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The case report of a 58 years patient with personal history of a poor controlled congestive heart failure is described, who went to the emergency service of Luis Bernaza Hospital in Guayaquil, Ecuador, due to a diffuse abdominal pain, constipation and giant inguinoescrotal mass. The pertinent studies were carried out and a giant inguinoescrotal hernia is diagnosed with home loss, without data of intestinal obstruction. The Goñi Moreno technique was used during 12 days to increase the diameter of the abdominal cavity and return the content from the sack to its place. An exploratory laparotomy and hernioplastia were carried out with satisfactory result and follow up in the outpatient department during 2 months, without alterations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Several studies indicate that violence against women in San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas, represents a social problem of great dimensions, in which the landscape a whole is taken into account but the specificities of the experiences of women included in it are ignored in the general data. Asides from quantifying, it is important to study violence against women from the perspective of themselves, analyze how they live, their feelings and thoughts, therefore, this article aims to answer the following research question: How do women experience violence when they have suffered it at some point in their life? specifically the young and adult women of the municipality aforementioned. The study is a qualitative research in the frame of gender anthropology, the central concept that is used is the lived experience as a gender experience. A non-probabilistic sample of intentional type was defined, consequently, semi-structured interviews were carried out with 14 women of different socio-demographic profiles located in the municipality; the topics established in the script formed trees of categories whose content was codified and analyzed with the help of the qualitative analysis software Nvivo. The results indicate that the experiences of violence of women are crossed by the vital situation and the condition of gender, the interviewees experienced in key moments of their life, in violent ways, what it means to be a woman, in each one of those stages, they learned and apprehended by cooperating or by violent means what is expected of them and how it must be a girl, a decent young girl, a good mother and a good wife and how they should not exercise their sexuality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This work traces particular situations of refugees from anywhere in the world that have had a remarkable resonance in social networks. Likewise, this attempt has been made to follow a protocol of actionin which the affected person clearly shows their deepest feelings.The idea is to generate a sudden reaction in the readeraccompanied by a need to reverse international issues.It should also be remembered that the Internet and social networks constitute a vast space for free and autonomous communication, so their use can involve extreme connotations, not always being positive or pleasant. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article presents results of an analytical study with a gender perspective that seeks to answer the question, What forms of political gender violence were manifested in the elections of 2015 in the state of Chiapas? Reports obtained from the wider social networks monitoring the electoral campaigns, elections, and the turnover (change over) of officials was analyzed. The manner in which political parties seemed to comply (apparently complied) with the law actually reproduced and accentuated gender inequality, and moreover produced new forms of violence against women whose political participation was violated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

From the model proposed by Johan Galtung, approached from the perspective of gender, the types of violence exerted on women who decide to file complaints of abuse in the Mexican state of Campeche are discussed. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with a nonrandom sample, Using categories with emerged from the interviews, we did a descriptive analysis using coding units, drawing conclusions based on frequency and relevance in the texts. The results highlight the importance of analyzing structural and cultural violence from a gender perspective; they also suggest that there are not mechanisms to disentangle the ways in which types of violence are interconnected. In addition, there are gender-based inhibitors on women to report. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In America, the species of genus Centropomus (Snooks) are a key component of the tropical estuarine ichthyofauna. These species use brackish water bodies mainly as nursery areas, although adult specimens are also present. The Yellow-fin snook Centropomus robalito (Jordan & Gilbert, 1882) is one of the most abundant species in the coastal wetlands of the Mexican Central Pacific but there is very few data on its biology. The goal of this research was to analyze the diet composition of juvenile specimens of C. robalito and to study its ontogenic changes in Barra de Navidad coastal lagoon located in the Mexican Central Pacific. Specimens were collected between January 2011 and March 2012 using several fishing gears (cast net, gillnets and beach purse seine). A total of 681 juvenile fish were obtained and classified in three sizeclasses (small < 69 mm TL; intermediate 70-139 mm TL; large ⩾ 140 mm TL) to analyze stomach contents. The number of stomachs with some content was 292, and the general diet composition included 14 food items dominated by crustaceans (Alpheidae, Penaeidae, Brachyura) and fishes (Gobiidae, Engraulidae, Mullidae), with minor representation of copepods and insects. Significant changes in the diet composition between size-classes were found. Diet of small and intermediate fish was dominated by juvenile peneid shrimps, and fishes (mainly Gobiidae); while for larger fish, Alpheidae shrimps, and in second place, fish from Engraulidae and Mullidae were dominant in the diet. It is concluded that C. robalito is a generalist species with ontogenic changes in its diet. