Vulnerabilidade no acesso ao tratamento dialítico no Brasil : uma análise bioética

Ferraz, Fábio Humberto Ribeiro Paes

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“…In addition, studies have shown inequality in the distribution of clinics throughout Brazil, with a strong correlation between the proportion of clinics/pmp and the values of state GDP 30 . A recent study showed a linear correlation between dialysis centers and municipal human development index (HDI-M) values 31 .…”

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Diferenças e desigualdades no acesso a terapia renal substitutiva nos países do BRICS

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Rodrigues

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End-stage renal disease (ESRD) is an important public health problem, especially in developing countries due to the high level of economic resources needed to maintain patients in the different programs that make up renal replacement therapy (RRT). To analyze the differences and inequalities involved in access to RRT in the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russian Federation, India, China and South Africa). This is an applied, descriptive, cross-sectional, quantitative and qualitative study, with documentary analysis and a literature review. The sources of data were from national censuses and scientific publications regarding access to RRT in the BRICS countries. There is unequal access to RRT in all the BRICS countries, as well as the absence of information regarding dialysis and transplants (India), the absence of effective legislation to inhibit the trafficking of organs (India and South Africa) and the use of deceased prisoners as donors for renal transplants (China). The construction of mechanisms to promote the sharing of benefits and solidarity in the field of international cooperation in the area of renal health involves the recognition of bioethical issues related to access to RRT in the BRICS countries.

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Diferenças e desigualdades no acesso a terapia renal substitutiva nos países do BRICS

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Rodrigues

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“…Dele, aproveita-se tudo: raiz, caule, folha, inflorescência e fruto 1 . Os frutos do coqueiro-anão, principalmente do anão-verde, são usados para consumo do seu fluido, enquanto que os frutos do coqueiro-gigante e do híbrido são usados para consumo do albúmen, podendo ser usado in natura ou beneficiado, na forma de coco ralado e leite de coco 2 . O sabor varia conforme o estágio de maturação do fruto.…”

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Biochemical profile of coconut water from coconut palms planted in an inland region

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Objective: To analyze the biochemical profile of coconut water from dwarf coconut palms planted in non-coastal regions, during the maturation period (sixth to ninth month). Methods: Eight of 15 coconut palms planted in a non-coastal region were selected by lots and their coconuts sent to a laboratory for extraction and analysis of the coconut water. Coconut water from a total of 45 coconuts, from the sixth to ninth months maturity, were analyzed to measure glucose, electrolytes, total proteins and osmolarity and to identify the sugars contained. Results: The analysis of coconut water from the sixth to ninth month did not find any differences in the median concentrations of sodium (3 mEq/L; 2 and 3), glucose (0.6 g/L; 0.3 and 17.3) or total proteins (9 g/L; 6 and 12), but detected a reduction in the concentration of potassium (64 mEq/L; 46 and 99), calcium (6.5 mmol/L; 5 and 8.5), magnesium (8 mmol/L; 3.9 and 9.8), chloride (38.5 mEq/L; 30 and 48.7) and osmolarity (419 mOsmol/L; 354 and 472). With relation to the sugars, identified by chromatography on paper, an increase was observed from the sixth to the ninth month in the concentration of fructose (68 mg/µL; 44 and 320) and glucose (299 mg/µL; 262 and 332) and in conjunction with a concentration of sucrose (340 mg/µL; 264 and 390). Conclusions: The biochemical profile of coconut water varied as the coconuts matured, observing reductions in the concentration of potassium, calcium, magnesium, chloride and osmolarity. Descending paper chromatography revealed an increase in the concentration of fructose and glucose and also a reduction in the concentration of sucrose.

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Vulnerabilidade no acesso ao tratamento dialítico no Brasil : uma análise bioética

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Diferenças e desigualdades no acesso a terapia renal substitutiva nos países do BRICS

Diferenças e desigualdades no acesso a terapia renal substitutiva nos países do BRICS

Biochemical profile of coconut water from coconut palms planted in an inland region

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