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Editorial in This Issue

In this issue of International Brazilian Journal of Urology , in the Difference of Oppinion, there is a highly controversy subject: The managing of bulbar stenosis Dr. Santucci, from Detroit, favors the buccal urethoplasty against the complications of substitution uretroplaty and the bad results of internal urethtrotomy; on the other hand, Drs. Siegel and Morey justify why the excision and prim...

EDITORIAL Articles in this issue

Information Visualization (2003) 2, 81. doi:10.1057/palgrave.ivs.9500046 This issue presents four research articles. The first article is entitled ‘Network Intrusion Visualization with NIVA, an Intrusion Detection Visual and Haptic Analyzer,’ written by Craig Scott, Kofi Nyarko, Tanya Capers, and Jumoke Ladeji-Osias of Morgan State University. There is an urgent need for efficient intrusion det...

editorial: this issue at a glance

the aim of the iranian journal of ophthalmology (irjo), published since 1947 has been to promote the quality of the journal, and to have a small part in the progression of the ophthalmic sciences in the world. we do expect and demand our colleagues from iran and abroad to help us to achieve this precious goal. we are thankful to all those who have so far cooperated with us, our professional sta...

Editorial comment regarding H5N1 influenza article in this issue.

In this issue of the Journal of Infectious Diseases, Sakabe et al report that the polymerase acidic (PA) protein component of the H5N1 influenza RNA-dependent RNA polymerase affects cytokine production in human macrophages and may be important in determining pathogenicity in mice [1]. They imply that PA may be relevant to the increased mortality mediated by hypercytokinemia in H5N1 infection in...