years, establishing new public and privat policies. Education has also been experiencing this change by aligning with the previous goals. In this chapter, we briefly summarize the main activities conducted under the Grant APS22.2003 'Service-based learning of the SDGs related to a responsible production and consumption (A-BASE-DE-PROS)', which uses the SDG 12 as a guide line to raise the awareness of the importance of the 2030 Agenda among undergraduate and secondary-school students. In general, the service-based learning has increased the knowledge of the SDGs among the students. Furthermore, most of the (university and secondary) students found the service-learning, Comment: 8 pages, in Spanish language, 8 figures

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2023

5. Cecal volvulus: a rare cause of intestinal obstruction

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Camargo, Gabriela de Moura, primary, Paiva, Renan Lemos Ferreira Andrade, additional, Fonseca, Bia Yamashita, additional, Bueno, Vitor Hugo Veronez de Souza, additional, Borges, Ana Sofia Fortunato, additional, Silva e Souza, Luiz Otávio, additional, Mendonça, Lucas Vilas Boas, additional, Zucherato, Mariana Bortoluci, additional, Viana, Enzo Barreto, additional, Francisco, Marina Magalhaes, additional, Kallas, Felipe Elias Brusamolin, additional, and Kallás, Maria Sylvia Rennó, additional

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2022
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7. Influence of the Application of Different Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles on a Lettuce Crop Grown in an Acidic Mediterranean Soil.

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Francisco, Marina de, Fernandes-Silva, Pedro, Durães, Luisa, Romeiro, Andreia, Álvarez-Torrellas, Silvia, and Almendros, Patricia

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BIOFORTIFICATION, LETTUCE, LETTUCE growing, ACID soils, PORE water, CHLOROPHYLL
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Zinc (Zn) is a crucial micronutrient essential for the growth and development of crops. Recently, there has been growing interest in harnessing its benefits through the application of zinc oxide (ZnO) nanoparticles (NPs) as an alternative to conventional fertilizers. Different types of ZnO NPs were synthesized in the laboratory by a co-precipitation method using different precursor metal (Zn(NO3)2 for ZnO-1 and ZnSO4 for ZnO-2) and sources of hydroxyl groups (NaOH for ZnO-1 and NH4OH for ZnO-2) or by a sol–gel method, using ZnC4H6O4 (ZnO-3) or ZnSO4 (ZnO-4) as precursor metal. This study focused on the effect of these Zn sources on the impact on lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.) cultivation under acidic and Zn-deficient soil conditions. The efficacy of these Zn sources was evaluated by measuring the lettuce fresh weight, the stem diameter, the Zn concentrations in young leaves and mature leaves, the photosynthetic pigment content (chlorophyll and carotenoid), and the overall Zn status in the soil and soil pore water. The ZnO NPs with particle sizes of 76–104 nm positively affected the stem thickness (with an increase of up to 1.4 times that of the control) and crop biofortification with Zn (up to 3.2 and 12.6 times the Zn in young leaf and mature leaf, compared to the control). The smaller ZnO NPs (ZnO-1 and ZnO-3) showed the highest concentrations of bioavailable Zn and Zn in pore water at the end of the cultivation period (with an average increase of 41% compared to larger sources), resulting in high biofortification levels in both mature and young leaves. Peak concentrations of dissolved Zn in soil pore water were observed at 18 days after planting, followed by a decline attributed to the retention of Zn in more insoluble forms in the soil. The difference in Zn concentration between mature leaves and young leaves indicated its limited mobility in the plant, with more Zn accumulating in mature leaves. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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8. Purchase decision process: consumer involvement and the perceived risks of habitual wine consumers.

