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1. Deciphering the lung microbiota in COVID-19 patients: insights from culture analysis, FilmArray pneumonia panel, ventilation impact, and mortality trends

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Molina, Francisco José, Botero, Luz Elena, Isaza, Juan Pablo, Cano, Luz Elena, López, Lucelly, Valdés, Luis, Arévalo Arbeláez, Angela J., Moreno, Isabel, Pérez Restrepo, Laura S., Usuga, Jaime, Ciuoderis, Karl, Hernandez, Juan Pablo, López-Aladid, Rubén, Fernández, Laia, and Torres, Antoni

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2024
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2. Sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections by sex, methamphetamine use, and houselessness before, at, and after HIV diagnosis in Manitoba, Canada

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Sorokopud-Jones, Megan, Sharp, Alexander, Haworth-Brockman, Margaret, Kasper, Ken, MacKenzie, Lauren, Ireland, Laurie, Gawlik, Kathy, Lopez, Lucelly, Vanegas, Johanna Marcela, Bullard, Jared, Boodman, Carl, Sanguins, Julianne, Payne, Mike, Templeton, Kimberly, Keynan, Yoav, and Rueda, Zulma Vanessa

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2024
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4. Sex differences in houselessness, injection drug use, and mental health conditions among people newly diagnosed with HIV in Manitoba, Canada from 2018 to 2021: a retrospective cohort study

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Sharp, Alexander, Sorokopud-Jones, Megan, Haworth-Brockman, Margaret, Kasper, Ken, MacKenzie, Lauren, Ireland, Laurie, Gawlik, Kathy, Lopez, Lucelly, Vanegas, Johanna Marcela, Bullard, Jared, Boodman, Carl, Sanguins, Julianne, Payne, Mike, Templeton, Kimberly, Keynan, Yoav, and Rueda, Zulma Vanessa

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2024
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5. DNA damage and its association with early-life exposome: Gene-environment analysis in Colombian children under five years old

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Marín, Diana, Narváez, Diana M., Sierra, Anamaría, Molina, Juan Sebastián, Ortiz, Isabel, Builes, Juan José, Morales, Olga, Cuellar, Martha, Corredor, Andrea, Villamil-Osorio, Milena, Bejarano, María Alejandra, Vidal, Dolly, Basagaña, Xavier, Anguita-Ruiz, Augusto, Maitre, Leá, Domínguez, Alan, Valencia, Ana, Henao, Julián, Abad, José Miguel, Lopera, Verónica, Amaya, Ferney, Aristizábal, Luis M., Rodríguez-Villamizar, Laura A., Ramos-Contreras, Carlos, López, Lucelly, Hernández-Flórez, Luis Jorge, Bangdiwala, Shrikant I., Groot, Helena, and Rueda, Zulma Vanessa

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2024
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7. Early-life external exposome in children 2–5 years old in Colombia

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Marín, Diana, Basagaña, Xavier, Amaya, Ferney, Aristizábal, Luis Miguel, Muñoz, Diego Alejandro, Domínguez, Alan, Molina, Francisco, Ramos, Carlos Daniel, Morales-Betancourt, Ricardo, Hincapié, Roberto, Rodríguez-Villamizar, Laura, Rojas, Yurley, Morales, Olga, Cuellar, Martha, Corredor, Andrea, Villamil-Osorio, Milena, Bejarano, María Alejandra, Vidal, Dolly, Narváez, Diana M., Groot, Helena, Builes, Juan José, López, Lucelly, Henao, Enrique Antonio, Lopera, Verónica, Hernández, Luis Jorge, Bangdiwala, Shrikant I., Marín-Ochoa, Beatriz, Oviedo, Ana Isabel, Sánchez-García, Oscar Eduardo, Toro, María Victoria, Riaño, Will, and Rueda, Zulma Vanessa

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2024
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8. Predictores de mortalidad en pacientes críticos con neumonía grave por coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19): un estudio observacional multicéntrico en Colombia

