Strange Case of disseminata leiomyomatosis

A rare complication of myoma, is the dissemination of this problem in to the peritoneal space; the medical name is  Leiomyomatosis Peritonealis Disseminate, which there is a few cases currently so the diagnosis and the treatment are difficult and it is believed that one of the potential risk factors is the realization of a procedure called laparoscopy.

The case presented by the author is about one patient 34 years old, which underwent surgery to withdraw fibroids 6 years ago. Three years later, she was againg subjected to a surgery because de doctors found more fibroids in the uterus, which resulted in a bad tumor. A year after, doctors took a few blood test and found a suspicious mass, which was teated with expectant management. A year later, the doctors took an other studies which everyone seemed normal, but as the patient had symptons, the dotors decided to make an other surgery, which found extencion or the tumor to other parts of the body, so the surgeon tered to remove everything they could. Eventually the patiend could go home with their biannual checks.

At the end the author goves a brief history about this disease, its possible causes, the hormoes involved, which is the most affected area and then explains that the theory of Larraih said that the womens who underwent a hysterectomy agaings fibroids, it may possible to also have a malignan tumor.

By foregoing, the FDA indicated that should decrese the use of laparosopy with Morcellation to reduce the risk of malignant tumor. But if it were to present this disease, now it can be treated with medication or if it is necessary, with surgery.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4301522/

The E-Factor

The definition of enthusiasm according to dictionaries is the Exaltation and excitement mood for something that causes concern, admiration or pleasure. But unfortunately, many people do not put it into practice in their lives.

Many people believe that the enthusiastic people behave that way, because they are the luckiest people in the world, but the reality is that they are single humans like anyone else. The answer is that people see problems differently, some see a half full glass and others see empty half glass, they just look the bright side.

But, where all the excitement begins? There are studies that talk about some learning behavior that is either encouraged or quashed during childhood; other studies report that genetics play an important role. Actually, enthusiasm is produce by a lot of chemical reactions of the body, covered bye the secretion of dopamine. So it could be said that one is born with certain genetic information, and eventually just molded.

So anyone can be an enthusiastic person, it´s just matter of seeing things in a positive way. May at first be difficult, but little by little, it is making it easier and problems that arise each time will be more easily overcome.

I consider myself an enthusiastic person because I can face the problems that happen to me and I consider there are more important thing in life, besides that I always have the support of mu whole family and friend, and I know that I never going to be alone. 

Cotreatment of Congenital Measles with Vitamin A and Intravenous Immunoglobulin (Paragraph)

This article it is about a new combination of treatment ageing Congenital Measles, This was written by Yasemin Ozsurekci et al on December 7, 2014. She presents a research of two cases from Turkey, using this king of treatment.

At the beginning, this article speaks about the epidemiology of the measles infection; The author make emphasis in the risk of this infection in pregnancy women and the side effect on the babies.

Then explain that the regular treatment in a pregnancy woman usually is with immunoglobulin prophylax. For this research they chose two preterm babies, who get infected at the epidemic in Turkey (2012 to 2013), and they used the combination of Immunoglobulin and vitamin A.

At the article, the author shows an image abut the monitoring of both patients and the results.

Then explain all the clinic history about the two cases: The first case, it was a pregnancy woman who does not have the measles vaccine and she gets infected, and suffer Pneumonia ass a measles complication. And the second case, it was about a pregnancy woman, who only received one shot of the vaccine, and se get infected to, but she only suffers Pneumonitis.

Both cases had premature babies, without showing symptoms of the infection.

At the time, he was explained what king of lab test he used on the babies and their mothers, and what the results of that test were, after used the double treatment.

An at the end, the author wrote about the importance of the vaccination programs in all of children, and how this can increase the immunity protection when their mother gives them some part of the immunity. But the most important about this research is if it were to present a case of measles, an effective treatment it might great with the combination of immunoglobulin and vitamin A.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4273528/

Why is learning English difficult for you?

To learn English language is difficult for me, just for 3 reasons:

 

The first one, is the way I start to study English; I never had a real English class, I just decide to pay more attention to the American programs on television, like “friends” or “two and a half men” or “the big bang theory”, even the movies, every time that me and my boyfriend go to the movie theater, I always prefer the American movies with a English the speech, I mean without a translate and then I repeat the words that the actors said, and right now, that I got my first English lesson, it is very hard to fallow the other students, because they already have a lot of time with this method, and knows all the bases. 

 

The second one is that in my country is hard to fine someone to speak English, because they do not speak English at all, or they know how to speak, but always have something to do, like job or homework, or things like that, and it is very hard to practice what I have learn at this time, but then I came here and I listen all the different accents and different languages, and different ways to use a simple word, it is like a different world for me. 

 

And the third one it is that I am afraid to speak English. Sometimes I thought in my mind all the things that I want to said before to star a conversation, but when I speak with someone, ¡¡¡I get stock!!! And I think and I think: what was I going to say?, And nothing comes out of my mouth. And the must frustraitin thing is that, after all the things that I have to do to explain my self and “finished a conversation with someone”, the words that I spoused to use, just came to my brain like a big picture and I feel so akward , because I know that I can do it better. 

 

But after all, that is the reason that I came to ASU and take the AECP program, to increase my potential and teach English the most I can.

Introduction

My name is Marina, i am from Jalisco, México. 

I have two sisters and one brother, but i am the oldest one. 

In my free time i love to go to the movie teather, or going out with my boyfriend or just wach T.V. 

I have been in UA just for 6 days, and i came to ASU for the AECP program, but then i have tu come back to my country to continue with my career. In the future i want to be come a plastic surgery or and ortopedic doctor. 

My most interesting characteristic that i have is listen to people, i am really patience and in my career that is so much importat, becouse must all the time, the sick people need to be listenig.