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Raouf Kh. M. Abdel,Hella Kh. M.,Rashad A. M. 한국물리학회 2020 THE JOURNAL OF THE KOREAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Vol.77 No.3
Recently, the solid state nuclear track detector SSNTD (CR-39) has occupied a very important place at the top of radiation detectors for passive measurements. For this reason, many investigation were done to improve the properties of this detector. In this investigation, the energy gap of that detector was calculated by measuring the transmission at different wavelengths for ten samples. Five irradiated by electrons at different energies and the other five irradiated by X-rays at different energies in the Radiation Unit of the University Hospital of Zagzig University, Zagzig, Egypt. Another sample was used as the standard sample. The transmission for all samples was measured at the National Research Center Al-Doqe, Cairo, Egypt.
Coexistence of Excessive Weight Gain and Celiac Disease in Children: An Unusual Familial Condition
Valeria Calcaterra,Corrado Regalbuto,Alexandra Madè,Mariasole Magistrali,Maureen M. Leonard,Hellas Cena 대한소아소화기영양학회 2019 Pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology & nutrition Vol.22 No.4
Excessive weight gain in children diagnosed with celiac disease (CD) is becoming more common. We describe 2 siblings (9-year and 6 months-old female and 6-year and 9 monthsold male) with obesity showing attenuated gastrointestinal and atypical symptoms in which CD was diagnosed in the absence of a known family history of CD. After children's diagnosis, CD in their parents was also investigated. It was detected in their father affected by overweight. The presentation of patients with CD has changed. While patients with overweight and obesity commonly have symptoms such as abdominal pain, reflux, headache, and constipation due to lifestyle factors, CD should also be considered in patients with or without a family history of CD. Careful nutritional status assessment and follow-up monitoring after the diagnosis of CD are mandatory, especially in subjects who are already overweight at the presentation of this disease.
Coexistence of Excessive Weight Gain and Celiac Disease in Children: An Unusual Familial Condition
Calcaterra, Valeria,Regalbuto, Corrado,Made, Alexandra,Magistrali, Mariasole,Leonard, Maureen M.,Cena, Hellas The Korean Society of Pediatric Gastroenterology 2019 Pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology & nutrition Vol.22 No.4
Excessive weight gain in children diagnosed with celiac disease (CD) is becoming more common. We describe 2 siblings (9-year and 6 months-old female and 6-year and 9 months-old male) with obesity showing attenuated gastrointestinal and atypical symptoms in which CD was diagnosed in the absence of a known family history of CD. After children's diagnosis, CD in their parents was also investigated. It was detected in their father affected by overweight. The presentation of patients with CD has changed. While patients with overweight and obesity commonly have symptoms such as abdominal pain, reflux, headache, and constipation due to lifestyle factors, CD should also be considered in patients with or without a family history of CD. Careful nutritional status assessment and follow-up monitoring after the diagnosis of CD are mandatory, especially in subjects who are already overweight at the presentation of this disease.
Sedat Alpaslan Tuncel,Bekir Çaglı,Aslan Tekatas¸,Mehmet Yadigar Kırıcı,Ercüment Ünlü,Hakan Gençhellaç 대한영상의학회 2015 Korean Journal of Radiology Vol.16 No.4
The aim of the present study was to determine the prevalence and reporting rate of incidental findings (IF) in adult outpatients undergoing lumbar magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Re-evaluation of a total of 1278 lumbar MRI images (collected from patients with a mean age of 50.5 years, range 16–91 years) captured between August 2010–August 2011 was done by a neuroradiologist and a musculoskeletal radiologist. IFs were classified according to organ or system (liver, gallbladder, kidney, bladder, uterus, ovary, lymph node, intestine and aorta). The rate of reporting of a range of IF was examined. The outcome of each patient’s treatment was evaluated based on review of hospital records and by telephone interviews. A total of 253 IFs were found in 241 patients (18.8% of 1278). Among these, clinically significant IFs (n = 34) included: 2 renal masses (0.15%), 2 aortic aneurysms (0.15%), 2 cases of hydronephrosis (0.15%), 11 adrenal masses (0.86%), 7 lymphadenopathies (0.55%), 6 cases of endometrial or cervical thickening (0.47%), 1 liver hemangioma (0.08%), 1 pelvic fluid (0.08%) and 2 ovarian dermoid cysts (0.15%). Overall, 28% (71/253) of IFs were included in the clinical reports, while clinically significant findings were reported in 41% (14/34) of cases. Extraspinal IFs are commonly detected during a routine lumbar MRI, and many of these findings are not clinically significant. However, IFs including clinically important findings are occasionally omitted from formal radiological reports.