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Molina, Francisco José, Botero, Luz Elena, Isaza, Juan Pablo, López, Lucelly, González, Marco Antonio, Gil, Bladimir Alejandro, Echeverri, Juan Luis, Uribe, Juan David, Ángel, Victoria E., Fonseca, Nelson Javier, Sitton, Sindy, González, Aurelio, Arias, Juan Miguel, Zapata, Francisco Luis, Gallego, Jhon Alexander, Cortés, Ana Sofía, Giraldo, Daniel, Mazo, Andrea, Aguilar, Catalina, Ruiz, Valentina, Molina, Juan José, Vélez, Isabella, García, Luisa María, Archbold, Darcy Dariani, Alarcón, Paula Andrea, Tamayo, Leidy, Hoyos, Lina Marcela, Acosta, Juan Pablo, Escobar, Luisa María, and Torres, Antoni

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2024
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13. Induced sputum as an adequate clinical specimen for the etiological diagnosis of community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) in children and adolescents

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Rueda, Zulma Vanessa, Bermúdez, Marcela, Restrepo, Andrea, Garcés, Carlos, Morales, Olga, Roya-Pabón, Claudia, Carmona, Luisa Fernanda, Arango, Catalina, Albarracín, Jose Luis, López, Lucelly, Aguilar, Yudy, Maya, María Angélica, Trujillo, Mónica, Copete, Ángela Rocio, Vera, Cristian, Herrera, Mariana, Giraldo, Margarita Rosa, Niño-Cruz, Gloria Isabel, and Vélez, Lázaro A.

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2022
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20. Markers of Inflammation, Tissue Damage, and Fibrosis in Individuals Diagnosed with Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Pneumonia: A Cohort Study

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Peña-Valencia, Katherine, primary, Riaño, Will, additional, Herrera-Diaz, Mariana, additional, López, Lucelly, additional, Marín, Diana, additional, Gonzalez, Sandra, additional, Agudelo-García, Olga, additional, Rodríguez-Sabogal, Iván Arturo, additional, Vélez, Lázaro, additional, Rueda, Zulma Vanessa, additional, and Keynan, Yoav, additional

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2024
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28. Characterization of the external exposome and its contribution to the clinical respiratory and early biological effects in children: The PROMESA cohort study protocol

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Marín, Diana, primary, Orozco, Luz Yaneth, additional, Narváez, Diana María, additional, Ortiz-Trujillo, Isabel Cristina, additional, Molina, Francisco José, additional, Ramos, Carlos Daniel, additional, Rodriguez-Villamizar, Laura, additional, Bangdiwala, Shrikant I., additional, Morales, Olga, additional, Cuellar, Martha, additional, Hernández, Luis Jorge, additional, Henao, Enrique Antonio, additional, Lopera, Verónica, additional, Corredor, Andrea, additional, Toro, María Victoria, additional, Groot, Helena, additional, Villamil-Osorio, Milena, additional, Muñoz, Diego Alejandro, additional, Hincapié, Roberto Carlos, additional, Amaya, Ferney, additional, Oviedo, Ana Isabel, additional, López, Lucelly, additional, Morales-Betancourt, Ricardo, additional, Marín-Ochoa, Beatriz Elena, additional, Sánchez-García, Oscar Eduardo, additional, Marín, Juan Sebastián, additional, Abad, José Miguel, additional, Toro, Julio Cesar, additional, Pinzón, Eliana, additional, Builes, Juan José, additional, and Rueda, Zulma Vanessa, additional

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2023
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29. Determination of total (IgG/IgM) and specific (IgM) antibodies to Hepatitis E Virus and molecular detection of the virus in feces of humans with or without occupational exposure to pigs in 10 municipalities of Antioquia, Colombia

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Gutiérrez-Vergara, Cristian Camilo, Rodríguez, Berardo, Parra-Suescún, Jaime, Correa-Londoño, Guillermo, López-López, Lucelly, López-Herrera, Albeiro, and Gutiérrez-Builes, Lina

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Colombia, Exposure to pigs, Hepatitis E Virus, Serology, Medicine, Medicine (General), R5-920
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In 10 municipalities of Antioquia (Colombia) the positivity rate in serum for total (IgG/IgM) and specific (IgM) antibodies to hepatitis E virus (HEV) was determined, and tests were done for the presence of HEV RNA in the feces of individuals positive for IgM antibodies. According to previous exposure to pigs, two different groups were included, namely: exposed and unexposed. The latter group was subdivided into cohabitants of the exposed ones and general population. The frequency of total anti-HEV antibodies in the exposed group was 15.7%, and that of IgM, 2.5% (p

