[PDF] Top 20 Análisis de factibilidad para la creación de un centro de formación en la Ciudad de Guayaquil

... our study we found that although tobacco use was inversely related to prehypertension, tobacco use had a positive and signi fi - cant effect on hypertension even after controlling for other ...increased ... See full document

... cardiometabolic risk profile overall, but may account, at least in part, for the relatively low LDL-cholesterol levels in Turkish and Moroccan ...cardiometabolic risk factors, since the prevalence of ... See full document

... similar differences in glycaemic control between both ...and hypertension. In a previous study in patients with T2DM, women had a similar rate of myocardial infarctions and cerebral ischaemia ... See full document

... on sex associated with assessment, treatment, and control of cardiovascular risk ...cardiovascular risk factor ...cardiovascular risk factor levels were adjusted for drug ...for sex ... See full document

... factors like marital status, educational level, income status, employment, and residence (stratified into urban, rural coastal, and rural interior areas); lifestyle factors like cigarette smoking and physical activity ... See full document

... increased risk of chronic pain and pain-related disability ...at risk for the development of chronic pain (reviewed in ...and sex- associated differences in pain ... See full document

... our study, male sex and at least 11 years of education emerged as the independent predictors of ability to iden- tify at least one warning ...male sex emerged as an independent predictor of better ... See full document

... of sex on motor variability have also been the focus of a few ...studied sex differences with respect to variability and reported that during an elbow flexion endurance task, women tended to be less ... See full document

... the hypertension status, the enrollees were divided into three groups (normotension, prehy- pertension and ...describe sex, marital status, education level, physical activity, BMI, smoker and ...The ... See full document

... Future research could stratify results by age group in view of providing further insight into the similarities and differences in descriptive information, mental health correlates and substance use across all ... See full document

... comparison study investigated predictors of carotid intima-media thickness (cIMT) [11], a known surrogate for coronary artery disease, and showed that the CV risk factors were generally worse in the HNR ... See full document

... this study are derived from the quality of the included studies: some of them do not describe in detail the methods used, thus impeding a prop- er assessment of their ... See full document

... In a cross-sectional retrospective study of 2940 'glaucoma' patients over 10 years of age in Tasmania, the prevalence of nine potential clinical risk factors hypertension, diabetes melli[r] ... See full document

... Methods: Scores on the nine-item painDETECT (seven pain symptom items, one pain course pattern item, one pain radiation item) range from -1 to 38; scores $19 indicate NeP is likely (.90% probability). The seven-item ... See full document

... current study reported that although most of the prescribers were satisfied with the current treatment of hypertension in the country but still strongly believed that understanding of cultural beliefs and ... See full document

... Data analysis was performed with SPSS 13.0 (IBM Cor- poration, Armonk, NY, USA) for Windows. Categorical variables are expressed as absolute and relative frequencies and quantitative variables are expressed as means and ... See full document

... Hyperprolactinaemia (HP) refers to an elevation of the level of the hormone prolactin (PRL) in the blood and is a frequent adverse effect of psychopharmacological treat- ment. HP may have clinical consequences that are ... See full document

... Our study included only urban vil- lages with no rural populations. A study in a similar area reported an age standardized prevalence of hypertension of ...the study population resided in ... See full document

... examining differences in the gut microbiome in the context of hypertensive disorders of ...significant differences in α and β diversity and abundance differed between ...A study of 205 overweight and ... See full document

... our study, the term staghorn stone refer to any branched stone occupying more than one portion of the collecting system, ie renal pelvis with one or more caliceal extensions ...our study, patients with ... See full document