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8. Artritis psoriásica

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Villalobos-Sánchez, L., Guillén-Astete, C., Corral, S. Garrote, Tinedo, M.A. Terán, and Díaz, M. Vázquez

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2021
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15. POS0550 IMMUNE RESPONSE AFTER VACCINATION AGAINST SARS-COV2 IN PATIENTS WITH IMMUNOMEDIATED DISEASES (RIM-COV PROJECT)

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Boteanu, A., primary, Garcia Garcia, V., additional, Villarrubia Migallón, N., additional, Corral Bote, A., additional, Ruiz Bejerano, A. M., additional, Arroyo Palomo, J., additional, Garcia Casado, P., additional, Rodríguez Ramos, R., additional, Villar, L. M., additional, Rodríguez Dominguez, M. J., additional, Muriel García, A., additional, Guillén-Astete, C., additional, Blázquez, M. Á., additional, Bachiller-Corral, J., additional, and Vázquez Díaz, M., additional

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2023
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28. Digestive involvement in primary Sjögren's syndrome: Analysis from the Sjögrenser registry

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Díaz S.M., Sánchez-Piedra C., Fernández Castro M., Andreu J.L., Martínez Taboada V., Olivé A., Rosas J., Menor R., García-Aparicio Á., López Longo F.J., Manrique-Arija S., García Vadillo J.A., López-González R., Narváez J., Galisteo C., González Martín J., Naranjo A., Illera Ó., Moreira B., Raya E., Rodríguez López M., Júdez E., Moriano C., Torrente-Segarra V., García Magallón B., Guillén Astete C., Castellvi I., Bohórquez C., Loricera J., Belzunegui J., Carreira P.E., Sjogrenser group, and Spanish Society of Rheumatology Systemic Autoimmune Diseases Study Group (EASSER

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Male, demography, hypocomplementemia, retrospective study, groups by age, prevalence, disease classification, lymphoma, Article, histology, Cohort Studies, atrophic gastritis, middle aged, Humans, human, Raynaud phenomenon, Registries, Retrospective Studies, register, autoimmune hepatitis, adult, disease association, immunosuppressive agent, cohort analysis, esophagus function disorder, major clinical study, primary biliary cirrhosis, lymphocytic colitis, Hepatitis, Autoimmune, female, Sjogren's Syndrome, priority journal, glucocorticoid, hypothyroidism, biological product, Sjoegren syndrome
Abstract

Objective. Digestive involvement (DI) has been reported in 10-30% of primary Sjögren's syndrome (pSS) patients, and few studies have systematically analysed the prevalence of DI in pSS patients. The aim of this study was to describe DI prevalence in pSS patients from the Sjögrenser Study, and to analyse its clinical associations. Methods. All patients included in the Sjögrenser study, a Spanish multicentre randomised cohort, containing demographic, clinical and histologic data, have been analysed retrospectively. Patients were classified according to the presence of DI (oesophageal, gastric, intestinal, hepatic and pancreatic), and we have performed DI clinical associations, descriptive statistics, Student t or ?2 test, and uni and multivariate logistic regression. Results. From 437 included patients, 95% were women, with a median age of 58 years, 71 (16.2%) presented DI: 21 (29.5%) chronic atrophic gastritis, 12 (16.9%) oesophageal motility dysfunction, 3 (4.2%) lymphocytic colitis, 18 (25.3%) primary biliary cholangitis, 15 (21.1%) autoimmune hepatitis, 7 (9.8%) pancreatic involvement and 5 (7%) coeliac disease. Half of them developed DI at the same time or after pSS diagnosis. Patients with DI were significantly older at pSS diagnosis (p=0.032), more frequently women (p=0.009), presented more autoimmune hypothyroidism and C3 hypocomplementaemia (p=0.040), and were treated more frequently with glucocorticoids, immunosuppressant and biologic therapies. Patients with pancreatic involvement presented more central nervous system and renal involvement, Raynaud's phenomenon, lymphoma and C3/C4 hypocomplementaemia. Conclusion. DI is frequent in Sjögrenser patients, mainly in the form of autoimmune disorders, and seem to be associated with a more severe phenotype. Our results suggest that DI should be evaluated in pSS patients, especially those with more severe disease. © 2020 Clinical and Experimental Rheumatology.

