Browsing by Author "Alvarez Vidal, Marcia Alexandra"

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Investigación del cromosoma filadelfia en leucemia mieloide crónica y leucemia linfoblástica
(2001) Abad Gonzalez, Jenny Patricia; Alvarez Vidal, Marcia Alexandra; Avila Cevallos, Blanca Marilú; Bermúdez López, Ketty Lucila; Mosquera Barzallo, Carlos Edmundo
In the period between January 1 and December 31, 2000, at the Cancer Institute Hospital of Cuenca, in 32 patients with chronic myeloid leukemia and acute Linfoblática the presence of the Philadelphia chromosome as a tumor marker chromosome was investigated. ranging in age from 1 to 62 years was found with an average of 22.5 plus or minus 18.21. 59.4 percent of the sample were male and 40.6 percent female. 71.9 of patients had acute lymphoblastic leukemia and 28.1 percent had chronic myeloid leukemia. The Philadelphia chromosome was found in 37.5 percent of the sample and 62.5 percent was not present. In 21 percent of the total group there was metaphase. The age group that had more impact on the Philadelphia chromosome was that of 1-9 years accounted for 12.5 percent of the sample. In 88.88 percent of patients with chronic myeloid leukemia Philadelphia chromosome we found. The literature reports 95 percent. In patients with Acute Leukemia Linfoblática Philadelphia chromosome found only in 17.93 percent. The literature provides 80 to 90 percent
Modelo de atención integral de salud familiar comunitario e intercultural aplicado en el Centro de Salud No. 1 de Azogues 2009-2011
(2011) Alvarez Vidal, Marcia Alexandra; Sacoto González, León Marcelo
ABSTRACT Theme: Integral Attention health model of familiar-communitary and intercultural health “MAIS-FCI” at health Center N°1 at Azogues 2009-2011’. Objective: Value that the model of health attention (MAIS) has had, analyzing the intervention in the health factors and the attention given to people at the Health Center N° 1 at Azogues. Method and Materials: This is a descriptive and observational study, that tries to give and answer to the indicators, it analyzes what is happening without interfering with its conditions and its dominant factors in cause-effect relation. For its analyze and test process, quantitative methods has been used with the family given by the MSP. The family was given to all the Azogues families and to the suburbs that depend of the Health Center N°1 making emphasis to the kind of illness and to the calcification of the biological, sanitary and socioeconomical risks, also giving importance to the participation of the families and of the community with the achieved compromises. Results: With the health model “MAIS-FCI” implemented at 2008, now it is part of the Political Constitution of Ecuador, it will be financed by the State it is based at APS renovated, there are norms and strategies, process and with integral resources (promotion, prevention, and rehabilitation) with quality to the families, to the community and environment promoting social participation. It is carried by the basic equipment of health aplicated to families file with visits to the houses , because of being a new model in our country it is expected to reduce the maternal and neonatal mortality to a 35%. Reduce the teen pregnancy at a 25% and reduce the consume of dirty water and with this reduce the respiratory infections too. Conclusions: With the implementation of the health model, that is characterized by being integral, familiar, communitary and intercultural, the attentions is given to all the population, trying to reach the health determinants, by the promotion the people and the future generations can be owners of their health. KEY WORDS: MODEL OF HEALTH, FOCUSES INTERCULTURAL RELATIVE AND, EQUIPMENT OF HEALTH, RISKS, PREVENTION, PROMOTION AND COMMUNITARIAN PARTICIPATION. DeCS: STUDIES OF VALIDATION; NATIONAL SYSTEMS OF HEALTH; MAIS-FCI; MODEL OF INTEGRAL ATTENTION OF COMMUNITARIAN AND INTERCULTURAL FAMILY HEALTH; PROMOTION OF THE HEALTH-NORMS; PREVENTION PRIMARY-NORMS; PRIMARY ATTENTION OF HEALTH-NORMS: CAÑAR-ECUADOR.