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Francisco, Marina, Francisca Teixeira, Sandrina, Luís Reis, José, Oliveira, Zaila, and Teixeira, Sara

Subjects
CONSUMER attitudes, WINE industry, CONSUMER behavior, ORGANIC wines, WINE marketing, ITALIAN wines, PRODUCT attributes
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Purpose: Global wine consumption has increased over the years. In 2021, Portugal reached an annual per capita consumption of almost 52 liters, followed by France, with an average consumption of around 47 liters of wine. However, Italy, in addition to having the third highest per capita consumption of wine, produces more wine than any other country in the world. In 2022, the volume of Italian wine production amounted to more than 49 million hectoliters (Statista, 2023). Currently, more than a third of all wine consumed globally is produced in another country, signifying a significant change in wine consumption patterns (Ohana-Levi & Netzer, 2023). The main wine exporters in 2019 were Italy, Spain and France, collectively representing 54% of the global market, while the largest importers were Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States (Carrasco et al., 2023). Therefore, to respond to this clear growth trend in the sector, it is considered important to deepen research into consumer involvement and perceived risks. Therefore, this study aims to verify the purchasing decision process of habitual wine consumers. Specifically: 1) explores the perceived risks that most affect habitual wine consumers; and 2) studies consumer involvement with wine. It is worth mentioning that the wine sector is competitive and demanding, and the search for new business opportunities involves renewal and adaptation to the current market. Furthermore, the literature identifies wine as a product whose acquisition involves a series of factors that imply the perception of risk in the appropriate choice of the product, compromising consumer decisions and determining behavior. Perceived risk significantly influences consumer behavior in relation to wine consumption (Nieto Villegas et al., 2023); Staub & Siegrist, 2022; Gupta & Duggal, 2020). Furthermore, factors such as perceived benefits, value for money and convenience play a crucial role in shaping consumers' attitudes towards wine, affecting their purchasing decisions (Le Fur et al., 2016). However, regardless of the product, the consumer's decision-making process encompasses all activities that precede the moment of purchase, in which the individual intervenes, rationally or emotionally, with the aim of choosing based on their needs. This process has three stages: pre-purchase, purchase and post-purchase (Quintanilla et al., 2014). As it is a product that cannot be evaluated by its internal characteristics until the moment of consumption, there is a perception of greater risk when the consumer makes his choice (Barber & Almanza, 2006), with a psychological risk that refers to the impact of being judged by the chosen wine (Bauman et al., 2019). Consumers' relationship with wine is multifaceted and influenced by several factors. Studies show that consumers associate their wine tourism experiences with subsequent wine preferences, emphasizing the importance of creating memorable wine tourism experiences to increase consumer engagement and loyalty (Connolly, 2019). Emotions play a significant role in consumers' wine choices, with positive experiences influencing preferences, especially for organic and vintage organic wines, preferred by women and environmentally conscious individuals (Picard et al., 2018). Wine consumption is deeply emotional and often occurs in social settings, with intrinsic and extrinsic factors impacting consumer emotions during consumption, highlighting the importance of understanding these emotional connections for consumer science and industry (Rahmani et al., 2019). Furthermore, consumers' purchasing choices are influenced by attributes such as gender, educational status, brand, price, place of production, harvest, and certification, emphasizing the need to focus on quality and brand when marketing wine products (Niimi et al., 2019). Methodology: A quantitative research approach was adopted, involving a nonprobabilistic convenience sample, with 237 regular wine consumers from Portugal and Spain. To measure “consumer involvement” the WIP scale developed by Bruwer et al. was used. (2014), which classifies consumers between “high involvement” and “low involvement”. The variable “perceived risk” was measured by a scale with 5 items: “The wine does not taste good”; “The (economic) value does not correspond to the wine”; “The people I share it with don’t like wine”; “This wine causes a headache” and “Let others judge the wine I chose”. Results: Regarding involvement with wine, the study reveals that around 80% of respondents have extensive involvement, which means that this product satisfies basic needs and is valued by consumers. Wine is interesting and important, it gives pleasure when buying and consuming it, they consider it a gift for themselves, or it allows them to leave a good impression among friends and acquaintances. Perceived risk is a factor that affects the consumer's purchasing decision process. In this study two conclusions are clear: first, in general terms, the perceived risk of habitual wine consumers is high and, second, two items, “The wine does not taste good” and “The economic value does not correspond to the wine” were those with the highest average. These two items measure functional risk and economic risk, respectively. When consumers know the brand, the perceived risk is better and decision-making is simplified, but when faced with the unknown, regular consumers of wine that are highly involved suffer a higher perceived risk. Originality: This study focuses on the importance of understanding the most relevant risks for wine consumers, considering that it is a product that cannot be evaluated by its internal characteristics until the moment of consumption. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024

