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Authors: Raúl Herrera-Mujica, Andrés Agurto-Huerta, León Palti-Menéndez, Yazmín Pariamachi-Polino

Odontogenic tumors are a group of lesions originated from odontogenesis course alterations. Within odontogenic tumors is ameloblastoma, its treatment probably is one of the most controversial, because its aggressive behavior, high recurrence and probably low malignancies. Radiographs play an important role in assessment from this tumor, but the limitation is they are in two dimensions exams. Cone beam computed tomography is a valuable tool because enable a comprehensive assessment of anatomical structures by multiple sections of the area. Therefore, evaluation of ameloblastoma is complete by cone beam computed tomography because bone structures do not show distortion neither magnification.

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Authors: Lucy Margarita Villafañe-Ferrer, Raimundo Castro-Orozco

To determine the frequency of carrying pharyngeal of Streptococcus pyogenes and their sensitivity profiles in schoolchildren from Cartagena. Analytical cross-sectional study, the sample was composed by 131 children. Strains of Streptococcus pyogenes were identified using conventional methods. Antibiotic sensitivity was determined the Kirby-Bauer methods. A questionnaire was applied in order to identify risk factors associated.19,8% of children were carriers of bacterium. 26 isolates of Streptococcus pyogenes were obtained. To evaluate the sensitivity were found strains sensible to ceftriaxone and erytrhomycin (84,6% each one). 23,1% (6/26) 0f isolates were resistant to ampicillin. It not was found association between carrying pharyngeal of Streptococcuspyogenes and risk factors (p>0,05). It were found resistant strains to antibiotics considered of first election for therapy of infectious diseases produced by this bacterium

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Authors: Javier Martínez-Torres, Ingrid Katherine Duarte-Corredor, Gaby Johanna García-Vásquez, Gissely Dimarhy Jáuregui-Rodríguez

The knowledge of sexual practices in young adults is required to run preventive actions aimed at the reduction of transmitted sexual diseases and unwanted pregnancies. To determine the prevalence Sildenafil Citrate consumption and its associated factors in College Students, during the first half-year of 2013. A crosssectional, descriptive study was conducted between April and June of 2013, the sample size was 340, and all of them are male college students, aged 18 to 26 years; all information were collected using a structured survey. The prevalence of Viagra or Sildenafil Citrate was 7,56% (CI95% 4,6%-10,6%); the main predisposing factors for its use is to suffer of Male Erectile Dysfunction (OR 14.72, CI95% 5.29 to 40.96), when it was adjusted by a multivariate model this association increases about 50% (OR 21.67, CI95% 6.27 to 74.89) and curiosity about this drug (OR 4 21 CI95% 1.63 to 11.3) is the second one. Although Sildenafil Citrate consumption has low prevalence; it is mainly related with men who have suffered erectile dysfunction and curiosity to experience its effects.

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Authors: Adalberto Campo-Arias, Edwin Herazo, Lizet Oviedo

There is little evidence about linguistic expressions used that show internalized homophobia by homosexual individuals. The objective of this research was to explore suggestive internalized homophobic language used by web page users for homosocialization purposes among homosexual men living in Bogotá and Cartagena, Colombia. A qualitative study was designed with the purpose of analyzing content of 40 profiles, 20 from Bogota, and in the same proportion in Cartagena. This was based on account profiles from a website which contained contact inquiries between people who were not heterosexual and described homophobic characteristics when referring to their ideal partner. It was observed that in 19 out of 20 profiles in Bogotá and the same proportion in Cartagena people used suggestive and direct qualifiers that showed internalized explicit homophobia and implicit language, for instance, “I am looking for serious people”. The internalized homophobia is expressed by looking for that “macho” man who is professional and lives a heterosexual lifestyle. Authors conclude that homosexual men who requested contact with other men by Internet often expressed internalized homophobia in explicit and implicit ways, which suggests accepting hegemonic model of masculine men. Quantitative studies are needed in Colombian non-heterosexual populations.

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Authors: José Luis D’Addino

Methods for preoperative localization of parathyroidin secondary hyperparathyroidism are controversial in the literature and have different and dissimilar sensitivity. With the objective to determine the correlation between preoperative ultrasound, scintigraphy MIBI and intraoperative findings in secondary hyperparathyroidism we review our 10 years statistic.Between2004-2014, 100 patients underwent parathyroidectomy due to secondary hyperparathyroidism. Data obtained from medical records included: preoperative serum parathormona, ultrasound, scintigraphy. Positive predictive value and negative predictive value were analyzed in correlation with intraoperative findings.The method of calculation of ROC curves and area under the curve and other screening values (confidence index, index of validity and likelihood ratio) were used. 68% were women; mean age was 52,7 years. Mean PTH value was 1486 pg/ml. The specificity and sensitivity of preoperative ultrasound were 94,44% and 30,14%, respectively. PPV was 93,62% and NPV was 33,33%. For scintigraphy, the sensitivity was 25,34%, specificity 98,15%, PPV was 97,37% and NPV was 32,72%. The ultrasound diagnosed 94 glands among a possibility of 400, the scintigraphy showed 76 and the surgery founded 292. Recurrence, 22%. Ultrasound and scintigraphy allow the localization of pathological parathyroid; however, in 10% of cases,glands could not be detected preoperatively, making surgeons experience fundamental in gland localization.

