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Un vistazo a la gramática del zapoteco de San Pedro Quiatoni
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The Multilingual Anonymisation Toolkit for Public Administrations (MAPA) Project
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In: Annual Conference of the European Association for Machine Translation ; https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-03103205 ; Annual Conference of the European Association for Machine Translation, Nov 2020, Lisbon, Portugal. pp.471-472 (2020)
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Addressing data sparsity for neural machine translation between morphologically rich languages
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Using Multi-granular Fuzzy Linguistic Modelling Methods to Represent Social Networks Related Information in an Organized Way
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Cross-sectional survey of the wish to die among palliative patients in Spain: one phenomenon, different experiences
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Xkuent tohb bengolin ; El cuento de un viejito ; [The Story of a Little Old Man]
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Tsana weh behn loh bää nkob roꞌ ka ; Cuando el hombre fue a la luna por primera vez ; [When Man Went to the Moon for the First Time]
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¿Chu xbaan nde? ; ¿De quién es esta cola? ; [Whose Tail Is This?]
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Xtiidx bur ni rlia rak rahn loh kuch ; El burro que envidia al puerco ; [The Donkey That Envied the Pig]
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Lonih ni been Tiech ; La fiesta que hizo Iguana ; [The Party Iguana Gave]
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Diccionario ilustrado en el zapoteco de San Pedro Quiatoni, volumen 2 ; [Illustrated Dicionary in San Pedro Quiatoni Zapotec ; Volume 2]
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¿Chu niꞌk rahw ria nde? ; ¿Quién come estos alimentos? ; [Who Eats These Foods?]
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Konehw ni ndzäl laadx ; El conejo inteligente ; [The Intelligent Rabbit]
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Description of stroke mimics after complete neurovascular assessment Estudio descriptivo de los stroke mimics después de un estudio neurovascular completo
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Avellaneda-Gómez, C.; Rodríguez Campello, A.; Giralt Steinhauer, Eva.; Gómez González, A.; Serra Martínez, M.; de Ceballos Cerrajería, P.; Zabalza de Torres, A.; Cuadrado-Godia, Elisa; Ois, Angel; Jiménez-Conde, J.; Roquer, J.; Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. - 2019
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Introduction: A considerable percentage of events initially diagnosed as ischaemic stroke have non-cerebrovascular causes; these are called stroke mimics (SM). Currently available evidence about these events is heterogeneous and comes from studies with small samples. Objective: The purpose of our study is to identify conditions that may present as SM, define their epidemiological and clinical characteristics, and determine the percentage of cases of SM treated with intravenous fibrinolysis. Methods: Prospective study including all patients admitted to a tertiary university hospital between June 2005 and April 2015 with a diagnosis of acute stroke. We analysed demographic data, cardiovascular risk factors, time from code stroke activation to admission, stroke severity (NIHSS), final destination after discharge, degree of disability (mRS), and treatment. We compared SM and ischaemic strokes. We ruled out patients with intracranial haemorrhage, subarachnoid haemorrhage, or other causes of SM that may be detected on the baseline CT scan. Results: Four hundred four of the 4,570 included patients (8.8%) were found to have SM. Patients with SM were younger (70.3 vs. 74, P <.0001), less likely to exhibit cardiovascular risk factors and atrial fibrillation (13 vs. 34%, P <.0001), scored lower on the NIHSS at baseline (2 vs. 4, P <.0001), and included fewer cases of aphasia (9.4 vs. 19.6%, P <.02) and dysphagia (1.2 vs. 17%, P <.0001) than patients with stroke. SM caused fewer code stroke activations (28 vs. 40%, P <.0001). Patients with SM required shorter hospital stays (4.9 vs. 7.8 days, P <.0001), were less frequently admitted to the stroke unit (47 vs. 60%, P <.0001) and more frequently discharged home (95 vs. 62%, P <.0001), and had better outcomes (mRS scores 0-2; 76 vs. 54%, P <.0001). Intravenous fibrinolysis was administered to 4.7% of these patients. Epileptic seizures were the most frequent cause of SM (26%). Conclusions: In our sample, 8.8% of all diagnoses of ischaemic stroke were SM. These events have different demographic, clinical, and prognostic characteristics; epilepsy is the most common aetiology. Despite receiving specialised emergency care, 19 patients with SM (4.7%) were treated with intravenous fibrinolysis.
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Acute stroke; Código Ictus; Crisis epiléptica; Epileptic seizures; Fibrinólisis; Fibrinolysis; Ictus agudo; Ictus isquémico; Ischaemic stroke; Stroke Code; Stroke mimic
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URL: https://ddd.uab.cat/record/223982
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¿Chu niꞌka rxiꞌch? ; ¿Quién está chiflando? ; [Who Is Whistling?]
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Xtiidx konehw riop pchihn ; El conejo y el venado ; [The Rabbit and the Deer]
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