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2015
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34. Cytotoxicity and Genotoxicity of Azobenzene-Based Polymeric Nanocarriers for Phototriggered Drug Release and Biomedical Applications

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Londoño-Berrío, Maritza, primary, Pérez-Buitrago, Sandra, additional, Ortiz-Trujillo, Isabel Cristina, additional, Hoyos-Palacio, Lina M., additional, Orozco, Luz Yaneth, additional, López, Lucelly, additional, Zárate-Triviño, Diana G., additional, Capobianco, John A., additional, and Mena-Giraldo, Pedro, additional

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2022
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35. Prevalence of adverse events and their manifestations in health professionals as second victims

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Flórez , Fredy, López, Lucelly, Bernal, Catalina, Flórez , Fredy, López, Lucelly, and Bernal, Catalina

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Introduction: Adverse events can cause harm to the patient, but they also affect health professionals making them second victims of the event. Interventions have been focused mostly on patients, but little on professionals, probably due to lack of tools.Objective: To estimate the prevalence of adverse events and describe their manifestations in healthcare personnel to evidence the phenomenon of second victims in a highly complex hospital.Materials and methods: We conducted an analytical cross-sectional study by a survey of 419 healthcare professionals from the hospitalization, emergency, and surgical areas in a highly complex hospital in Medellín in 2019. The frequency of adverse events was estimated and its association with some labor and demographic variables was determined. Results: We found that 93.1% of the participants knew of incident cases and 79% of serious adverse events while 44.4% had been involved in them and 99% of these had feelings as a second victim, mainly the difficulty to concentrate, guilt, fatigue, anxiety, and doubts about decisions; 95% indicated they wanted to receive training to face the consequences of adverse events and know how to inform the patient.Conclusions: Health professionals are frequently exposed to adverse events that can cause negative emotions in them such as guilt, fatigue, anxiety, and insecurity. Most professionals who participate in an adverse event express feelings as a second victim. Informing the patient about an adverse event requires preparation and most professionals requested training on the subject., Introducción. Los eventos adversos pueden causar daño al paciente y también afectar a los profesionales de la salud, lo que los convierte en segundas víctimas. Las intervenciones se han enfocado principalmente en los pacientes, pero poca atención se ha prestado a los profesionales de la salud, probablemente por falta de herramientas.Objetivo. Estimar la prevalencia de eventos adversos y describir sus manifestaciones en el personal asistencial, con el fin de evidenciar el fenómeno de las segundas víctimas en un hospital de alta complejidad.Materiales y métodos. Se hizo un estudio transversal analítico mediante una encuesta a 419 profesionales asistenciales de las áreas de hospitalización, urgencias y cirugía en un hospital de alta complejidad de Medellín en el 2019. Se estimó la frecuencia de eventos adversos, y se determinó su asociación con algunas variables laborales y demográficas.Resultados. El 93,1 % de los entrevistados conocía de casos de incidentes y el 79 %, de eventos adversos graves. El 44,4 % se había visto involucrado en un evento adverso, y el 99 % de estos expresaba sentirse como segunda víctima por experimentar dificultad para concentrarse, sentimientos de culpa, cansancio, ansiedad y dudas sobre sus decisiones. El 95 % quería recibir capacitación para afrontar las consecuencias de los eventos adversos y saber cómo informar al paciente.Conclusiones. Con frecuencia los profesionales de la salud se exponen a eventos adversos que pueden causarles emociones negativas como culpa, cansancio, ansiedad e inseguridad. La mayoría de los profesionales que participan en un evento adverso manifiestan sentimientos como segunda víctima. El informar al paciente sobre un evento adverso requiere preparación y la mayoría de los profesionales entrevistados pidió capacitación en el tema.