9. A-BASE-DE-PROS: una implementación práctica de los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible en la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

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Almendros García, Patricia, Otegui González, Silvia, Blanco Gutiérrez, Irene, Ferrer Lorenzo, Juan Ramón, Benito Hernandez, Sonia, Lopéz Díaz, Carmen, García Marco, Sonia, Revuelta Peña, Fabio, Nares, Alejandro, Fresno, Laura del, Ablanque, Javier, Fernández, León, Zubelzu, Sergio, Sánchez, Raúl, Esteve, Paloma, Benito, Rosa María, Losada, Juan Carlos, Saa, Antonio, Gascó, Gabriel, Méndez, Ana María, Montoya, Mónica, Francisco, Marina de, Ruíz, Jesús, Seoanez, Samuel, Castilla, Sara, Fuente, Dámaris, Santiuste, Raquel, Polo, María Dolores, Viana, Juan Carlos, Serrano, Alberto, García, Raimundo, Burgas Fernández, Sergio, Gutiérrez, Aurora, Pascual, Pablo, Parra, Beatriz, Soto, Manuel, Domínguez, María Felisa, Martín, Cristina, López, Cristina, Alarcón, Juan Carlos, Alfonso Lidón, Nuria, Maroto, María José, Garde, Esther, Esteban, Elena, Veguillas, Lucía, Mora, Francisco, Prado Montalvo, María del, Villanueva, Olga, Villa, Elena, Almendros García, Patricia, Otegui González, Silvia, Blanco Gutiérrez, Irene, Ferrer Lorenzo, Juan Ramón, Benito Hernandez, Sonia, Lopéz Díaz, Carmen, García Marco, Sonia, Revuelta Peña, Fabio, Nares, Alejandro, Fresno, Laura del, Ablanque, Javier, Fernández, León, Zubelzu, Sergio, Sánchez, Raúl, Esteve, Paloma, Benito, Rosa María, Losada, Juan Carlos, Saa, Antonio, Gascó, Gabriel, Méndez, Ana María, Montoya, Mónica, Francisco, Marina de, Ruíz, Jesús, Seoanez, Samuel, Castilla, Sara, Fuente, Dámaris, Santiuste, Raquel, Polo, María Dolores, Viana, Juan Carlos, Serrano, Alberto, García, Raimundo, Burgas Fernández, Sergio, Gutiérrez, Aurora, Pascual, Pablo, Parra, Beatriz, Soto, Manuel, Domínguez, María Felisa, Martín, Cristina, López, Cristina, Alarcón, Juan Carlos, Alfonso Lidón, Nuria, Maroto, María José, Garde, Esther, Esteban, Elena, Veguillas, Lucía, Mora, Francisco, Prado Montalvo, María del, Villanueva, Olga, and Villa, Elena

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A lo largo de los últimos años hemos visto cómo los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODS) han ido permeando las distintas capas de la sociedad, estableciendo nuevas prioridades tanto en las políticas públicas como en las empresariales. La educación no ha quedado ajena a este cambio, sino que también se está alineando con las metas anteriores. En este capítulo se describen las principales actividades realizadas en el marco del proyecto APS22.2003 “Aprendizaje BAsado en SErvicio DE ODS relacionados con una PROducción y consumo responsableS (A-BASE-DE-PROS)”, en el que el ODS 12 se toma como eje central para concienciar a estudiantes universitarios y de secundaria de la importancia de la Agenda 2030. En general, hemos comprobado que el proyecto ha permitido dar a conocer los ODS y que la mayoría de los estudiantes, tanto universitarios como de secundaria, han valorado la experiencia como positiva. .