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Stomachs of adults of Anisotremus interruptus and Lutjanus argentiventris adults were collected to analyze the prey items of each species and trophic interactions during an upwelling season in the central Mexican Pacific. We identified 79 prey items grouped into 15 food categories. The diet of A. interruptus consists mainly of micro invertebrates (amphipods and crustacean larvae), holothurians and ophiuroids. L argentiventris feeds on macro invertebrates (shrimps, crabs and stomatopods), fish and cephalopods. Both species have a generalist feeding strategy and low dietary overlap. The diet of these species is related to the mouth shape opening. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper identifies the characteristics of manufacturing companies that have an innate model of design as competitive positioning strategy (Borja, 2003). To do this, we carried out a qualitative case study type research in four manufacturing companies in Venezuela, based on the design-oriented corporate culture model, proposed by Montaña and Moll (2008), where these variables are evaluated: design-oriented corporate culture, concepts generation, design strategy, resources and implementation, with the support of Atlasti software. The results showed how the use of industrial design on the innate model penetrates and conditions the majority of the processes and procedures of the companies studied. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

We analyzed the spatial distribution patterns of the five most abundant flatfish species caught by shrimp trawl nets on the continental shelf of the Mexican central Pacific. Food diets and trophic interactions between of the flatfish species are described as well. Flatfishes are distributed between 20 and 60 m depth. Bothus leopardinus showed the greatest abundance during the cold season (January-May), the other species did not show significant differences between seasons (cold and warm). The diet of the flatfish species consist of crustaceans, fishes and cephalopods. B. leopardinus and Syacium ovale are consumers of crustaceans, such as crabs, shrimps and stomatopods. Cyclopsetta panamensis, C. querna and Monolene assaedae based their diet in fishes and cephalopods. The feeding strategy of the five species analyzed is considered to be generalist, consuming a high number of preys in both seasons. Between the flatfish species, low values of overlapping in the diets were observed in size class and periods of the year. The flatfish species consume the available food resources and could change the preys consumed, according to prey availability, to avoid intra and interspecific competition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The study included two experiments. The objective of experiment one was to learn about the in vitro effect of different sodium hypochlorite concentrations and a commercially-available citric extract on the survival of infestant larvae of gastrointestinal nematodes by observation at different time points. With >0.05% sodium hypochlorite concentrations, larvae lost their sheaths in two minutes, while at 1.3% concentration larvae died within one hour. Larval mortality also occurred as late as 12 h after exposure to the concentrations tested of citric extract. The second study was performed to evaluate the effect of applying both compounds directly on the grasslands on the re-infestation of grazing sheep. Eleven (11) lambs per treatment group were used, i.e.: treatment TI, untreated control; TII, application of one (1) liter 0.5% sodium hypochlorite/20 m2; TIII, application of 5% citric extract on the grass also at the rate of 1 L/20m2. Data on live weight, packed cell volume (pcv), and nematode egg counts per gram (epg) of feces was analyzed using the GLM (SAS) procedure. The highest effect on epg and pcv was obtained in the group of lambs grazing the paddock treated with sodium hypochlorite, with the lowest epg and the highest pcv values as compared to both the controls and the group treated with citric extract (1,088 vs 1,997 and 2,891 epg; 25.6 vs 23.1 and 23.5 %, respectively; P<0.05). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This document analyses the causes that limitate women representation in local mexican governments. First, social and political inequity between women and men and their consequences in female's sub representation in local governments are explained through gender criteria. Secondly this is a document that studies a case in which a woman Mayor had several social and political limits in relation with male hegemony. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]