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Juvenile rhesus monkeys have lower type 2 cytokine responses than adults after primary infection with Schistosoma mansoni 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
Fallon PG Gibbons J Vervenne RA Richardson EJ Fulford AJ Kiarie S Sturrock RF Coulson PS Deelder AM Langermans JA Thomas AW Dunne DW 《The Journal of infectious diseases》2003,187(6):939-945
Adults and children have differences in their susceptibility to schistosomiasis. The relative influences of age-dependent innate resistance and acquired immunity in the differences between susceptibility to schistosomiasis are difficult to assess in humans. Therefore, we exposed juvenile and adult female rhesus monkeys to primary infection with Schistosoma mansoni. In contrast to the adult animals, the juvenile rhesus monkeys had low levels of interleukin (IL)-4 and IL-5 production by peripheral blood mononuclear cells after schistosome infection, as well as lower levels of parasite-antigen-specific antibody (IgG, IgM, and IgA) responses, and produced limited antigen-specific or total IgE. Juvenile animals had statistically nonsignificant increased worm burdens and tissue or fecal egg counts, compared with that of adults, whereas circulating schistosome antigens were significantly higher in infected juvenile monkeys. These results suggest that juvenile rhesus monkeys have reduced type 2 cytokine responses after primary schistosome infections and perhaps are more susceptible to parasite infection. 相似文献
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Fibrinogen and Fibrin Clot Structure in Diabetes 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
Diabetes is associated with an increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease, which is not fully accounted for by the accumulation of classic cardiovascular risk factors in patients. Recent evidence has demonstrated fibrinogen to be a powerful independent risk marker for cardiovascular disease in the general population, and it is also likely to contribute toward the increased atherosclerotic risk in diabetes. The etiology of hyperfibrinogenemia in diabetes is likely to be multifactorial, and at present the mechanisms involved have not been clarified. However, insulin, insulin resistance and inflammation are likely to be involved, especially in type 2 diabetes. The influence of diabetes in determining an individual's atherothrombotic risk is likely to extend beyond that of elevated fibrinogen levels, and may also act via changes in the structure and function of the fibrin clot that forms. Further research is needed to determine the mechanisms underlying these changes, which may lead to development of future interventions to reduce the excessive vascular risk associated with this disease. 相似文献
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Emma M. Smith Danelle Fuller Hina Mahmood 《Disability and rehabilitation. Assistive technology》2018,13(6):523-526
Purpose: To determine if older adult, novice wheelchair users who drive a power wheelchair with a JoyBar control complete maneuverability tasks in less time and with less error than those who drive a power wheelchair with a standard joystick control.Materials and methods: A parallel randomized controlled trial design conducted at a medical rehabilitation and research centre with ambulatory older adults aged 60 and above (n?=?27). The intervention was the JoyBar alternative wheelchair control. The primary outcome measure was total time to complete each of the two maneuverability tasks. The secondary outcome measure was total number of errors during each of the maneuverability tasks.Results: An independent, two sampled t-test was conducted and revealed that the JoyBar group took a greater amount of time to complete both maneuverability tasks than the control group (p?.05). No significant differences (p?.05) were found in rates of error on either task between the JoyBar and joystick groups.Conclusions: Maneuverability of a powered wheelchair by novice wheelchair users was not improved through the use of the JoyBar when compared to a standard wheelchair joystick, as measured by rates of error and time to complete maneuverability tasks.
- Implications for rehabilitation
Clients who are new to powered wheelchair use may perform maneuverability tasks faster, with equivalent accuracy, using a standard joystick versus the JoyBar.
Clients who use a JoyBar may require adjustments to the programming of their wheelchair to ensure optimal performance.
Additional training may be required to achieve proficiency in maneuverability tasks with a JoyBar versus a standard joystick.
