Cecilia García Sancho

Instituto Nacional de Enfermedades Respiratorias

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Rogelio Pérez‐Padilla

Instituto Nacional de Enfermedades Respiratorias

Luis Torre‐Bouscoulet

Instituto Nacional de Enfermedades Respiratorias

Rogelio García Torrentera

Instituto Nacional de Enfermedades Respiratorias

Jenny G. Turcott

Instituto Nacional de Cancerología

Ana Maria B. Menezes

Universidade Federal de Pelotas

Gonzalo Valdívia

Louisiana State University in Shreveport

Rubén Martínez-Moreno

Instituto de Ciencias de la Vid y del Vino

E. Pérez Gúzman

Hospital Universitario Puerta del Mar

David Martínez Briseño

Instituto Nacional de Enfermedades Respiratorias

Elma Correa Acevedo

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Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Mexican Social Security Institute

National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases

Institute for Social Security and Services for State Workers

Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Médicas y Nutrición Salvador Zubirán

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Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network

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Perceptions of short and long sleep duration and comorbid conditions: the PLATINO study

Sleep Medicine (2013)

Luis Torre‐Bouscoulet Cecilia García Sancho Juan Carlos Vázquez-García Cesar Manuel Salazar-Peña María Victorina López Varela

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10.1016/j.sleep.2013.04.014

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ANTITUBERCULOSIS TREATMENT OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH PREVIOUS TREATMENT AT NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF RESPIRATORY DISEASES, MEXICO

CHEST Journal (2006)

Dina Martínez Mendoza Miguel Angel Salzar Lezama Enrique López Segundo Alfredo Torres Cruz Manuel de JesusCastillejos Lopez

10.1378/chest.130.4_meetingabstracts.284s-a

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Comparison of the VersaTREK system and Löwenstein-Jensen medium for the recovery of mycobacteria from clinical specimens

Scandinavian Journal of Infectious Diseases (2007)

Francisco Quiñones Falconi Lourdes Infante Suárez Manuel Castillejos‐López Cecilia García Sancho

Laboratory services for the detection of tuberculosis form an essential component of the DOTS strategy. Our objective was to evaluate the recovery rate and mean time to detection (TTD) of mycobacteria of 2 culture media: the VersaTREK system and the Löwenstein-Jensen medium (LJ). Clinical specimens were processed using the standard N-acetyl-L-cysteine (NALC)-NaOH method, and then inoculated onto VersaTREK system and LJ slants. Of 1510 specimens cultured, a total of 200 mycobacterial isolates (159 Mycobacterium tuberculosis and 41 no M. tuberculosis mycobacteria) were detected. The recovery rates were 84.8% (168/198) for the VersaTREK system and 89.4% (168/188) for LJ (p=0.2); while the contamination rates were 4.2% for the VersaSATREK system and 7.4% for LJ (p<0.001). The TTDs for mycobacteria spp. were 18.2 (+/-11.4) d for the VersaTREK system and 27.9 (+/-10.9) d for LJ (p<0.001). The TTDs for M. tuberculosis were 19.8 (+/-11.2) d for the VersaTREK system and 27.3 (+/-10.2) d for LJ (p<0.001). The difference in TTD between smear-positive and smear-negative specimens for Mycobacterium spp. was 15.9 (+/-10.0) vs 23.0 (+/-12.5) d, and for M. tuberculosis 16.7 (+/-9.5) vs 28.4 (+/-11.1) d for the VersaTREK system. The VersaTREK system significantly reduces the TTDs of mycobacteria detection, which is clinically relevant.

10.1080/00365540701522967

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Clinical aspects of histoplasmosis in children from the hospital "Benjamin Bloom".

