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Problematic Hospital Architecture: Ensuring the Stable Operation of Wireless Communication
Wireless communication systems that include LANs and voice communication have been installed in most Japanese hospitals. However, various problems have been discovered. According to a survey by the Japanese Government, many Japanese hospitals have experienced problems that are caused by signal propagation when using wireless communication. If a communication breakdown occurs, current information on patients such as sudden changes in condition or the warning alarms of medical devices may not reac...
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The Increase in Absolute Arrhythmia a Thesis on the Causes of this Phenomenon
The prevalence of absolute arrhythmia has been observed to increase continuously worldwide, as noted in medical literature and by health authorities such as Germany’s Federal Health Office. This phenomenon raises concerns about its underlying causes and potential strategies for mitigation. Drawing from over 46 years of experience in internal medicine, the author hypothesizes that the reduction in the use of digitalis glycosides—specifically digoxin and digitoxin—may be a contributing facto...
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Natural Polyprenols Effects on the Immune System: A Mini Review and Own Results
Natural polyprenols have been studied for many years and a large number of articles have been published. However, a significant number of these publications are not indexed in official publication databases, i.e. they are classified as gray publications. Thus, over the past 5 years, only 16% of all articles on natural polyprenols have been published in peer-reviewed journals. Moreover, polyprenols themselves have complex classification characteristics that do not allow for a clear definition. It...
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Interpretation of Fatigue as an Independent Generic Patient Reported Outcome in Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis
The hypothesis of our research is that the perception of rheumatoid arthritis patients about their disease may be influenced by their personality traits. In our previous studies, we constructed individual profiles and clusters based on rheumatoid arthritis patients’ responses to self-assessment questionnaires. In this study we looked for personality assessment tools that could be used to verify the hypothesis. Patients with rheumatoid arthritis (95 women and 10 men) were studied. A composite i...
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