PTU-051 Odynophagia – A Symptom Worth Asking About?

A question worth asking?

Sex Differences in Hypertension: A Question worth Asking?

Sex Differences in Hypertension: A Question worth Asking? Mario Lombardi1, Paolo Severi2, Andrea Mazza3, Maria Grazia Bendini3, Elisa Caldarone1, Massimo Armeni4, Stefania D’Emidio1 and Massimo Leggio2* 1Physical Medicine and Neurorehabilitation Operative Unit, Salus Infi rmorum Clinic, Rome, Italy 2Department of Medicine and Rehabilitation, Cardiac Rehabilitation Operative Unit, San Filippo Ne...

Asking Queries about Frames

Frame-based knowledge representation and reasoning systems typically provide procedural interfaces for asking about properties of individuals and concepts. We propose an alternative declarative approach that extends standard interface functionality by supporting selective viewing of components of complex objects. Instead of just returning sets of individuals, our queries match concepts and lter...

Transplantation PTU-051 DONOR MORBIDITY FOLLOWING LIVING DONOR LIVER TRANSPLANTATION (LDLT): OUTCOME FROM A SMALL VOLUME CENTRE

Introduction Living Donor Liver Transplantation (LDLT) has grown immensely in certain countries over the last few years, whereas in West the growth remains static and low volume. Donor morbidity following LDLT has been reported in the median range of 15%e30% in various studies. One of the limiting factor for the growth of LDLT has been the concerns with morbidity and mortality during a centres ...

Learning About Customers Without Asking

The Internet gives incredible opportunities for companies to learn about their consumers. Most managers view learning as actively asking questions directly to consumers and listening to their responses. Alternatively, managers can passively learn by observing the choices that consumers make. Passive learning techniques include user profiling, collaborative filtering, path analysis, and conjoint...