Danger Of Spread Research Articles

Breaking news: Empirical formulas, molar masses, biosynthesis reactions, and thermodynamic properties of virus particles, biosynthesis and binding of Omicron JN.1 variant of SARS-COV-2

Breaking news are usually disturbing. Natural disasters, wars, epidemics, etc., are reported as breaking news. This paper reports a decreased danger of spreading of epidemics caused by the JN.1 variant, since analyses indicate that infectivity of the new variant is decreased compared to most earlier variants, which is confirmed by the number of cases (7500 daily in USA). Moreover, JN.1, despite the great number of mutations, has not been able to achieve the values of Gibbs energy change of biosynthesis (and thus virus multiplication rate) of the Hu-1 wild type. The research shows that infectivity and pathogenicity of the JN.1 variant has not reached worrying size, which means that there is no reason to expect the epidemiologic situation getting worse.

In the crime of impeding the prevention and control of infectious diseases, "having a serious danger of spreading" A doctrinal analysis of law

In the crime of impeding the prevention and control of infectious diseases, "having a serious danger of spreading" A doctrinal analysis of law

Challenges of the Security Environment Before the Correlation “Resources-Cabilities - Effects”

Abstract In the complex and controversial security environment characterized by dynamic changes and the trend of increasing resource limitation, there is the disbalance between the projected capabilities and the maintenance of the existing ones on the one hand, and on the other - the need for the defense capabilities to be adaptable to the parameters of the changing environment. This necessitates compliance to one of the fundamental principles for enhancing the effectiveness of the defense policy - the principle of improving management as a process and structure for the management of defense resources and related defense products. Moreover, maintaining a stable level of defense spending as a proportion of gross domestic product, is the basis for building the necessary defense capabilities in accordance to the imperatives of the modern armed forces. It is of utmost importance to achieve a balance in the correlation “resources-capabilities-effects”. This, in a security environment which is marked by terrorism provoked by the actions of the “Islamic State” and the permanent threat they impose, by the migration flows that create conditions for serious alteration of the morals and traditions of the “Old continent” and its economic stability, by the danger of spreading and instilling radical Islamism and “redrawing” of state borders, and by hybrid war, is the challange which provokes the scientific research of the author.

DISSEMINATION DU CANCER DE L’OVAIRE LORS DE LA CHIRURGIE COELIOSCOPIQUE

The development of laparoscopic surgery over the last decade, has transformed the management of ovarian cysts. Nevertheless, the danger of spreading which represent an inadequate treatment of unrecognized ovarian neoplasm require great caution in therapeutic indications and in operative guidance. We report a case which illustrate this danger, and propose a management strategy of ovarian cysts.

Descemet Stripping with Endothelial Keratoplasty

Corneal transplants are the oldest, most common, and arguably the most successful form of solid tissue transplantation in the world. Since the first full-thickness corneal transplant was performed in 1905 by Eduard Zirm, penetrating keratoplasties (PKs) have been performed to provide a clear, optically functional visual pathway to improve vision, provide tectonic support for an eye, alleviate pain from corneal decompensation, and eliminate an infection in danger of spreading intraocularly. Corneal disease processes requiring transplantation may involve either the anterior cornea (e.g. scars, ectasias) or the posterior cornea (e.g. bullous keratopathy, endothelial dystrophies). In the past 10 years, a new and evolving alternate technique, known as Descemet stripping with endothelial keratoplasty (DSEK), has come about in which only the diseased portion of the posterior cornea is replaced by healthy posterior donor tissue. Important advantages of DSEK over PK are that the host cornea remains structurally intact and more resistant to injury, intra-operative and post-operative suture management issues are non-existent, and concerns about late wound dehiscence after suture removal are virtually absent. Furthermore, the risk of expulsive intra-operative suprachoroidal hemorrhage is minimized because the wound is small and can be closed quickly. Of importance to the patient are the rapid visual recovery, minimal induced astigmatism, and relative safety of topical anesthesia. This article will provide a brief overview of DSEK, an elegant technique for selective replacement of dysfunctional corneal endothelium that is constantly evolving and rapidly revolutionizing corneal transplantation.

Recovery of Virus Morphologically Identical with Psittacosis from Thiamin-Deficient Pigeons

Summary and ConclusionsA virus closely related to, if not identical with that of psittacosis was isolated from about 5% of 400 pigeons on a thiamin-deficient diet. The observations made suggest: 1. That pigeons should be added to the list of birds naturally infected with psittacosis virus and therefore of possible importance in the epidemiology of the disease, and 2. That thiamin deficiency may be capable of changing a latent infection with psittacosis virus into an active stage, with consequent danger of spread to other birds and to man.Acknowledgment should be made of the assistance of Dr. T. M. Rivers who kindly examined our sections and stated that the intra-cellular bodies seemed identical with those of psittacosis.

SPLINTING AND PHYSIOTHERAPY IN INFECTIONS OF THE HAND

The immediate problem of overcoming an infection of the hand is so likely to overshadow the question of the ultimate function that the surgeon may neglect what to the patient is the paramount consideration. Incisions properly made are of great importance; but, from the inception of the treatment, procedures should be instituted that prevent adhesions and disability. The fingers and hand should have both active and passive movements daily, at least after the first forty-eight to seventy-two hours. Hot moist dressings should not be continued after the danger of spreading is ended; generally two or three days after incision will suffice. Attention to this detail will lessen the amount of round cell infiltration. After hot wet dressings are discontinued, baking under an electric light or therapeutic lamp for a half hour three times daily will help to overcome the infection as well as to reduce the congestion. PROPHYLACTIC TREATMENT Position