Published
2021

35. Kitkobi : desarrollo a través de los sentidos

Author

Astete C., Javiera, Briceño, Andrés, and Escuela de Diseño

Subjects
Diseño, Apego, Equipos y Accesorios, Niños
Abstract

Memoria de título (Diseñador de Productos) Herramientas y medio que permitirán fomentar el apego seguro a través de respuestas sensibles hacia niños de 0 a 3 años con apego desorganizado, los cuales buscan reducir la posibilidad de problemas en el desarrollo humano futuro, complementando y contribuyendo en la carencia de apego seguro con empatía, sensibilidad, afecto, cobijo, entre otros.

Published
2020

36. Digestive involvement in primary Sjogren's syndrome: analysis from the Sjogrenser registry

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Melchor S, Sanchez-Piedra C, Castro M, Andreu J, Taboada V, Olive A, Rosas J, Menor R, Garcia-Aparicio A, Longo F, Manrique-Arija S, Vadillo J, Lopez-Gonzalez R, Narvaez J, Galisteo C, Martin J, Naranjo A, Illera O, Moreira B, Raya E, Lopez M, Judez E, Moriano C, Torrente-Segarra V, Magallon B, Astete C, Castellvi I, Bohorquez C, Loricera J, Belzunegui J, Carreira P, and Spanish Soc Rheumatology Systemic

Subjects
autoimmune hepatitis, primary biliary cholangitis, digestive involvement, primary Sjogren's syndrome, chronic atrophic gastritis
Abstract

Objective. Digestive involvement (DI) has been reported in 10-30% of primary Sjogren's syndrome (pSS) patients, and few studies have systematically analysed the prevalence of DI in pSS patients. The aim of this study was to describe DI prevalence in pSS patients from the Sjogrenser Study, and to analyse its clinical associations. Methods. All patients included in the Sjogrenser study, a Spanish multicentre randomised cohort, containing demographic, clinical and histologic data, have been analysed retrospectively. Patients were classified according to the presence of DI (oesophageal, gastric, intestinal, hepatic and pancreatic), and we have performed DI clinical associations, descriptive statistics, Student t or chi(2) test, and uni and multivariate logistic regression. Results. From 437 included patients, 95% were women, with a median age of 58 years, 71 (16.2%) presented DI: 21 (29.5%) chronic atrophic gastritis, 12 (16.9%) oesophageal motility dysfunction, 3 (4.2%) lymphocytic colitis, 18 (25.3%) primary biliary cholangitis, 15 (21.1%) autoimmune hepatitis, 7 (9.8%) pancreatic involvement and 5 (7%) coeliac disease. Half of them developed DI at the same time or after pSS diagnosis. Patients with DI were significantly older at pSS diagnosis (p=0.032), more frequently women (p=0.009), presented more autoimmune hypothyroidism and C3 hypocomplementaemia (p=0.040), and were treated more frequently with glucocorticoids, immunosuppressant and biologic therapies. Patients with pancreatic involvement presented more central nervous system and renal involvement, Raynaud's phenomenon, lymphoma and C3/C4 hypocomplementaemia. Conclusion. DI is frequent in Sjogrenser patients, mainly in the form of autoimmune disorders, and seem to be associated with a more severe phenotype. Our results suggest that DI should be evaluated in pSS patients, especially those with more severe disease.