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Scott D. Rhodes Lilli Mann Florence M. Simán Eunyoung Song Jorge Alonzo Mario Downs Emma Lawlor Omar Martinez Christina J. Sun Mary Claire O’Brien Beth A. Reboussin Mark A. Hall 《American journal of public health》2015,105(2):329-337
Objectives. We sought to understand how local immigration enforcement policies affect the utilization of health services among immigrant Hispanics/Latinos in North Carolina.Methods. In 2012, we analyzed vital records data to determine whether local implementation of section 287(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act and the Secure Communities program, which authorizes local law enforcement agencies to enforce federal immigration laws, affected the prenatal care utilization of Hispanics/Latinas. We also conducted 6 focus groups and 17 interviews with Hispanic/Latino persons across North Carolina to explore the impact of immigration policies on their utilization of health services.Results. We found no significant differences in utilization of prenatal care before and after implementation of section 287(g), but we did find that, in individual-level analysis, Hispanic/Latina mothers sought prenatal care later and had inadequate care when compared with non-Hispanic/Latina mothers. Participants reported profound mistrust of health services, avoiding health services, and sacrificing their health and the health of their family members.Conclusions. Fear of immigration enforcement policies is generalized across counties. Interventions are needed to increase immigrant Hispanics/Latinos’ understanding of their rights and eligibility to utilize health services. Policy-level initiatives are also needed (e.g., driver’s licenses) to help undocumented persons access and utilize these services.Federal immigration enforcement policies have been increasingly delegated to state and local jurisdictions, leading to increased enforcement activities by local police. This shift has resulted largely from the implementation of 2 federal initiatives: section 287(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act and the Secure Communities program. Section 287(g) authorizes Immigration and Custom Enforcement to enter into agreements with state and local law enforcement agencies to enforce federal immigration law during their regular, daily law enforcement activities. The original intention was to “target and remove undocumented immigrants convicted of violent crimes, human smuggling, gang/organized crime activity, sexual-related offenses, narcotics smuggling and money laundering.”1 Added to the Immigration and Nationality Act in 1996, section 287(g) was not widely used in its first decade, but its use accelerated in the mid- to late 2000s.2,3The Secure Communities program differs from section 287(g) in that it does not authorize local enforcement bodies to arrest individuals for federal immigration violations. Instead, when individuals are arrested for nonimmigration matters, the Secure Communities program facilitates the sharing of local arrestees’ fingerprints and information with Immigration and Custom Enforcement and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which checks them against immigration databases. If these checks reveal that an individual is unlawfully present in the United States or otherwise removable because of a criminal conviction, Immigration and Custom Enforcement takes enforcement action.4Some evidence suggests that both section 287(g) and the Secure Communities program contribute to Hispanic/Latino immigrants’ general mistrust of local law enforcement and fear of utilizing a variety of public services, such as police protection and emergency services.2,5–7 Although many immigrant Hispanics/Latinos in the United States experience barriers to care because of a lack of bilingual and bicultural services, low health literacy, insufficient public transportation, and limited knowledge of available health services,8–12 studies have suggested that individuals lacking legal status may have more difficulty obtaining health services and may experience worse health outcomes than do individuals with legal status.13–18 Among immigrant Hispanics/Latinos, the fear of deportation, a lack of required forms of documentation, interaction with law enforcement personnel, and racial profiling are factors also associated with reduced utilization of health services and worse health.6,19–22 Such fears lead to incomplete sequences of care,19,20,23,24 promote the use of nonstandard and unsafe contingencies for care,16,25–27 and contribute to public health hazards, as immigrants delay preventive care or treatment.13,22,28 These fears further affect long-term health outcomes as immigrant Hispanics/Latinos alter their physical activity, food purchasing behaviors, and food consumption because of concerns about being in public.29 They may withhold information from health care providers19 and experience high levels of stress, leading to compromised mental health.20,30,31The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act bars undocumented or recent legal immigrants from receiving financial assistance for health insurance32; thus, many will continue to remain uninsured and dependent on public health services and free clinics for a significant portion of their care. Because these services are associated with government authority, there is the potential that increasing immigration enforcement policies will deter noncitizens from seeking needed care, not only to their detriment but also to the detriment of public health.Currently there is little research examining the impact of recent immigration enforcement policies on the access to and utilization of health care, and there has been a call to better understand the public health impact of current immigration policies and their enforcement.29 Through mixed methods, we explored the effect of local immigration enforcement policies on access to and utilization of health services among immigrant Hispanics/Latinos in North Carolina. We analyzed vital records data to determine whether there were differences in utilization of prenatal services by Hispanic/Latina mothers pre- and postimplementation of section 287(g), and we conducted focus groups and in-depth interviews with Hispanics/Latinos living in counties that had implemented section 287(g) and in “sanctuary” counties, counties in which leaders, including politicians and clergy, have spoken out against the program. 相似文献
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Kirstine Shrubsole Linda Worrall Emma Power Denise A. OConnor 《Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation》2018,99(7):1413-1423.e24
Objective
To identify implementation priorities for poststroke aphasia management relevant to the Australian health care context.Data Sources
Using systematized searches of databases (CINAHL and MEDLINE), guideline and stroke websites, and other sources, evidence was identified and extracted for 7 implementation criteria for 13 topic areas relevant to aphasia management. These 7 priority-setting criteria were identified in the implementation literature: strength of the evidence, current evidence-practice gap, clinician preference, patient preference, modifiability, measurability, and health effect.Study Selection
Articles were included if they were in English, related to a specific recommendation requiring implementation, and contained information pertaining to any of the 7 prioritization criteria.Data Extraction
The scoping review methodology was chosen to address the broad nature of the topic. Evidence was extracted and placed in an evidence matrix. After this, evidence was summarized and then aphasia rehabilitation topics were prioritized using an approach developed by the research team.Data Synthesis
Evidence from 100 documents was extracted and summarized. Four topic areas were identified as implementation priorities for aphasia: timing, amount, and intensity of therapy; goal setting; information, education, and aphasia-friendly information; and constraint-induced language therapy.Conclusions
Closing the evidence-practice gaps in the 4 priority areas identified may deliver the greatest gains in outcomes for Australian stroke survivors with aphasia. Our approach to developing implementation priorities may be useful for identifying priorities for implementation in other health care areas. 相似文献109.