Cecilia García Sancho

Bloom

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Cancer de Pulmón de Células No Pequeñas, Clinicas Oncológicas de Iberoamerica, Consenso Nacional de Cancer de Pulmón de México

Óscar Arrieta E. Pérez Gúzman Luis Torre Bouscout Horacio Astudillo‐de la Vega Cecilia García Sancho

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Type 2 Diabetes, Alcoholism and Exposure to Biomass Smoke Are Risk Factors for Tuberculosis

Journal of US-China Medical Science (2010)

Cecilia García Sancho Ma. Del Rosario Fernandez Plata Ma. Susana Rivera De La Garza Ma. De Los Ángeles Mora Pizano José Rogelio Pérez-Padilla

Type 2 diabetes and alcoholism are well known risk factors for tuberculosis (TB). While exposure to biomass smoke in the home has been found to be associated with TB, the epidemiological evidence for this association is deemed to be only moderate. In this study, we evaluated the clinical records of a group of 565 consecutive patients with pulmonary TB and 1187 patients who suffered from ear, nose and throat ailments (ENT), but no lung disease. Patients were matched by age and sex. In bivariate analysis, type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM2), current smoking and the antecedent of past exposure to dusts and biomass smoke were all found to be associated with TB. After adjusting for smoking, passive smoking and household crowding, multivariate analysis revealed that four independent predictors associated with risks for TB were: DM2 [18.8% versus 1.2%; OR=15.2 (95%CI 7.8-29.4), p＜0.0001], past alcohol use [40.9% versus 23.5%; OR=2.0 (95%CI 1.5-2.7), p＜0.0001], past occupational exposure to chemical substances [18.4% versus 13.7%; OR=1.4 (95%CI 1.01-1.9), p＜0.03], and past exposure to biomass smoke [54.3% versus 29.7%, OR=2.2 (95%CI 1.7-2.9), p＜0.0001]. Thus, these findings provide additional evidence of an association among TB and DM2, alcoholism and exposure to biomass smoke.

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Prescripción y titulación de oxígeno suplementario en pacientes hospitalizados en el Instituto Nacional de Enfermedades Respiratorias Ismael Cosío Villegas. Un análisis de costos

Neumología y cirugía de tórax (2012)

Rogelio García Torrentera David Martínez Briseño Eric Farías Velázquez Rosario Fernández-Plata Cecilia García Sancho

El oxigeno suplementario es una herramienta terapeutica prescrita de manera casi universal a los pacientes que ingresan al Instituto Nacional de Enfermedades Respiratorias Ismael Cosio Villegas (INER). Objetivos: Para este estudio fue necesario: 1) medir, mediante un proceso de titulacion activa, si la dosis prescrita de oxigeno suplementario mediante canulas nasales a paci entes hos- pitalizados en el INER es la apropiada para mantener una saturacion de oxigeno (SpO 2 ) estable a tres puntos de corte ( ≥ 88, ≥ 90 y ≥ 93%); 2) en virtud de lo anterior, cuanti fi car la sobre o subdosi fi cacion de oxigeno considerando los tres puntos de corte senalados; 3) en caso de sobredosi fi cacion de oxigeno, calcular el costo derivado del dispendio de oxigeno, y 4) como un indicador de calidad de la atencion medic a, determinar la proporcion de pacientes con hipoxemia que recibian menos O 2 del requerido. Metodos: El estudio consistio en « titular» de ma- nera activa la dosis de oxigeno suplementario mediante un oximetro digital de pulso previamente validado a la altitud de la Ciu dad de Mexico, en pacientes mayores de 18 anos, no graves que requerian ventilacion no invasiva. Para determinar los costos se utilizo el cost o del litro de oxigeno en estado gaseoso al precio comercial de 0.1029 centavos (2012), para calcular el costo real en litros en caso de sobre dosi fi cacion de oxigeno. Resultados: Los principales resultados de este estudio fueron: 1) en pacientes hospitalizados, existe un dispendio de oxigeno de acuerdo a los puntos de corte considerados como oxigenacion apropiada, que disminuye conforme se incrementa el punto de cort e del criterio de oxigenacion apropiada, de SpO 2 ≥ 88, ≥ 90, y ≥ 93%, respectivamente; 2) cuando se considera el criterio de titulacion correcta de oxigeno a ± 0.5 L/min y a ± 1 L/min, existe aun un dispendio de oxigeno en miles de litros por hospitalizacion por paciente, ya que la

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