Published
2020

44. ESSDAI activity index of the SJoGRENSER cohort: analysis and comparison with other European cohorts

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Rosas J, Sanchez-Piedra C, Fernandez-Castro M, Andreu J, Martinez-Taboada V, Olive A, Menor R, Rodriguez B, Aparicio A, Longo F, Manrique-Arija S, Vadillo J, Barato S, Lopez-Gonzalez R, Narvaez F, Galisteo C, Martin J, Lucea E, Naranjo A, Erausquin C, Rua-Figueroa I, Illera O, Romani L, Melchor S, Moreira B, Raya E, Lopez M, Mourino C, Pego J, Cid N, Judez E, Moriano C, Torrente V, Corominas H, Magallon B, Astete C, Castellvi I, Bohorquez C, Loricera J, Belzunegui J, and Cobo T

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SJoGRENSER, Cohort study, Primary Sjogren syndrome, ESSDAI
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The objective of the study was to assess the ESSDAI index characteristics in the SJoGRENSER cohort (Spanish Rheumatology Association's registry of patients with Primary Sjogren Syndrome [PSS]). SJoGRENSER is a prospective multicentric study on a cohort of Spanish patients with PSS who meet the 2002 American-European consensus from rheumatology units. 298 variables were studied in patients for the inclusion of the study from an anonymous list from each department. The ESSDAI (EULAR Sjogren's syndrome disease activity index) includes 12 domains and measures systematic activity in PSS patients. Each domain is divided into 3-4 levels, (0: no activity; 1: low activity; 2: moderate activity; 3: high activity) and is attributed a weight. Each domain score is obtained by multiplying the activity level by the weight assigned. According to ESSDAI: low activity

Published
2019

45. Relationship between anthropometric variables and the cross-sectional area of the median nerve by ultrasound assessment in healthy subjects.

Author

Guillen-Astete, C. A., Muñoz-Martínez de Castilla, A., Zurita-Prada, P., García-Casado, P., and Urrego-Laurín, C.

Abstract

Objective: Ultrasound study of the wrist in patients with suspected entrapment syndrome has severe limitations due to the variability of what is considered normal for the cross-sectional area of the median nerve and where to measure it. We aim to determine the extent to which different anthropometric variables influence the median nerve area in subjects without carpal tunnel syndrome. Methods: We conducted an observational study based on a multivariable linear regression analysis using as a dependent variable the area of the median nerve cut at two specific points in the wrist of healthy subjects. The independent variables were sex, age, height, weight, body mass index, finger flexor strength, and carpal circumference. Results: The measurements of the median nerve cross-sectional area were normalised using a quadratic fixing procedure. Of all the variables included in the linear regression analysis, only carpal circumference and sex (0: female, 1: male) contributed significantly in the final model using the wrist fold as the measurement point (Constant B=-209.4, carpal circumference coef-ficient=21.1, sex coefficient 10.9). At four centimeters distal to the carpal fold, the model included the same variables (carpal circumference coefficient=24.0, and sex coefficient= 11.4). Conclusion: Both the wrist circumference and the sex are variables that should be considered to determine cut-off points of normality in future validation studies about the cross-sectional area of the median nerve. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