Kathy Boutis Jocelyn Gravel Stephen B. Freedman William Craig Ken Tang Carol A. DeMatteo Alexander Sasha Dubrovsky Darcy Beer Emma Burns Gurinder Sangha Roger Zemek 《The Journal of emergency medicine》2018,54(6):757-765
Background
The accurate identification of children with a concussion by emergency physicians is important to initiate appropriate anticipatory guidance and management.Objectives
We compared the frequency of persistent concussion symptoms in children who were provided the diagnosis of concussion by an emergency physician versus those who met Berlin/Zurich international criteria for this diagnosis. We also determined the clinical variables independently associated with a physician-diagnosed concussion.Methods
This was a planned secondary analysis of a prospective, multicenter cohort study. Participants were 5–17 years of age and met the Zurich/Berlin International Consensus Statement criteria for concussion.Results
There were 2946 enrolled children. In those with physician-diagnosed concussion vs. no concussion, the frequency of persistent symptoms was 62.5% vs. 38.8% (p < 0.0001) at 1 week, 46.3% vs. 25.8% (p < 0.0001) at 2 weeks, and 33.0% vs. 23.0% (p < 0.0001) at 4 weeks. Of those meeting international criteria, 2340 (79.4%) were diagnosed with a concussion by an emergency physician and 12 variables were associated with this diagnosis. Five had an odds ratio (OR) > 1.5: older age (13–17 vs. 5–7 years, OR 2.9), longer time to presentation (≥16 vs. <16 h, OR 2.1), nausea (OR 1.7), sport mechanism (OR 1.7), and amnesia (OR 1.6).Conclusions
Relative to international criteria, the more selective assignment of concussion by emergency physicians was associated with a greater frequency of persistent concussion symptoms. In addition, while most children meeting international criteria for concussion were also provided this diagnosis for concussion by an emergency physician, the presence of 5 specific variables made this diagnosis more likely. 相似文献110.
Garth Funston Helena O’Flynn Neil A. J. Ryan Willie Hamilton Emma J. Crosbie 《Advances in therapy》2018,35(4):577-589
Early diagnosis of symptomatic gynecological cancer is likely to improve patient outcomes, including survival. The primary care practitioner has a key role to play in this—they must recognize the symptoms and signs of gynecological cancer and make prompt evidence-based decisions regarding further investigation and referral. However, this is often difficult as many of the symptoms of gynecological cancers are nonspecific and are more likely to be caused by benign rather than malignant disease. As primary care is generally the first point of patient contact, those working in this setting usually encounter cancer patients at an earlier, and possibly less symptomatic, stage than practitioners in secondary care. Despite these challenges, research has improved our understanding of the symptoms patients present to primary care with, and a range of tests and referral pathways now exist in the UK and other countries to aid early diagnosis. Primary care practitioners can also play a key role in gynecological cancer prevention. A significant proportion of gynecological cancer is preventable either through lifestyle changes such as weight loss, or, for cervical cancer, vaccination and/or engagement with screening programs. Primary care provides an excellent opportunity to discuss cancer risk with patients and to promote risk reduction strategies and lifestyle change. In this article, the first in a series discussing cancer detection in primary care, we concentrate on gynecological cancer and focus on the three most common forms that a primary care practitioner is likely to encounter: ovarian, endometrial, and cervical cancer. We outline key risk factors, briefly discuss prevention and screening strategies, and offer practical guidance on the recognition of symptoms and signs and the investigation and referral of women with suspected cancer. While this article is written from a UK primary care perspective, much of what is discussed will be of relevance to those working in other healthcare systems. 相似文献