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2023

10. Experiencias de Aprendizaje-Servicio en la UPM: 2021 y 2022

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Almendros García, Patricia, Otegui González, Silvia, Blanco Gutiérrez, Irene, Ferrer Lorenzo, Juan Ramón, Benito Hernandez, Sonia, Lopéz Díaz, Carmen, García Marco, Sonia, Revuelta Peña, Fabio, Bernabeu Larena, Jorge, Hernández Lamas, Patricia, Gil Plana, Álvaro, Canalda Moreu, Fátima, Calderón Guerrero, Carlos, Margelí Espallargas, Javier, Echevarría Gómez-Escolar, Marta, García Herrero, Jesús, Gálvez Huerta, Miguel Ángel, Fernández Nieto, María Antonia, Parada Rodríguez, José Luis, Gallego Sánchez Torija, Jorge, González Redondo, Mercedes, García-Gutiérrez Mosteiro, Javier, Rabasa Díaz, Enrique, Gregorio Hurtado, Sonia de, Higueras García, Esther, Navacerrada Saturio, María de los Ángeles, García Morales, Soledad, Mohíno Sanz, María Inmaculada, García González, María Cristina, Mosquera Feijóo, Juan Carlos, Chang Recavarren, Gerardo, Chiyón Carrasco, Isabel, Quevedo Candela, Ana Valeria, García Alberti, Marcos, Cueto-Felgueroso Landeira, Luis, Suárez Guerra, Fernando, Perdigones Borderias, Alicia, Arteaga Bustamante, Clara de, García Fernández, José Luis, Ruiz Mazarrón, Fernando, Benavente León, Rosa María, Cañas Guerrero, Ignacio, Gómez Villarino, María Teresa, Palacios Orueta, Alicia, Ríos Carmenado, Ignacio de los, Nole, Priscila, Zuluaga Zuluaga, Claudia Liliana, Roncancio Burgos, Mayerly, Román López, María Emilia, Córdoba Hernández, Rafael, Sánchez-Guevara Sánchez, Carmen, Torrego, Daniel, Gayoso Heredia, Marta, Núñez Peiró, Miguel, Gómez Muñoz, Gloria María, Sánchez Aparicio, Luis Javier, Barbero Barrera, María del Mar, Santos Sopena, Óscar Oliver, Nares, Alejandro, Fresno, Laura del, Ablanque, Javier, Fernández, León, Zubelzu, Sergio, Sánchez, Raúl, Esteve, Paloma, Benito, Rosa María, Losada, Juan Carlos, Saa, Antonio, Gascó, Gabriel, Méndez, Ana María, Montoya, Mónica, Francisco, Marina de, Ruíz, Jesús, Seoanez, Samuel, Castilla, Sara, Fuente, Dámaris, Santiuste, Raquel, Polo, María Dolores, Viana, Juan Carlos, Serrano, Alberto, García, Raimundo, Burgas Fernández, Sergio, Gutiérrez, Aurora, Parra, Beatriz, Soto, Manuel, Domínguez, María Felisa, Martín, Cristina, López, Cristina, Alarcón, Juan Carlos, Alfonso Lidón, Nuria, Maroto, María José, Garde, Esther, Esteban, Elena, Veguillas, Lucía, Mora, Francisco, Prado Montalvo, María del, Villanueva, Olga, Villa, Elena, García, Justo, Gil, Jacinto, García, Ana Isabel, Álvarez, José, Gilarranz Casado, Carlos Andrés, Hernández, Eduardo, Neila González, Francisco Javier, Rodríguez Pérez, Manuel, González García, Isabel, Arranz Arranz, Beatriz, González Lezcano, Roberto, Pascual, Pablo, Porras Prieto, Carlos Javier, Ramírez Pacheco, Gema María, Almendros García, Patricia, Otegui González, Silvia, Blanco Gutiérrez, Irene, Ferrer Lorenzo, Juan Ramón, Benito Hernandez, Sonia, Lopéz Díaz, Carmen, García Marco, Sonia, Revuelta Peña, Fabio, Bernabeu Larena, Jorge, Hernández Lamas, Patricia, Gil Plana, Álvaro, Canalda Moreu, Fátima, Calderón Guerrero, Carlos, Margelí Espallargas, Javier, Echevarría Gómez-Escolar, Marta, García Herrero, Jesús, Gálvez Huerta, Miguel Ángel, Fernández Nieto, María Antonia, Parada Rodríguez, José Luis, Gallego Sánchez Torija, Jorge, González Redondo, Mercedes, García-Gutiérrez Mosteiro, Javier, Rabasa Díaz, Enrique, Gregorio Hurtado, Sonia de, Higueras García, Esther, Navacerrada Saturio, María de los Ángeles, García Morales, Soledad, Mohíno Sanz, María Inmaculada, García González, María Cristina, Mosquera Feijóo, Juan Carlos, Chang Recavarren, Gerardo, Chiyón Carrasco, Isabel, Quevedo Candela, Ana Valeria, García Alberti, Marcos, Cueto-Felgueroso Landeira, Luis, Suárez Guerra, Fernando, Perdigones Borderias, Alicia, Arteaga Bustamante, Clara de, García Fernández, José Luis, Ruiz Mazarrón, Fernando, Benavente León, Rosa María, Cañas Guerrero, Ignacio, Gómez Villarino, María Teresa, Palacios Orueta, Alicia, Ríos Carmenado, Ignacio de los, Nole, Priscila, Zuluaga Zuluaga, Claudia Liliana, Roncancio Burgos, Mayerly, Román López, María Emilia, Córdoba Hernández, Rafael, Sánchez-Guevara Sánchez, Carmen, Torrego, Daniel, Gayoso Heredia, Marta, Núñez Peiró, Miguel, Gómez Muñoz, Gloria María, Sánchez Aparicio, Luis Javier, Barbero Barrera, María del Mar, Santos Sopena, Óscar Oliver, Nares, Alejandro, Fresno, Laura del, Ablanque, Javier, Fernández, León, Zubelzu, Sergio, Sánchez, Raúl, Esteve, Paloma, Benito, Rosa María, Losada, Juan Carlos, Saa, Antonio, Gascó, Gabriel, Méndez, Ana María, Montoya, Mónica, Francisco, Marina de, Ruíz, Jesús, Seoanez, Samuel, Castilla, Sara, Fuente, Dámaris, Santiuste, Raquel, Polo, María Dolores, Viana, Juan Carlos, Serrano, Alberto, García, Raimundo, Burgas Fernández, Sergio, Gutiérrez, Aurora, Parra, Beatriz, Soto, Manuel, Domínguez, María Felisa, Martín, Cristina, López, Cristina, Alarcón, Juan Carlos, Alfonso Lidón, Nuria, Maroto, María José, Garde, Esther, Esteban, Elena, Veguillas, Lucía, Mora, Francisco, Prado Montalvo, María del, Villanueva, Olga, Villa, Elena, García, Justo, Gil, Jacinto, García, Ana Isabel, Álvarez, José, Gilarranz Casado, Carlos Andrés, Hernández, Eduardo, Neila González, Francisco Javier, Rodríguez Pérez, Manuel, González García, Isabel, Arranz Arranz, Beatriz, González Lezcano, Roberto, Pascual, Pablo, Porras Prieto, Carlos Javier, and Ramírez Pacheco, Gema María

