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#CSection conundrum 1/n
As a neonatologist I shall delve into short & long term effects on the child a bit later on.
For today, the question I am looking into is ‘will > C section = < maternal and neonatal mortality’ adjusted and not adjusted to Human developmental Index (HDI)
As a neonatologist I shall delve into short & long term effects on the child a bit later on.
For today, the question I am looking into is ‘will > C section = < maternal and neonatal mortality’ adjusted and not adjusted to Human developmental Index (HDI)
#Csection and #MMR and #NMR 2/n
WHO recommends an ideal rate of 15% at a population level. Less than this, mums and babies are at risk, more it will veer towards unnecessary sections.
Does this hold good when we look into pooled country wise data?
WHO recommends an ideal rate of 15% at a population level. Less than this, mums and babies are at risk, more it will veer towards unnecessary sections.
Does this hold good when we look into pooled country wise data?
When adjusted to HDI, especially amongst developing countries there is ⬆️ risk of maternal deaths when C section rates are below 10%. But the correlation (higher C section - lower mortality) irons out pretty rapidly beyond 10% for MMR and 20% for NMR 3/n 
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Yet another layer to cut????
Marioska NMR….
Now let’s wait another month before the next cut 3/n
Marioska NMR….
Now let’s wait another month before the next cut 3/n
I told my family from age 7 that I wanted to be a zoologist.
I am so proud of myself for all I have achieved so far and am grateful for life's opportunities everyday.
Our STEM journeys are important and I am excited to share mine with you.
I am so proud of myself for all I have achieved so far and am grateful for life's opportunities everyday.
Our STEM journeys are important and I am excited to share mine with you.
I graduated in BSc (hons) Zoology from @AngliaRuskin in 2015.
I struggled, mostly with exams.
After three years, I convinced myself I would never be smart enough to pursue any post-graduate studies so I got a job at @sangerinstitute as an animal tech 🐭
I struggled, mostly with exams.
After three years, I convinced myself I would never be smart enough to pursue any post-graduate studies so I got a job at @sangerinstitute as an animal tech 🐭
I immediately fell back in love with science.
I realised that commitment and enthusiasm were just as valuable as being able to take an exam.
I learnt so much from so many and before I knew it, I was looking up papers in the evening just to better contribute to the conversations
I realised that commitment and enthusiasm were just as valuable as being able to take an exam.
I learnt so much from so many and before I knew it, I was looking up papers in the evening just to better contribute to the conversations
Recuerdo en una clase de espectroscopia RMN la fabulosa explicación (like you're 5) del profesor del empleo de la transformada de Fourier (TF) para transformar la señal del FID dominio (Intensidad, t) al dominio (intensidad, frecuencia).
#math #Science #NMR
#math #Science #NMR
La TF es ampliamente empleada en el procesamiento de señales porque permite descomponer una función (o señal) en diferentes funciones periódicas (armónicos).
Fue desarrollada por Joseph Furier en el año 1822.
Fue desarrollada por Joseph Furier en el año 1822.
Por otro lado el código Morse fue desarrollado por Samuel Morse y Alfred Vail mientras trabajaban en un sistema de telégrafo eléctrico. es un sistema de representación de letras y números mediante señales emitidas de forma intermitente. Peude ser transmitida por pulsos eléctricos
#NeurologyMorningReport #NMR Case 65 #MedTwitter #NeuroTwitter Updates & Answers posted later today. Asking your help #MedEd #neurology #neurologyresident #neurologist #medstudent #NeurologyProud #MedStudentTwitter Join me in educating. Share your questions and knowledge.
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Page - 25yo man, hx B cell ALL, ?seizure, now w/ AMS Please come to bedside
Admitted w/diarrhea & GI graft vs host disease
h/o ALL, multiple relapses including leptomeninges now in remission
What further information do you need? What are your 1st thoughts about what's going on?
Admitted w/diarrhea & GI graft vs host disease
h/o ALL, multiple relapses including leptomeninges now in remission
What further information do you need? What are your 1st thoughts about what's going on?
See image for details of event and vital signs
Medications: tacrolimus, infliximab, remicade
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Medications: tacrolimus, infliximab, remicade
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1/ It's been a very busy few weeks in the Walsh group @diamondLightSou but extremely happy to announce that in collaboration with Frank von Delft group’s at Diamond we have been able to perform a full X-ray fragment based drug discovery experiment on the SARS-CoV-2 main protease
2/ We have released all data from this work here: diamond.ac.uk/covid-19/for-s… #covid19 #SARS_COV_2 #DrugDiscovery #AntiviralDrugs #structuralbiology #crystallography #cryoEM #nmr We will update data as its generated to accelerate drug development to combat #COVID19 @JeremyFarrar
3/ This has been an amazing team effort involving on the science side my group (Petra Lukacik, Claire Strain-Damerell & David Owen) and Frank von Delft's XChem Team (Primarily Alice Douangamath, Daren Fearon) and Ailsa Powell from the @DiamondILO @EJShotton team
Hello, I am Edna Matta. I was born in #Ibague, known as #Colombia’s #CityofMusic. A beautiful place near snow-covered volcanos (Ruiz, Santa Isabel and Tolima), large expanses of paramo forest, lakes and streams where a diverse array of animal and plant species coexist
My story starts with #powerful, #strong #women in my #family. I was the third of 4 children and my mom #firstMentor had to raise us practically alone, since my father had to work in a different city, 20h away by car
My mom is a very #strong #woman that taught me #values, to #workhard and to be #self-sufficient #StrongWomen #StrongFamily
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