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2022

38. Additional file 1 of Etiology and the challenge of diagnostic testing of community-acquired pneumonia in children and adolescents

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Rueda, Zulma Vanessa, Aguilar, Yudy, Maya, María Angélica, López, Lucelly, Restrepo, Andrea, Garcés, Carlos, Morales, Olga, Roya-Pabón, Claudia, Trujillo, Mónica, Arango, Catalina, Copete, Ángela Rocio, Vera, Cristian, Giraldo, Margarita Rosa, Herrera, Mariana, and Vélez, Lázaro A.

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Additional file 1: Appendix 1. Microbiological definitions used in the study.

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2022
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39. Characterization of transfused neonates in a hospital institution in Medellin, Colombia. Cases series.

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Lobo-Salas, Yulis Fernanda, Martínez-Sánchez, Lina Maria, López-López, Lucelly, Pamplona-Sierra, Ana Paulina, Jaramillo-Jaramillo, Laura Isabel, VillegasÁlzate, Juan Diego, Roldan-Tabares, Mabel Dahiana, Hernandez-Martinez, Alejandro, Herrera-Almanza, Laura, and Orozco-Forero, Juan Pablo

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NEWBORN infants, BLOOD transfusion, PREMATURE infants, INFANT diseases, EPIDEMIOLOGY
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2023

40. Acute Intrathoracic Tuberculosis in Children and Adolescents with Community-Acquired Pneumonia in an Area with an Intermediate Disease Burden

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Roya-Pabón, Claudia, primary, Restrepo, Andrea, additional, Morales, Olga, additional, Arango, Catalina, additional, Maya, María Angélica, additional, Bermúdez, Marcela, additional, López, Lucelly, additional, Garcés, Carlos, additional, Trujillo, Mónica, additional, Carmona, Luisa Fernanda, additional, Giraldo, Margarita Rosa, additional, Vélez, Lázaro A., additional, and Rueda, Zulma Vanessa, additional

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2022
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44. Implementation and Knowledge of the Clinical Practice Guide for Palliative Care in the Ecuadorian Primary Care Level

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Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Enfermería, Universidad Tecnica Particular de Loja, Ecuador 2522, Rodríguez Quintana, Tamara, Davalos Batalla, Viviana, Vargas Martínez, Ana Magdalena, López, Lucelly, Bonilla Sierra, Patricia, Lomas Campos, María de las Mercedes, León Larios, Fátima, Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Enfermería, Universidad Tecnica Particular de Loja, Ecuador 2522, Rodríguez Quintana, Tamara, Davalos Batalla, Viviana, Vargas Martínez, Ana Magdalena, López, Lucelly, Bonilla Sierra, Patricia, Lomas Campos, María de las Mercedes, and León Larios, Fátima

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Ecuador assumed the commitment of including Palliative Care (PC) in its health policies. In 2014, the Ministry of Public Health (Ministerio de Salud Pública, MSP) approved the Clinical Practice Guide for Palliative Care (Guía de Práctica Clínica sobre Cuidados Paliativos, GPCCP), with application at the national level, as a mandatory internal regulation in all institutions belonging to the National Health System. In 2021, there is no evidence about the degree of implementation. The objective was to evaluate the implementation (I) of the GPCCP guide and the knowledge (C) of the health personnel working in the Zone 7 Health Centers (HCs). This is a cross-sectional, descriptive, and prospective study. A total of 292 professionals were interviewed: managers (38), physicians (150), and nurses (104). Three surveys based on the GPCCP guide were elaborated: one for the implementation, which was applied to the individuals in charge, and the others to assess the health professionals’ knowledge. The SPSS program was used, version 25. In the three groups, more than half of the participants had no training in PC, 91.2% of the HCs have the GPCCP guide, there is PC medical history (MH) in 38.2%, and morphine is used in 14.7%. The implementation of the GPCCP guide was inadequate in 52.9% of the cases. Only 25% treat the agony symptoms and 30%, delirium; 4.4% acknowledge the use of morphine in dyspnea, and 13.3% identify the subcutaneous route as the first choice for hydration at the end-of-life phase. Strategies to implement the GPCCP guide and to improve the health personnel’s knowledge must be implemented in Zone 7 centers.

