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6. PRESENTATION

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RAMOS, A., primary, BARBOZA, D. R., additional, Pereira, L. D., additional, and PEREIRA, T. D., additional

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2019
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9. Apresentação

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RAMOS, A., primary, BARBOZA, D. R., additional, Pereira, L. D., additional, and PEREIRA, T. D., additional

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2019
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17. From the heteronomy of the technological project to the evolutionary hybridization of the experimental research [Dall’eteronomia del progetto tecnologico all’ibridazione evolutiva della ricerca sperimentale]

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Calzolari, M., Davoli, P., and Pereira, L. D.

Subjects
Experimentation in architecture, SH5_11, PE8_12, SH3_1, Ricerca interdisciplinare, Ambientale, PE8_16, Historic heritage retrofit, Interdisciplinary research, Competenze regia architetto, Architect directing skills, Sperimentazione in architettura, Ibridazione saperi e metodi, Ricerca interdisciplinare, Sperimentazione in architettura, Competenze regia architetto, Historic heritage retrofit, Knowledge and methods hybridization, Ibridazione saperi e metodi, PE8_3, Knowledge and methods hybridization, Interdisciplinary research, Experimentation in architecture, Architect directing skills, Historic heritage retrofit
Published
2021

18. Alocação Ótima de Geração Distribuída em Sistemas de Distribuição Considerando Incertezas no Modelo Probabilístico de Geração de Energia a Partir de Fontes Estocásticas

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PEREIRA, L. D. L., ROCHA, H. R. O., DONADEL, C. B., AUGUSTO C. RUEDA-MEDINA, and FARDIN, J. F.

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Published
2018

27. Challenges on ore port simulation

Author

Fioroni, M. M., Caio Eduardo Zanin, Quintáns, J. A. S., Pereira, L. D., Santana, I. R., Savastano, P., Franzese, L. A. G., and Benevides, V. L.

28. Evaluation of Frozen and Paraffin Sections Using the Maryland Aggregate Pathology Index Score in Donor Kidney Biopsy Specimens of a Brazilian Cohort.

Author

Teixeira AC, Freire de Carvalho CC, Mororó GP, Pereira LDM, Lacerda VS, and Esmeraldo RM

Subjects
Adolescent, Adult, Biopsy, Brazil, Female, Humans, Kidney Transplantation, Male, Middle Aged, Retrospective Studies, Young Adult, Donor Selection methods, Frozen Sections, Kidney pathology, Paraffin Embedding, Transplants pathology
Abstract

The Maryland aggregate pathology index (MAPI) score is an important tool developed to help pathologists in evaluating potential organs for transplantation. It is based on analysis of five variables (present or absent): arteriolar hyalinosis (4 points), periglomerular fibrosis (2 points), arterial wall-lumen ratio superior to 0.5 (2 points), global glomerulosclerosis in more than 15% of glomeruli (2 points), and interstitial scar (3 points). Kidneys with a MAPI score >7 points are considered inadequate for donation. This study aimed to evaluate pathology agreement between frozen sections (FS) and paraffin sections (PS) using the MAPI score in a cohort of 262 biopsy specimens obtained at the General Hospital of Fortaleza, Brazil. We performed a retrospective review of pathological reports of FS (signed out by an on-call pathologist) and their corresponding PS (authorized by a specialist in renal pathology). Agreement was calculated using the Kappa test. Kappa values ranging from 0.29 to 0.51 were obtained when MAPI parameters were separately evaluated. When the score was used, the coefficient was 0.59. Fourteen of 262 kidneys were classified as inadequate for donation using PS and 8 cases were diagnosed using FS. There were no differences between wedge-shaped and filiform samples, apart from the mean number of glomeruli. Discordant cases had no statistical difference from concordant ones when clinical and macroscopic pathological parameters were analyzed. The MAPI score can be useful to minimize disagreements between FS and PS, but more effort should be made to standardize criteria and enable pathologists to recognize chronic lesions in FS samples., (Copyright © 2017 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.)

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2017
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