Background and purpose Previous studies have described an association between pulse pressure (PP) level mortality in stroke patients. Evidence of associations PP the risk remains unknown non-traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) We aimed to explore relationship baseline hospital mortality. Methods This cohort study 693 SAH adults used Medical Information Mart for Intensive Care (MIMIC-IV) dat...

Pulse pressure (PP) is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease. PP rises with age, more so in women. We examined sex differences in the correlations and variance components of PP in adult subjects from 767 nuclear families, enriched with those containing twins, from the Victorian Family Heart Study. After adjusting for age, we found no significant differences in the means or varia...

Nowadays, the possibilities for communicating or expressing through an electronic way are very wide: e-mail, social networks, chats and other ways are used by the majority of computer and mobile device users. One of the problemas that is presented in this communication way is excess, such as plagiarism, identitiy falsification, blackmailing, etc. Text authorship attribution (TAA) is in charge o...

The strong relationship between urinary albumin excretion (UAE) and pulse pressure (PP) in cross-sectional studies suggests that pressure pulsatility may contribute to renal microvascular injury. The longitudinal relationships between UAE and the various indices of blood pressure (BP) are not well studied. We compared the associations of UAE with the longitudinal exposure to PP and systolic, di...

Different plastics recovered from a local urban solid waste plant were collected before landfilling, separated, and classified by families, i.e. polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), high impact expanded polystyrene (HIPS EPS, respectively), terephthalate (PET), polyvinyl chloride (PVC). A systematic pyrolysis study was carried out to compare the different behavior registered in each plastic t...

MENT OF OBSTETRIC PROBLEMS. Edited by T. Barnett and J. J. Foley. (Pp. xiii+ 188; illustrated. 50s.) Oxford: Pcrgamon Press, 1963. THIS is the transcript of proceedings at the first Obstetric Coonference held under the auspices of the South-WVestern Obstetrical and Gv-nacological Society in Portsmouth in November, 1961. There were five sessions, devoted to the very important practical subjects ...