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2021

47. Prevalencia de eventos adversos y sus manifestaciones en profesionales de la salud como segundas víctimas.

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Flórez, Fredy, López, Lucelly, and Bernal, Catalina

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Introduction: Adverse events can cause harm to the patient, but they also affect health professionals making them second victims of the event. Interventions have been focused mostly on patients, but little on professionals, probably due to lack of tools. Objective: To estimate the prevalence of adverse events and describe their manifestations in healthcare personnel to evidence the phenomenon of second victims in a highly complex hospital. Materials and methods: We conducted an analytical cross-sectional study by a survey of 419 healthcare professionals from the hospitalization, emergency, and surgical areas in a highly complex hospital in Medellín in 2019. The frequency of adverse events was estimated and its association with some labor and demographic variables was determined. Results: We found that 93.1% of the participants knew of incident cases and 79% of serious adverse events while 44.4% had been involved in them and 99% of these had feelings as a second victim, mainly the difficulty to concentrate, guilt, fatigue, anxiety, and doubts about decisions; 95% indicated they wanted to receive training to face the consequences of adverse events and know how to inform the patient. Conclusions: Health professionals are frequently exposed to adverse events that can cause negative emotions in them such as guilt, fatigue, anxiety, and insecurity. Most professionals who participate in an adverse event express feelings as a second victim. Informing the patient about an adverse event requires preparation and most professionals requested training on the subject. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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48. Riesgo de infección y progresión de la enfermedad en niños expuestos a tuberculosis en el hogar, Colombia

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Benjumea-Bedoya, Dione, Marín, Diana M, Robledo, Jaime, Barrera, Luis F, López, Lucelly, del Corral, Helena, Ferro, Beatriz E, Villegas, Sonia L, Díaz, María Lilia, Rojas, Carlos A, García, Luis F, and Arbeláez, María P

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child, tuberculosis latente, Seguimiento de contacto, Case finding, Tuberculin Test, niño, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Sputum/microbiology, Contact screening, contact tracing, Cribado de contacto, Prueba de tuberculina, tuberculosis, Risk Factors, Búsqueda de casos, Esputo / microbiología, latent tuberculosis, Tuberculosis Pulmonar, Tuberculosis, Pulmonary, Factores de riesgo
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Aim: To assess the risk of tuberculosis (infection and disease) in children less than 15 years’ old who are household contacts of pulmonary tuberculosis patients in three Colombian cities (Medellín, Cali, and Popayán). Methods: A cohort of 1,040 children household contacts of 380 adults with smear-positive pulmonary tuberculosis was followed up for 24 months. Study period 2005-2009. Results: Tuberculin skin test was positive (≥10 mm) in 43.7% (95% CI: 39.2-48.2). Tuberculin skin test positivity was associated with age 10-14 years (Prevalence Ratio -PR= 1.43, 95% CI: 1.1-1.9), having a BCG vaccine scar (PR= 1.52, 95% CI: 1.1-2.1), underweight, closer proximity to the index case and exposure time >3 months. The annual risk of infection (tuberculin skin test induration increase of 6 mm or more per year) was 17% (95% CI: 11.8-22.2) and was associated with a bacillary load of the adult index case (Relative Risk -RR= 2.12, 95% CI: 1.0-4.3). The incidence rate of active tuberculosis was 12.4 cases per 1,000 persons-year. Children

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2019

49. Coagulación intravascular diseminada en una institución de alto nivel en Medellín, Colombia.

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Hernández-Martínez, Alejandro, Ruiz-Mejía, Camilo, López-López, Lucelly, Álvarez-Hernández, Luis Felipe, and Martínez-Sánchez, Lina María

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2022
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50. Inflammatory Cell Differentiation and Chemotaxis and Extracellular Tissue Repair Markers Are Correlated with Pulmonary Dysfunction in HIV Infected Individuals Presenting with Community-Acquired Pneumonia

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Mao, Ruochen, primary, Trajtman, Adriana, additional, Head, Breanne, additional, Rodríguez Sabogal, Iván Arturo, additional, Cabrera, Ruth, additional, Marín, Diana, additional, López, Lucelly, additional, Rodiño, Jenniffer, additional, Aguilar, Yudy, additional, Herrera Díaz, Mariana, additional, Vélez, Lázaro Agustín, additional, Rueda, Zulma Vanessa, additional, and Keynan, Yoav, additional

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2020
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