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LA ODISEA DE UN NOVELISTA

open access: yesAtenea (Concepción), 1931
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Design and deployment of ODISEA, an application for the myOcarDial infarction SafEtytrAnsfer of patients

International Journal of Medical Informatics, 2023
BACKGROUND Rapid primary angioplasty is the most effective reperfusion strategy for acute ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) patients. Since not all hospitals have a catheterization laboratory to perform this intervention, adequate coordination ...
Rafel Ramos, Imma Boada, Jaime Aboal
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The Organ-Disease Annotations (ODiseA) Database of Hereditary Diseases and Inflicted Tissues

Journal of Molecular Biology, 2022
Hereditary diseases tend to manifest clinically in few selected tissues. Knowledge of those tissues is important for better understanding of disease mechanisms, which often remain elusive.
Esti Yeger-Lotem   +2 more
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Evaluation of the ODISEA APP for improving a STEMI regional network

International Journal of Cardiology
BACKGROUND The use of technological innovations in ST elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) care networks has been shown to be effective in improving information flow and coordination, and thus reducing the time to reperfusion.
J. Aboal   +14 more
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A Ítaca sin Odiseas

Enfermedades Infecciosas y Microbiología Clínica, 2009
Desde que en el an˜o 1999 se publico´ el informe de la NationalAcademy of Science del Institute of Medicine ‘‘Errar es humano.Construyendo un sistema sanitario ma´s seguro’’, hemos visuali-zado ma´s claramente los mu´ltiples riesgos a que esta´n expuestosnuestros pacientes y las numerosas complicaciones, incidentes oerrores que se derivan de estos ...
Mercedes Palomar   +1 more
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La Odisea de Homero en Ítaca de Félix Grande

Thamyris, nova series. Revista de Didáctica de Cultura Clásica, Griego y Latín
A un lado, Homero con su Odisea; al otro, Ítaca, de Félix Grande. A ambas obras las separan miles de años y, sin embargo, encontramos en ellas los mismos personajes y una misma temática: el viaje de regreso a Ítaca.
Silvia Gómez de Paco
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