47. Abstracts from the 13th WINFOCUS World Congress on Ultrasound in Emergency & Critical Care

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Alerhand, Stephen, primary, Nevel, Adam, additional, Nelson, Bret, additional, Halperin, Michael, additional, Serrano, Felipe, additional, Prosen, Gregor, additional, Banović, Tjaša, additional, Doniger, Stephanie J., additional, Brvar, Mirjana, additional, Furman, Barbara, additional, Gallego Rodríguez, P., additional, Villén Villegas, Tomas, additional, Trueba Vicente, A., additional, Alba Muñoz, L. W., additional, Guillén Astete, C., additional, Díaz García, N., additional, García Montes, N., additional, Areco, Jimena, additional, Terra, Daniel, additional, Cavalleri, Fiorella, additional, Salisbury, Siul, additional, Rodríguez, Ana, additional, Fauzi, Mohd Hashairi, additional, Asri, Zulaili, additional, Mohamed, Norainal Atiqah, additional, Amin, Mohmad Aswad Mohmad, additional, Xavier, Adeline Marie Gnanasegaran, additional, Nor, Mohd Anas Mohd, additional, Hashim, Khairul Izwan, additional, Wahab, Shaik Farid Abdull, additional, Yazid, Mohd Boniami, additional, Ahmad, Mohammad Zikri, additional, Ismail, Ahmad Rasdan, additional, Othman, Rohayu, additional, Constantini, Mauro, additional, Pontet, Julio, additional, Sviridenko, Igor, additional, Rodriguez, Pablo, additional, Yic, Christian, additional, Méndez, Diego, additional, Noveri, Sylvia, additional, Soca, Ana, additional, Cancela, Mario, additional, Rodriguez Luna, Pablo, additional, Martella, Rodrigo, additional, Fabretto, Silvina, additional, Lidstone, Erich, additional, Shapiro, Jacob, additional, Robinson, Kristine, additional, Gómez Ravetti, Cecilia, additional, Silveira Ataide, Thiago Bragança Lana, additional, Miranda Barreto Mourão, Lidia, additional, Almeida Pinho, Nathália Costa, additional, Vieira Chagas, Lucas, additional, Detoffol Bragança, Renan, additional, Nobre, Vandack, additional, Meira Araujo, Maria Thereza, additional, Ernani Meira Junior, Luiz, additional, Mendes, Luciana, additional, Andrade, Jackson, additional, Nobre Basso, Nayara, additional, Castro e Abreu, Anna Cecília, additional, Muniz Pazeli Junior, José, additional, Silveira Vieira, Ana Luisa, additional, Costa Lemos, Bernardo, additional, Marques Rodrigues Saliba, Marinna, additional, Dutra Costa, Maurício, additional, Andrade Mello, Pedro, additional, Souza Vicentino, Rosimary, additional, Fernandez, Juan Pablo, additional, Ahualli, Nicolas, additional, Insfran, Humberto, additional, Fatica, Ivana, additional, Bornia, Jonatan, additional, Denardi, Paula, additional, Algieri, Ruben Daniel, additional, Flores, Cristian, additional, Ferrante, Maria Soledad, additional, Vassia, Gustavo, additional, Brofman, Carolina, additional, Ortiz, Victor, additional, Krebs, Elizabeth, additional, Shofer, Frances, additional, Baston, Cameron, additional, Moore, Christy, additional, Chan, Wilma, additional, Dean, Anthony J., additional, Panebianco, Nova, additional, Geniere Nigra, Stefano, additional, Graci, Carmela, additional, Sgromo, Vito, additional, Casazza, Alberto, additional, Veronese, Giacomo, additional, Montorfano, Miguel, additional, Ricevuti, Giovanni, additional, Marazzi, Marina, additional, Barbui, María Fernanda, additional, Da Campo, Gabriela, additional, Ciarlo, Cecilia, additional, Vera, Leonardo, additional, Brizuela, Matías, additional, Brizuela, Mariana Lía, additional, Aqcuavita, Marcos, additional, Buchanan, Javier, additional, Bujedo, José Alejandro, additional, Figueroa, Pablo Bravo, additional, Ricardo Carvajal, V., additional, Oscar Bravo, P., additional, Monserrat Navarro, N., additional, Rodrigo Adasme, J., additional, Méndez, Carolina, additional, Osman, Adi, additional, Ahmad, Azma Haryaty, additional, Neow Hanzah, Seri Rohayu, additional, and Razali, Emilia Mohtar, additional

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2017
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49. Tutorización de residentes y ejercicio de la docencia en el entorno de la medicina de urgencias intrahospitalaria: conclusiones del estudio Delphi realizado durante el Primer Encuentro de Tutores y Colaboradores Docentes de Urgencias de la Comunidad

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Guillén-Astete, C., primary, Zamorano-Serrano, M., additional, de la Casa-Resino, C., additional, Sánchez-Pérez, M., additional, Machín-Muñoz, E., additional, Braña-Cardeñosa, A., additional, Díaz-García, N., additional, Penedo-Alonso, R., additional, and Roldán-Moll, F., additional

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2017
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