CSI: Bethesda

CSI: Bethesda

Summarn Recognition of psychological distress in patients with cancer. some of which can be ameliorated With appropriate intervention. is a crucial aspect of patient care. Previous studies, with the exception of one. indicate that oncologists often fail to detect general distress and do not identify those patients with significant psychological disorder. As approximately 25-30% of patients expe...

Leaving Bethesda

As the Editor-in-Chief of JPIS, I cannot stress enough the importance of the Journal Article Tag Suite (JATS) markup language, even if it may be new to our readers, authors, and reviewers. JATS is an XML format used to encode scientific literature for online publication. It functions as a technical standard developed by the National Information Standards Organization (NISO) in the United States...

The 2001 Bethesda system.

The Bethesda system is a system of terminology for reporting the results of cervical cytology. It was developed in 1988, and is now widely used in the United States. This system was updated in April 2001. The most important modifications are the following: a) elimination of the category "satisfactory but limited by", b) the reintegration of benign modifications in the normal category, c) "atypi...

CSI: reality.

CSI-SF: Estimating Wireless Channel State Using CSI Sampling & Fusion

One of the key features of high speed WLAN such as 802.11n is the use of MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) antenna technology. The MIMO channel is described with fine granularity by Channel State Information (CSI) that can be utilized in many ways to improve network performance. Many complex parameters of a MIMO system require numerous samples to obtain CSI for all possible channel configur...