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La Oficina de Aprendizaje-Servicio (ApS) de la UPM, constituida en sesión del Consejo de Gobierno de diciembre de 2019 tiene, como misión fundamental, promover en el ámbito de las enseñanzas de esta universidad la metodología ApS. Con esta finalidad se vienen realizando convocatorias de proyectos de impacto social alineados con los ODS como un mecanismo más para la contribución a la Agenda 2030, y se colabora intensamente con las diversas oficinas constituidas con el mismo objetivo en otras universidades. Nuestra oficina pretende impulsar progresivamente la colaboración con entidades ajenas a la UPM, y atender demandas y necesidades sociales en las que nuestros estudiantes y profesores brinden sus conocimientos para la construcción de una mejor y más justa sociedad. Con este propósito, se han puesto en marcha numerosas iniciativas y colaboraciones con Ayuntamientos, Asociaciones, ONG, Fundaciones y centros de enseñanza, con el fin común de plantear mejoras y trabajar con entornos desfavorecidos, y colectivos vulnerables de nuestro entorno. Cabe destacar la muy positiva acogida que, progresivamente se está logrando, en lo relativo a la diseminación de estas iniciativas en el ámbito de la UPM, viéndose incrementada la participación e interés de nuestros docentes y estudiantes en los llamamientos que se realizan desde la oficina. Desde la constitución de la oficina, son ya más de 100 actividades desarrolladas con la participación de más de 500 profesores. Uno de los compromisos de la Oficina ApS de la UPM es dar visibilidad por su carácter meritorio a las experiencias realizadas por el profesorado y los estudiantes de nuestra universidad y, es por ello, que nos complace la presentación de esta primera edición del ebook, en el que se recogen algunas de las experiencias realizadas en nuestra universidad y que confiamos ampliar periódicamente con futuras ediciones. Nuestro más sincero agradecimiento a todos los profesores que habéis hecho posible esta primera publicación

