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Research paper thumbnail of Interdigital pilonidal sinus in the foot

Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 2008

Research paper thumbnail of Miasis cutáneas sobre lesiones tumorales: presentación de tres casos

Actas Dermo-Sifiliográficas, 2006

Las miasis cutáneas son enfermedades producidas en el hombre por la endoparasitación o ectoparasi... more Las miasis cutáneas son enfermedades producidas en el hombre por la endoparasitación o ectoparasitación por larvas de dípteros, propias de países tropicales y subtropicales, donde se producen a lo largo de todo el año. En nuestro medio son trastornos infrecuentes y exóticos que ocurren en su mayor parte en los meses estivales, cálidos. En muchos casos se trata de enfermedades importadas, adquiridas en países tropicales. Las miasis de heridas cutáneas aparecen fundamentalmente en pacientes con factores de riesgo, como edad avanzada, clase social baja, falta de higiene, vagabundos, alcoholismo, enfermedad vascular periférica o diabetes mellitus 1,2 .

Research paper thumbnail of Preparation and characterization of electrochemically etched Re tips for STM

Applied Surface Science, 1994

Abstract We have investigated rhenium (Re) tips for scanning tunneling microscopy (STM). The tips... more Abstract We have investigated rhenium (Re) tips for scanning tunneling microscopy (STM). The tips were made by electrochemical etching from polycrystalline Re wires with two methods. The better method was the method using a ring reference electrode floating on a H2SO4 solution and a controller. Sharp tips with a single apex were obtained reproducibly; their diameter was inspected with transmission electron microscopy to be around 300 A. The tip apex was examined by field ion microscopy. Most of the Re tips were observed to have a [11 2 0]-oriented apex, where a single atom was expected to be stable. Atomic resolution STM images of Si(111)7×7 surface were obtained both at room temperature and at 600°C, demonstrating that a [11 2 0]-oriented Re tip is one of the most stable tips for STM.

Research paper thumbnail of Interdigital pilonidal sinus in the foot

Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 2008

Research paper thumbnail of Miasis cutáneas sobre lesiones tumorales: presentación de tres casos

Actas Dermo-Sifiliográficas, 2006

Las miasis cutáneas son enfermedades producidas en el hombre por la endoparasitación o ectoparasi... more Las miasis cutáneas son enfermedades producidas en el hombre por la endoparasitación o ectoparasitación por larvas de dípteros, propias de países tropicales y subtropicales, donde se producen a lo largo de todo el año. En nuestro medio son trastornos infrecuentes y exóticos que ocurren en su mayor parte en los meses estivales, cálidos. En muchos casos se trata de enfermedades importadas, adquiridas en países tropicales. Las miasis de heridas cutáneas aparecen fundamentalmente en pacientes con factores de riesgo, como edad avanzada, clase social baja, falta de higiene, vagabundos, alcoholismo, enfermedad vascular periférica o diabetes mellitus 1,2 .

Research paper thumbnail of Preparation and characterization of electrochemically etched Re tips for STM

Applied Surface Science, 1994

Abstract We have investigated rhenium (Re) tips for scanning tunneling microscopy (STM). The tips... more Abstract We have investigated rhenium (Re) tips for scanning tunneling microscopy (STM). The tips were made by electrochemical etching from polycrystalline Re wires with two methods. The better method was the method using a ring reference electrode floating on a H2SO4 solution and a controller. Sharp tips with a single apex were obtained reproducibly; their diameter was inspected with transmission electron microscopy to be around 300 A. The tip apex was examined by field ion microscopy. Most of the Re tips were observed to have a [11 2 0]-oriented apex, where a single atom was expected to be stable. Atomic resolution STM images of Si(111)7×7 surface were obtained both at room temperature and at 600°C, demonstrating that a [11 2 0]-oriented Re tip is one of the most stable tips for STM.

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