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Father-Child Interactions in Toddler Children with ASD: A deliberate Evaluation.
OBJECTIVE In contrast to acrometastasis, defined as bone metastasis to the hand or foot, the frequency and prognosis of bone metastasis of other limb segments remain unclear. To compare prognosis according to sites of bone metastasis, we defined two new terms in this study 'mesometastasis' and 'rhizometastasis' as bone metastasis of 'forearm or lower leg' and 'arm or thigh', respectively. METHODS A total of 539 patients who were registered to the bone metastasis database of The University of Tokyo Hospital from April 2012 to May 2016 were retrospectively surveyed. All patients who were diagnosed to have bone metastases in our hospital are registered to the database. Patients were categorized into four groups according to the most distal site of bone metastases 'acrometastasis', 'mesometastasis', 'rhizometastasis' and 'body trunk metastasis'. RESULTS The frequency of rhizometastasis (22.5%) or body trunk metastasis (73.1%) was significantly higher than that of acrometastasis (2.0%) or mesometastasis (2.4%). The median survival time after diagnosis of bone metastases for each group was as follows 6.5 months in acrometastasis, 4.0 months in mesometastasis, 16 months in rhizometastasis, 17 months in body trunk metastasis and 16 months overall. In survival curve, there was a statistically significant difference between mesometastasis and body trunk metastasis. CONCLUSIONS Our findings suggest that 'mesometastasis' could be another poor prognostic factor in cancer patients and that patients with mesometastasis should receive appropriate treatments according to their expected prognosis. © The Author(s) 2020. Published by Oxford University Press.Deficits in health after being released are common, even with a higher risk of death. In these cases, the main cause of death is the use of heroin and other opioids, but there are more causes of death and most are potentially preventable. The most vulnerable groups to the increase of post-release morbidity and mortality are the drug users, the mentally ill and the foreign inmates from countries with few economic resources. It is urgent to implement interventions that optimize access to health devices after the prison release, avoid interruptions in the continuity of care and treatment prescribed in prison and reduce morbidity and mortality. To achieve this, it is necessary to coordinate the effective form of care inside and outside the prison and apply support measures. We present the project implemented in the prisons of Catalonia, which the "nurse of liaison" has used as a key figure in the process. We also present the internal and external procedure used to facilitate the transfer of sanitary and therapeutic information, to link released patients to health devices and to ensure that they are received in a timely and appropriate manner.Objectives Decide how prison infrastructure guarantees health's right a suitable environment of Establecimiento Penitenciario Anexo de Mujeres de Chorrillos (EPAMCh) prisoners. Material and method For the materials was used an interview guide addressed to 10 specialist and interview guide addressed to 30 prisoners. About the method, it was selected the qualitative approach, the applied type with the phenomenological design. Results The interview experts said that Establecimiento Penitenciario Anexo de Mujeres de Chorrillos current infrastructure and don´t give minima sanitary services. In the polls, the prisoners unanimously answered that conditions were precarious, but mostly said that they were willing to incorporate to a health education program and bet for a preventive medicine without forget the curative. Discussion Is Important foment the preventive medicine in order to get a strong health education in jails. To reverse this reality would mean change a guarantee in their health rights and a suitable environment.Objectives To explore sociodemographic, psychological and psychopathological characteristics, as well as to evaluate the behaviour in an inmate sample. Materials and methods There is a total sample of 182 young and elderly inmates of the Madrid III Prison. The investigation has been carried out with a battery of self-report psychological questionnaires and objective measurements obtained through the prison files. Comparisons of means were made to see if there are significant differences between the two groups (young and elderly inmates) in the variables analysed. Results The analysis shows that there are no significant differences in wellbeing between young and elderly inmates. However, young people have higher levels of psychological distress, more presence of negative emotions and have a more maladjusted behaviour in prison (they consume more cannabis and have more disciplinary records). Older people better regulate their emotions, adopt better the perspectives of others, showing themselves to be friendlier. Conclusions The elderly inmates in prison, compared with the youngest, have a better psychological adjustment, more internal resources and a better adaptation to the prison environment despite of no differences in related variables such as time in prison.Objectives Determine the prevalence of Chlamydia trachomatis (CT) infection, the risk factors for infection in inmates aged 25 to 65 years old in four Catalan prisons. Materials and methods This is a cross sectional study conducted in four Catalan prisons chosen at convenience with a random stratified sample of the penitentiary population 25 to 65 years old taken within these centres. A urine specimen was analysed using the Anyplex CT/NG Seegene technique. An ad hoc questionnaire was used to determine sociodemographic and behavioural risk factors for infection within the previous year. The prevalence estimates of CT were calculated. Crude and adjusted odds ratios (ORs) and 95% Confidence Intervals (CIs) were used to estimate associations between infection and risk factor. Results Out of 1,469 participants, 15 men tested positive for CT (prevalence 1.02%). STC-15 research buy We explored age, country of birth, education, occupation, sexual orientation, age initiation sexual activity, number and type of sexual partners (sporadic vs.
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