@CariitoSwaggy@cabracg Se hace en ese lugar porque libras los rectos abdominales y puedes entrar en el area mas delgada del musculo del útero, arriba del cuello. Trae menos riesgo de complicaciones como ruptura uterina en embarazos futuros jajajaa
Ser médico general está bien. Ser especialista también. Hacer una subespecialidad, una alta especialidad, una maestría o un doctorado también. Todo menos hacer medicina estética, esos que se vayan al diablo.
@Glowbug_420@gordinhasgemeas I'm a doctor. I was told by a 33 yr old woman in active labor (we were in the hospital, in the labor ward) that she was NOT pregnant and didn't know why her stomach was so big. The baby was born like 20 minutes later. People lie idk
Today in @Nature, we report a new approach to studying human brain development and modeling disease in vivo.
Human neural #assembloids and #organoids have opened new ways to study development in vitro, but they also have important limitations. Transplantation can provide a more physiological environment, yet human cortical cells then develop within a rodent brain that matures much faster, constraining their growth and integration.
To address some of these limitations and obtain more advanced functional readouts relevant to disease biology, we generated #apallial mice, in which ~98% of the cortex and hippocampus fail to form, creating space for transplanted human cortical organoids to grow and integrate extensively.
We call these #xenocortical mice (XCX).
Nearly 7 years in the making. Congratulations to an extraordinary team and wonderful collaborators!
Link to the article below 👇
yall swear having cats is easy but that litter box is filthy as sin and ur cat is wearing a non breakaway collar eating dry food with no liquid in sight
@MaIsabel2026@ClaraOnTheRocks agrégale que rompes la barrera de la piel y el realizar una cirugía es un insulto al cuerpo lo que causa que se defienda y altera el sistema inmune.
@MaIsabel2026@ClaraOnTheRocks Las infecciones hospitalarias también conocidas como nosocomiales son más resistentes debido a que en el ambientr intrahospitalario se usan sanitizantes fuertes y la mayoría de los pacientes reciben antibióticos, por lo que solo las bacterias más "fuertes" sobreviven