Introduction: Child maltreatment is an important public health problem; the timely detection of signs and symptoms abuse in orofacial region places pediatric dentist a strategic situation, with capacity to recognize, register report suspicious cases. Objective: To review literature on oral lesions related child role dental office. Methodology: A search was carried out MEDLINE/PubMed databases f...

and irregular hyperplasia with a pseudoepitheliomatous area. A highly dense, nodular, diffuse inflammatory infiltrate was observed at all levels of the dermis. It consisted of macrophages and numerous multinucleated cells, most of them of the foreign body type. Fibroplasia was also noted. Abundant, round parasitic elements surrounded by a double membrane and containing a basophilic nucleus were...

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OBJECTIVE: To synthesise, quantify and compare risks for incident myocardial infarction (MI) across five major types of arthritis in population-based studies. METHODS: A systematic search was performed in MEDLINE, EMBASE and CINAHL databases with additional manual/hand searches for populationbased cohort or case-control studies published in English of French between January 1980 and January 201...

This paper proposes a new protocol called tapping alert protocol (TAP), which detects if any computer is eavesdropping on the network. When tapping is detected, it alerts the network users on the danger of tapping. In designing the protocol, a model for an attacker is developed who sniffs the network and breaks down the proposed protocol, and the requirements on the protocol in terms of efficie...

or breaks in the skin. Hispanic Americans may be more likely to reside in agrarian settings with increased exposure to soil and opportunities for contamination of cuts and other injuries. Whether caused by environmental factors, genetic predisposition, access to medical care, or other socioeconomic factors and pressures, the reasons for the higher incidence of BAE in Hispanic Americans warrant ...