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Authors: Pedro Iván Arias-Vázquez

A review was conducted in databases (PubMed, PEDro) of type studies clinical trial, cohort study, systematic reviews, meta-analysis and clinical practice guidelines based on evidence they have studied the benefits of physical activity in the prevention , treatment and decreased risk of complications and death in patients with Type II Diabetes Mellitus. Realization regular physical activity is associated with a decreased risk of developing Diabetes Mellitus; likewise was associated with decrease in glycated hemoglobin percentage A1C values. Diabetic patients undergoing high levels of physical activity had decreased risk of complications and death from cardiovascular disease and all causes. At present the scientific evidence on the impact of physical activity in the prevention and treatment of Diabetes Mellitus is solid, so it must be emphasized promoting physical activity as a fundamental part of the therapeutic regimens for this disease

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Authors: Melissa Katherine Sánchez-Peña, Kelly Johana Sánchez-Delgado, Alexandra Agudelo-Ramírez

The purpose of this research was to formulate and implement playful strategies to increase the level of knowledge in a group of students about gingivitis associated with bacterial plaque and its prevention, this project was developed in Pereira city at Alfonso Jaramillo Gutiérrez high school. The studio started from assuming that traditional teaching methodologies have proved to be highly ineffective and considering that playful strategies strengthen the active participation of the subject community of intervention. A qualitative approach was adopted, this methodology is characterized by its dialogic nature where beliefs, myths, prejudices and feelings are accepted as elements of analysis to produce knowledge. The research method chosen was the Action Research and teaching workshops and focus groups were used as investigation techniques. It was proved that the initial level of knowledge of these teenagers was low. Most of them were totally unfamiliar with the gingivitis associated with dental plaque and through the playful strategies they increased their knowledge, obtained meaningful learning and achieved an active participation.

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Authors: Juan Vives-Restrepo, Manuel Ortega-Tobías, Luis Fernández-López, María Palma-Acosta

A case report of a newborn patient with a DC located in right orbit, whit research of the medical literature review of the presentation of DC. Descriptive and case report. Methodology: the presentation of the case patient and a review of the literature of the affected population and intervened, and the approach to the pathological component of the disease.The majority of dermoid cysts seen in ophthalmic practice is superficial and present in early childhood as discrete swellings in the brow or eyelid. In de Dermoids there are a good prognostic and is better is treatment early.

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Authors: Jacqueline Cevallos-Salazar, Oscar Flores-Carrera, Pablo Lozano-Ruiz, Alexandro Cruz-Mariño, Miguel Martín-Mateo, Natalia Romero-Sandoval

Obesity is an epidemic problem in the world and is present from an early age. The objective was to analyze the variability of excess weight, glucose, triglycerides, total cholesterol, LDL and HDL in obese students. 276 school children, 9 to 16 years of municipal educational units of the Metropolitan District of Quito, cohort 2010-2011, whom blood measurement was performed after fasting for eight hours. The risk categorization was based on the American Diabetes Association and the National Cholesterol Education Program. Excess weight was calculated in kilograms, from the WHO reference for age and sex. The average adolescents showed greater excess weight unlike early adolescents and children (p <0.001). Glucose risk in 1.4%, triglycerides 24.7%, total cholesterol 8.4%, HDL and LDL 31.6% and 6.2% respectively was found. Significant positive correlation was found with triglycerides increased LDL (r = 14) and total cholesterol (r = 0.27), and decreased HDL (r=-0.29) fraction. Changes in biomarkers described should facilitate the strengthening of public policies for obesity prevention.

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Authors: Alvaro Gudiño-Gomezjurado, Marco Gudiño-Gomezjurado

Atherosclerosis and its complications are a major cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. However, only half of the cases are justified by traditional risk factors. Nevertheless for almost five decades ago, has tried to find non-traditional causes associated with atherosclerotic disease. Various infectious agents have emerged as potential candidates being centralized research Chlamydophila pneumoniae by its ability to infect endothelial cells in the atherosclerotic process. Over time many studies have tried to prove the causality of C. pneumoniae in the atherosclerotic process and its complications. Despite this, to date the findings are ambiguous and of little relevance to daily clinical practice.

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Authors: Martha Bustillo-Guzmán, Jeannys Rojas-Meriño, Aury Sánchez-Camacho, Lissette Sánchez-Puello, Amparo Montalvo-Prieto, Martha Rojas-López

Work as vital for the development of people requires adequate health conditions element, but there are factors that can affect the employee or the company. In the present study seeks to determine the psychosocial factors which are exposed to the nursing staff from the emergency department of a university hospital. A descriptive study was conducted to 16 nurses and 64 nursing assistants working in different days in the emergency department of a university hospital in Cartagena. Two instruments, the sociodemographic profile and diagnosis of measured psychosocial factors related to task content, relationships, time management and personnel management were used. Study participants are mostly women, mean age 34 years and socioeconomic 2 and 3; about psychosocial risks are mostly affected the dimensions of personnel management in 98.8% and organization of work 93.8%, the content of the task by 75% and human relations in 53.8%. The results of the study reported risk factors in the dimensions of personnel management and organization of working time.