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2023

11. Experiencias de aprendizaje-servicio en la UPM: 2021 y 2022

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Almendros García, Patricia, primary, Otegui, Silvia, primary, Blanco Gutiérrez, Irene, primary, Ferrer Lorenzo, Juan Ramón, primary, Benito Hernández, Sonia, primary, Lopéz Díaz, Carmen, primary, García Marco, Sonia, primary, Revuelta Peña, Fabio, primary, Bernabéu Laren, Jorge, primary, Hernández Lamas, Patricia, primary, Gil Plana, Álvaro, primary, Canalda Moreu, Fátima, primary, Calderón-Guerrero, Carlos, primary, Margelí Espallargas, Javier, primary, Echevarría Gómez-Escolar, Marta, primary, García Herrero, Jesús, primary, Gálvez Huerta, Miguel Ángel, primary, Fernández Nieto, María Antonia, primary, Parada Rodríguez, José Luis, primary, Gallego Sánchez-Torija, Jorge, primary, González Redondo, Mercedes, primary, García-Gutiérrez Mosteiro, Javier, primary, Rabasa Díaz, Enrique, primary, Gregorio Hurtado, Sonia de, primary, Higueras García, Ester, primary, Navacerrada Saturio, María Ángeles, primary, García Morales, Soledad, primary, Mohíno Sanz, María Inmaculada, primary, García González, María Cristina, primary, Mosquera Feijóo, Juan Carlos, primary, Chang Recavarren, Gerardo, primary, Chiyón Carrasco, Isabel, primary, Quevedo Candela, Ana Valeria, primary, García Alberti, Marcos, primary, Cueto-Felgueroso Landeira, Luis, primary, Suárez Guerra, Fernando, primary, Perdigones Borderías, Alicia, primary, Arteaga Bustamante, Clara de, primary, García Fernández, José Luis, primary, Ruiz Mazarrón, Fernando, primary, Benavente León, Rosa María, primary, Cañas Guerrero, Ignacio, primary, Gómez Villarino, María Teresa, primary, Palacios Orueta, Alicia, primary, Ríos, Ignacio de los, primary, Nole, Priscila, primary, Zuluaga Zuluaga, Claudia Liliana, primary, Roncancio Burgos, Mayerly, primary, Román López, Emilia, primary, Córdoba Hernández, Rafael, primary, Sánchez-Guevara, Carmen, primary, Torrego, Daniel, primary, Gayoso Heredia, Marta, primary, Núñez Peiró, Miguel, primary, Gómez Muñoz, Gloria María, primary, Sánchez Aparicio, Luis Javier, primary, Barbero Barrera, María del Mar, primary, Santos Sopena, Óscar Oliver, primary, Nares, Alejandro, primary, Fresno, Laura del, primary, Ablanque, Javier, primary, Fernández, León, primary, Zubelzu, Sergio, primary, Sánchez, Raúl, primary, Esteve, Paloma, primary, Benito, Rosa María, primary, Losada, Juan Carlos, primary, Saa, Antonio, primary, Gascó, Gabriel, primary, Méndez, Ana María, primary, Montoya, Mónica, primary, Francisco, Marina de, primary, Ruíz, Jesús, primary, Seoanez, Samuel, primary, Castilla, Sara, primary, Fuente, Dámaris, primary, Santiuste, Raquel, primary, Polo, María Dolores, primary, Viana, Juan Carlos, primary, Serrano, Alberto, primary, García, Raimundo, primary, Burgas Fernández, Sergio, primary, Gutiérrez, Aurora, primary, Parra, Beatriz, primary, Soto, Manuel, primary, Domínguez, María Felisa, primary, Martín, Cristina, primary, López, Cristina, primary, Alarcón, Juan Carlos, primary, Alfonso Lidón, Nuria, primary, Maroto, María José, primary, Garde, Esther, primary, Esteban, Elena, primary, Veguillas, Lucía, primary, Mora, Francisco, primary, Prado Montalvo, María del, primary, Villanueva, Olga, primary, Villa, Elena, primary, García, Justo, primary, Gil, Jacinto, primary, García, Ana Isabel, primary, Álvarez, José, primary, Gilarranz, Carlos, primary, Hernández, Eduardo, primary, Neila González, Francisco Javier, primary, Rodríguez Pérez, Manuel, primary, González García, Isabel, primary, Arranz Arranz, Beatriz, primary, and González Lezcano, Roberto, primary

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2023
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14. Diabetic mastopathy: an unusual differential diagnosis: a case report

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Elias,Simone, Francisco,Marina Celli, Kemp,Cláudio, Verenhitach,Beatriz Daou, Francisco,Fabiano Celli, and Wolgien,Maria del Carmen M.

Subjects
Diabetic mastopathy, Diabetes mellitus, Breast benign disease, Mastopatia diabética, Doença benigna da mama
Abstract

A mastopatia diabética acomete mulheres na pré-menopausa com diabetes mellitus tipo 1 de longa data. Seu diagnóstico é feito associando achados clínicos (espessamento ou nódulo mamário endurecidos, uni ou bilateral), radiológicos (aumento da densidade mamária), ultra-sonográficos (acentuada sombra acústica posterior) e histopatológicos (fibrose e infiltrado linfocítico perivascular e periductal). Pode simular carcinoma. Neste artigo relata-se um caso de paciente com mastopatia diabética. Diabetic mastopathy affects premenopausal women with longstanding type 1 diabetes mellitus. The diagnosis is based on clinical findings (uni or bilateral hardened, palpable mass) associated with radiological (increase in breast density), sonographic (marked posterior acoustic shadowing), and histopathological (fibrosis and perivascular and periductal lymphocytic infiltration) findings. This disease may clinically simulate a breast carcinoma. The case of a patient with diabetic mastopathy is reported.

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2008

15. Desfecho da gravidez em portadoras de esclerodermia difusa e limitada

Author

Francisco, Marina Celli, Neves, Felipe Trentin, Skare, Thelma Larocca, and Beck, Ricardo Teodoro

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Esclerodermia difusa, Aborto, Infant, low birth weight, Abortion, Recém-nascido de baixo peso, Scleroderma, diffuse
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OBJETIVO: verificar se existe diferença no número de abortamentos e recém-nascidos (RN) de baixo peso entre as pacientes com esclerodermia (SSc) se comparadas com as mulheres sem a doença entre as formas da doença e quando a manifestação da SSc ocorre antes ou após a gestação. MÉTODOS: foram incluídas 26 pacientes com SSc. Os casos foram analisados quanto ao número de gestações, abortamentos, peso ao nascer e sexo dos filhos, correlacionando-se com a forma da doença e a relação temporal do diagnóstico com a gestação. As pacientes não haviam feito uso de medicações que interferissem na gestação, nem apresentavam outra doença. Para controle foram incluídas 26 mulheres saudáveis, sem doenças que alterassem o curso da gestação, pareadas para nível socioeconômico e idade. Para estudo estatístico foram feitas tabelas de freqüência, de contingência e empregados os testes de Fisher, chi2 e Mann-Whitney. RESULTADOS: entre as pacientes com SSc, houve 96 gestações com 13,5% (n=13) de abortamentos. No grupo controle, 94 gestações com 9,6% (n=9) de abortamentos. Não houve diferença quanto ao número de RN de baixo peso nestes dois grupos (n=8 e controles, n=6, com p=0,54) e tampouco entre o número de abortos (p=0,46). Entretanto, o número de RN de baixo peso foi significativamente maior entre os casos com a forma difusa da doença (forma difusa, n=4 e limitada, n=4, com p=0,04) e em pacientes que engravidaram após o diagnóstico estabelecido de SSc (37,5% em mulheres sabidamente doentes e 6,7% em mulheres que engravidaram antes de adoecer, com p=0,03). O número de RN masculinos foi maior no grupo das SSc (p=0,002). CONCLUSÕES: as mulheres portadoras de SSc apresentam um número maior de RN de baixo peso na forma difusa da doença e quando a gravidez se estabelece após o diagnóstico clínico da doença. PURPOSE: to verify if there is any difference in the number of miscarriages and newborns with low weight in patients with scleroderma (SSc) when compared with women without the disease, between the two clinical variants of the disease and when the expression of SSc occurred before or after the gestation. METHODS: twenty-six patients were analyzed regarding the number of pregnancies, miscarriages, sex, and birth weight of the children, studying the clinical variant of the disease and the temporal relationship between diagnosis and gestation. The patients had not used either medications that could interfere in gestation or had any other disease that could do it. For control, twenty-six healthy women, without diseases that might alter the gestation, of the same ages and socioeconomic status were studied. For the statistical analysis study, tables of frequency, tables of contingency, and Fisher, chi2 and Mann-Whitney tests were used. Statistical significance was considered when p

Published
2005

19. Avaliação da via lacrimal pelos métodos radiológicos

Author

Francisco, Fabiano Celli, primary, Carvalho, Antonio Carlos Pires, additional, Torres Neto, Gilberto, additional, Francisco, Vivian Frida Murta, additional, Souza, Luis Alberto Moreira de, additional, Francisco, Marina Celli, additional, Fonseca, Lea Mirian Barbosa da, additional, Gutfilen, Bianca, additional, and Mendonça Júnior, Adhemar Azevedo de, additional

Published
2007
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23. Spondyloarthropathy: diagnostic imaging criteria for the detection of sacroiliitis.

Author

de Castro MR Jr, Mitraud SAV, Francisco MC, Fernandes ADRC, and Fernandes EÁ

Abstract

Diagnostic imaging is crucial to the diagnosis and monitoring of spondyloarthropathies. Magnetic resonance imaging is the most relevant tool for the early detection of sacroiliitis, allowing the institution of therapeutic strategies to impede the progression of the disease. This study illustrates the major criteria for a magnetic resonance imaging-based diagnosis of spondyloarthropathy. The cases selected here present images obtained from the medical records of patients diagnosed with sacroiliitis over a two-year period at our facility, depicting the active and chronic, irreversible forms of the disease. Although computed tomography and conventional radiography can also identify structural changes, such as subchondral sclerosis, erosions, fat deposits, and ankylosis, only magnetic resonance imaging can reveal active inflammatory lesions, such as bone edema, osteitis, synovitis, enthesitis, and capsulitis.

Published
2017
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